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	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for j-circumflex
		CIRCUMFLEX Concise Oxford Companion to the English Language...
		In classical Greek, the circumflex marks a rise/fall in pitch; in French, it may indicate vowel quality (often due to the loss of a phoneme or syllable).
		(also circumflex accent) a mark placed over a vowel in some languages to indicate contraction, length, or pitch or tone.
	www.encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=j-circumflex (393 words)

	The Accent
		With any of these meanings, the term "accent" is used to describe differences in pronunciation that are often significant and may generate doubts or confusions in students of Italian as a Second language.
		The circumflex accent (^) can be found in poetry and indicates either the contraction of two vowels (as in "ozî", for "ozii") or the elimination of a syllable (as in "tôrre" for "togliere").
		According to Italian spelling rules, the accent mark is required only when the stress falls on the last vowel of words formed by more than one syllable (as in "città, caffè, felicità") and on monosyllabic words that can be confused with a similar term ("né" as opposed to "ne").
	www.locuta.com /eaccent.html (463 words)

	circumflex - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		- accent over letter: in some languages, a mark (^) placed above a letter to indicate a specific pronunciation, usually different from that of the unaccented letter, or a contraction.
		accent, acute, angstrom, apostrophe, cedilla, circumflex, dieresis, grave, hácek, tilde, umlaut, breve
		Diacritical Mark, sign or mark placed over, under, through, or after a letter to indicate a special sound or value for the letter to which it is...
	encarta.msn.com /circumflex.html (94 words)

	Ancient Greek Accents
		Grammarians asserted that an acute accent or the higher part of a circumflex accent was tonally a perfect fifth higher than the surrounding unaccented syllables.
		Possible positions of acute accent are restricted by the length of the accented vowel or diphthong and the length of the vowel or diphthong in the final syllable.
		If the persistent accent is on the antepenult, but some forms of the word change the ending from short to long vowels, the accent must comply with the constraints of the possible position restrictions; these forms then show an acute penultimate accent (paroxytone).
	www.his.com /~wigtil/greekaccent.htm (1454 words)

	The comet circumflex system.
		Although usually named as comet circumflex using two words, the designation comet_circumflex using an underscore is intended to be used at least once in each document so that documents on the comet circumflex system may be more easily found using web search engines.
		I reasoned that, as my application is about languages, an accented character would be nice, yet I was reluctant to use an accented letter as that could perhaps be used in some real language, so I thought of using a symbol with an accent, as an otherwise unlikely to occur sequence.
		A board game as a research platform for the comet circumflex system, in order to test whether the comet circumflex system can be used so that people around the world may play the board game using comet circumflex sentences and discuss the board game using comet circumflex sentences.
	www.users.globalnet.co.uk /~ngo/c_c00000.htm (976 words)

	Lancôme
		Since the 's' wasn't pronounced, one could simply change the spelling and the circumflex accent would henceforward signal the origin of the brand as surely as if a little [French?] flag was floating over international cosmetics.
		The symbol of masculinity melded with the circumflex accent to signify an Eau de Toilette for men.
		Notice the freedom with which these folks play with these accents--the accent "signals the origin of the brand as surely as a flag floating over international [world of] cosmetics." See how this is evoked above with the circumflex accent 'floating/flying/fluttering' above the O itself.
	ccat.sas.upenn.edu /~haroldfs/popcult/handouts/adverts/lancome/lancome.html (601 words)

	Portuguese accentuation system - UniLang Wiki
		When the first vowel in ee or oo is stressed, it must bear a circumflex accent: crêem [(they) believe], dêem [(may they) give], vôo [flight], enjôo [nausea].
		The stressed diphthongs ei, eu, oi must bear an acute accent when they are open diphthongs: anéis [rings], idéia [idea], geléia [jam], céu [sky, heaven], chapéu [hat], herói [hero], jóia [jewel].
		There are certain words in Portuguese that receive a special accent in order to be told from their homonyms.
	home.unilang.org /wiki3/index.php/Portuguese_accentuation_system (899 words)

	Accent & Tone
		In all the vocabularies in each of the lessons of the Zarma course, not only the meaning of the words is given, but the new words are marked for tone, for accent, and for length of vowels as well.
		A low tone of voice is indicated by an underline beneath the syllable and a high tone by a syllable in italic.
		Some long vowels are indicated by a doubling of the vowel, where there is a "minimal pair" (another word meaning something different, but spells something like; as in kani-lie versus kaani).
	home.tiscali.nl /djerma/pronuciationguide/accent.html (240 words)

