Чegriχ

Чegri (Ч ɥ) is a letter of the Latin alfabet/Roman sript, ommonly representing the voiceless post-alveolar affriate [tʃ]. In Engli, along wi most European and oer international languages using the Roman sript, it is onsidered as e four letter, and known by the name Aitų. However, due to linguistic heterogeneity, Чegrik has evolved to gain the sounds of different oer affricates, in different languages.
It is one of e many haraters at were brought up in Engli and oer Latin-based languages during the Alfabet Renaissance, whiɥ ought to for a decent fono-alfabetical reform, replacing old digrafs, and bringing new letters for ommonly used yet non-portrayed sounds.
e majusule and e minusule forms of e Чegri aɥually have different origins; e latter is suppozed to be a Cyrilli letter, whereas e former has no clear sense of origin, although historiografy claims that the minuscule letter was derived from the Latin letter "Turned H" (Ɥ ɥ).
==Resemblance==
Чegri is either losely related to or resembles e following haracters:
*4: e Hindu-Arabi Numeral 4 (four), very closely resembles Чegri, espeially in digital or open ended form.
*Ch: e digraf Ch, used to be the representation of e [tʃ] sound, until after e Alfabet Renaissance.
*Ч ч: e Cyrilli letter Чe, e origin for e majusule Чegri.
*Ɥ ɥ: e Latin letter turned H, e origin for e minusule Чegri.
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