Yo (Kiril): Perbedaan antara revisi

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The letter Yo or Jo is the seventh letter of the alphabet, but although it indicates a distinct sound from [[Ye (Cyrillic)|Ye]], it is often treated as the same letter for alphabetisation and sorting. In the dictionary, {{lang|ru|ёж}} (hedgehog) comes after {{lang|ru|едо́к}} (the one who eats) and before {{lang|ru|е́здить}} (to ride). It is usually printed as {{angle bracket|е}}. the bottom of the section says enough about it {{angle bracket|Ё}} represents the [[phoneme]] {{IPA|/o/}} after {{IPA|/j/}} or a soft [[consonant]] (or occasionally after {{angle bracket|ж}}, {{angle bracket|ш}}), and it should always be [[stress (linguistics)|stressed]]. It alternates with {{angle bracket|е}}, written in non-stressed positions. Unstressed {{angle bracket|ё}} appears only in rare loanwords, in compound words (in this case it may be considered to have secondary stress; most notably, {{angle bracket|ё}} occurs in words containing the parts {{lang|ru|трёх-}} 'three-' and {{lang|ru|четырёх-}} 'four-'), in derivatives of the name of the letter {{angle bracket|ё}} itself ({{lang|ru|ёфика́тор}} - [[yoficator]]), in [[loanword]]s ({{lang|ru|кёнигсбе́ргский}} - adjective from {{lang|de|[[Königsberg]]}}, {{lang|ru|сёрфинги́ст}} from {{lang|en|surfing}} - surfer, {{lang|ru|сёдзё}} - {{lang|ja|[[shōjo]]}}, {{lang|ru|гёмбёц}} - {{lang|hu|[[gömböc]]}}).▼