This is the second part in my series on things that look like letters, but are not quite letters. I am not talking about post cards. I am talking about letters of the alphabet.
MacOS has a short list of letterlike symbols, and wordwall.net has a larger list, which is alphabetical. (Or would be, if every element in their list was actually a letter, which is not the case.)
Which begs the question about why Apple curated their collection down to just 26 symbols and wordwall.net accepted everything, including non-English language letters which do not look like English letters.
MacOS Letterlike Symbols
MacOS Letterlike Symbols descriptions
Wordwall.net has alphabetized their letterlike symbols, which is kind of fun.
Wordwall.net letterlike symbols
What can you find in the wordwall.net symbols? I see a Hebrew alef, bet, gimmel and dalet, as well as a Greek sigma and pi.
Is that an upside-down ampersand?!
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