View source for ◌̨

{{character info|̨}}
{{character info/var|˛}}
{{also|◌᪷|◌᷎}}

==Translingual==
[[File:Latin letter A with ogonek.svg|right|thumb|A with ogonek and a with ogonek]]

===Diacritical mark===
{{head|mul|diacritical mark}}

# {{non-gloss|[[ogonek]], a common diacritic for [[nasalization]]}}
# {{lb|mul|IPA|dated}} {{ng|Sometimes used to mark nasalization in order not to clutter tone marks placed above the vowel letter.}}
# {{lb|mul|IPA|obsolete}} {{ng|graphic substitution for {{angbr IPA|[[◌᪷]]}}.}}
# {{lb|mul|UPA|on a consonant letter}} {{ng|[[laminal]] articulation, e.g. {{angbr|s̨}} (IPA {{IPAfont|[[◌̻]]}}).}}
# {{lb|mul|UPA|on a vowel letter}} {{ng|a [[reduced]] vowel; equivalent to a turned letter.}}

====Usage notes====
Along with the [[cedilla]] [[◌̧|{{angbr IPA|◌̧}}]] and the overstruck [[tilde]] [[◌̴|{{angbr IPA|◌̴}}]], the ogonek is one of the few diacritics that graphically connects with a letter and yet is used productively in Unicode, rather than there being a separate Unicode character assigned to each combination of letter and diacritic.

====Derived terms====
*[[ą]]
*[[ą̊]]
*[[ą̈]]
*[[ę]]
*[[ę̈]]
*[[į]]
*[[ı̨]]
*[[ǫ]]
*[[ǫ̈]]
*[[ų]]
*[[ų̈]]
*[[y̨]]

====Further reading====
* {{pedia|ogonek}}