	YLC - The Yamada Language Center, Standard Fonts
		A list of codes for all accented letters or commonly used characters for Windows 95, MS Word, and Notepad.
		Accents are produced by pressing the key combination option -e (that is, press and hold the option key, and then press the `e' key and release both) then press the vowel that you want to be accented.
		Note also that accented letters may not be supported by certain software programs, such as text editors, databases, etc. many of those also have other methods of producing accented letters and other special characters, and do not support this basic imput method.
	babel.uoregon.edu /Yamada/easy_fonts.html (774 words)

	Vowel Sounds & Spelling
		The accents indicate that the vowel is nasalized
		The acute accent above i indicates that it is pronounced separately from the preceding vowel.
		The circumflex accent above o indicates that it is a closed o.
	br.geocities.com /helcio_domingues/vowels.html (290 words)

	Accentuation Tutorial (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		The circumflex cannot appear over a short vowel, since a short vowel is too short to allow time for both rise and fall.
		In addition, it is a rule in ancient Greek that an accented long P that is followed by short U must have the circumflex.
		Conversely, an accented long P that is followed by long U must have the acute.
	socrates.berkeley.edu /~ancgreek/accenttutU/last_threeU3.html (173 words)

	Lancôme Paris - The Brand - The Saga - The Circumflex Accent
		The circumflex perched above the "o" that replaced the "s" today pays tribute to the origins of the brand as proudly as the little flag floating above the international cosmetics building.
		As a reward, Sicos is crowned with its own accent and renamed: SICÔS. With Poême, the little hat abandons its favourite letter, the O, and jumps onto the next one over.
		The circumflex seems to provide shelter from those scorching summer sun rays and covers all the products in the range.
	www2.lancome.com /_int/_en/about/brand/saga/accent.aspx (264 words)

	SmartPhrase.com > French > Pronunciation
		The five vowels are the same, although their pronunciation differs somewhat, and accents may be used on many letters as described below.
		The circumflex (cironflexe) accent (â, ê, î, ô, û) may be used on any of the five vowels.
		The grave and circumflex accent marks are often used to distinguish between homonyms.
	www.smartphrase.com /French/fr_pronunciation.shtml (361 words)

	Greek Diacritics
		The form of the Latin circumflex also reflects the original Greek form: it was a combination of the acute and the grave (being a rising then falling pitch accent), and was originally also called oxybarys, "acute-grave" (Thompson 1912:61).
		However, Porson's circumflex is in fact a revival of the older shape of the diacritic.
		The Greek precomposed spacing accents came in as a lump from the Greek national body ELOT for polytoniko Greek, and had to be accepted into Unicode as part of the merger compromise with [ISO Standard] 10646.
	www.tlg.uci.edu /~opoudjis/unicode/gkdiacritics.html (4169 words)

	Polytonistis for MS-Word 2000 Pro version by MAGENTA.
		The consonants and the non-accented vowels are inserted in the same was as in the monotonic system which you already use.
		For each breathing, accent or combination of the two, the ACCENTUATOR uses a certain key which can be defined by the user.
		The above breathings, accents and combinations are produced according to the rules that apply to vowel accentuation, including the "r" (rho) with the grave or acute accent.
	www.magenta.gr /en/polytonistis_uc/en_polytonistis_w2000_pro.htm (1113 words)

	Apostrophe and acute accent confusion
		Before ISO 8859-1 came around, there was no use for the acute accent key on German keyboards, therefore it was simply mapped to the apostrophe in keyboard drivers and people got used to it.
		In the "de(basic)" mapping, the keys for acute (E12), grave (Shift+E12), tilde (AltGr+D12), and circumflex (E0) are all non-spacing.
		This keeps the grave accent spacing for the time the measures under A) are not yet implemented (and so nothing changes for TeX and Emacs users), but it makes the acute accent non-spacing, to prevent its accidental use as an apostrophe.
	www.cl.cam.ac.uk /~mgk25/ucs/apostrophe.html (1944 words)

	Le Conjugueur
		Circumflex accent takes place on all voyels except y: â, ê, î, ô and û.
		In some words, circumflex accents come from the language evolution.
		When i is followed by a t, there is a circumflex accent.
	www.leconjugueur.com /ukaccentcirconflexe.php (231 words)

