ҭ

ҭ (Cyrillic Small Letter Te With Descender, U+04AD) is a Cyrillic lowercase letter primarily used in non-Slavic languages that employ the Cyrillic script, such as Abkhaz and Chechen. Visually, it resembles the standard Cyrillic letter "т" (te) but features an added descender, a tail extending below the baseline. This modification allows it to represent distinct sounds, for instance, a voiceless alveolar affricate like /t͡ʃ/ (similar to "ch" in "church") in Abkhaz or /t͡s/ (similar to "ts" in "cats") in Chechen, phonemes not typically present in standard Slavic languages. Its capital form is Ҭ (Cyrillic Capital Letter Te With Descender, U+04AC).