	(IUCr) International Union of Crystallography
		If there is any special or accented character that you wish to use that you cannot successfully input via your keyboard, then you may choose to put in an SGML entity for that character.
		For example, the letter 'e' with an acute accent may be put in as the SGML entity
		When your name is later displayed to other users (for example as part of your entry in the World Directory of Crystallographers), or otherwise used, it should then have the accent correctly displayed.
	www.iucr.org /iucr-top/user/help/sgml_entities.html (110 words)

	Accents
		You can test that your browser shows the accents correctly (there is an image of every letter compared with what your browser shows).
		a mark indicating stress, vowel quality (as French grave `, acute ´, circumflex ^), or form (as French la "the" versus là "there").
		The separation of of two adjacent vowels, dividing one syllable into two.
	www.saunalahti.fi /~huuhilo/portuguese/gb_accents.htm (114 words)

	The Fitaly Keyboard for Windows CE
		We can conjugate the letter and punctuation panels with the four possible accent keys: A tap on any of the four accent key modifies the letters and produces accented keys and other keys of the Latin1 character set.
		The grave accent changes the vowels a e i o u to forms with the grave accent.
		It seems quite natural to obtain accented letters such as à and á by sliding from the letter a in the direction suggested by the slant of the accent.
	www.fitaly.com /wince/pocketpcfitaly.htm (1827 words)

	Casa de Joanna: Accent Strategies
		There are many ways to use accents in documents and programs and we have come a long way from the days when all accents required cheat sheets with lists of codes.
		Below are a few of the ways that you can get accents without changing the keyboard settings and when there aren't shortcuts built into the program.
		Note: As I mentioned in the introduction, accent short cuts are rather old-fashioned.
	www.casadejoanna.com /mirror/cs_accen.htm (418 words)

	Latin-1 Character Set
		By using this augmented roman character set, e.g., using accented letters to indicate short or long vowels, all 12 pure vowels could be referenced without resorting to digraphs such as ae, ee, ie, oe, ue in New Spelling.
		("andEuml;") 76 L 204 Ì Capital I, grave accent ("andIgrave;") 77 M 205 Í Capital I, acute accent ("andIacute;") 78 N 206 Î Capital I, circumflex accent ("andIcirc;") 79 O 207 Ï Capital I, dieresis
		Long vowels are often referenced with an acute accent: ee/í, owe/ó, yu /ú.
	victorian.fortunecity.com /vangogh/555/Spell/latin-1.htm (1015 words)

	On Accents (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		If your entry in the TCS Virtual Address Book contains an accent, please use the proper html escape sequence.
		If you neglect to do this, the search engine will not work properly with your name, and as a result people will not be able to find your URL easily.
		You will find below a list of accents with their corresponding html escape sequences.
	sigact.acm.org /tcs-address/accents.html (104 words)

	Unicode Escaped Characters @ W. Frank Steely LIBRARY
		capital A, acute accent Á and#193; -> Á andAacute; -> Á !
		capital A, circumflex accent Â and#194; -> Â andAcirc; -> Â !
		capital I, circumflex accent Î and#206; -> Î andIcirc; -> Î !
	library.nku.edu /style/unicode.html (2489 words)

	Ampersand Extensions
		â andacirc; lower case letter a with circumflex accent
		é andeacute; lower case letter e with acute accent
		ô andocirc; lower case letter o with circumflex accent
	www.giering-family-trees.org /ampersan.htm (707 words)

	How to Use a Circumflex Accent on a Mac \| eHow.com
		All of these characters can be found in, and inserted into your document from, the Key Caps desk accessory, which can be found in the Apple menu.
		Many of these accented ("high ASCII") characters are not compatible with e-mail.
		Accents on Macs - Macs have something called "Key Caps." When you open it, it looks like a keyboard.
	www.ehow.com /how_9307_circumflex-accent-mac.html (338 words)

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		Â ← and#194; capital A with circumflex accent
		Ê ← and#202; capital E with circumflex accent
		Î ← and#206; capital I with circumflex accent
	www.epinions.com /content_3036323972 (1089 words)

	How to Use a Circumflex Accent in a Windows Document \| eHow.com
		A circumflex is a special character used with a vowel.
		Circumflex accents are used in European and Asian languages written in the Roman alphabet.
		Go to your document and insert your cursor at the spot where you want to insert the vowel and the circumflex.
	www.ehow.com /how_10028_circumflex-accent-windows.html (395 words)

	French
		65 A 193 Á Capital A, acute accent ("andAacute;")
		66 B 194 Â Capital A, circumflex accent ("andAcirc;")
		74 J 202 Ê Capital E, circumflex accent ("andEcirc;")
	members.cox.net /michael_bara/Mike/FrenchChar.html (595 words)

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