circumflex

Often, however, a circumflex is the only reminder of what once was.

The circumflex is a national treasure, if the French only knew it.

Linguistic interference sometimes accounts for the presence of a circumflex.

A "rooftop," the circumflex, indicates a person who is interested in the way things are put together.

Circumflexes are often used when a word processor does not allow macrons.

The English words in the magazine used circumflexes besides macrons.

Falling tone in a syllable is shown using a circumflex.

In the circumflex cases the second element is emphasized and lengthened.

Long vowels can be written either with a macron or a circumflex.

The word pâté has both a circumflex and an acute accent.

Below are the general rules for the use of the acute accent and the circumflex in Portuguese.

In certain words, the circumflex is idiopathic, and has no precise linguistic role.

It's just three lowercase letters topped by what looks like a giant circumflex.

The circumflex on the second 'o' indicates that a letter is left out.

The French spelling, with the circumflex, was also used in English, but is now rare.

The acute vowels can not be continued and the circumflex - can.

Elsewhere, the difference between acute and circumflex is often continued as a tonal distinction.

The circumflex first appeared in written French in the 16th century.

He had a genetically-caused defect in his circumflex left coronary artery, and nearly died.

The hook is usually written to the right of the circumflex in conventional Vietnamese orthography.

See use of the circumflex in French.

Some circumflexes appear for no known reason.

Turkish also uses a, i and u with the circumflex:

The circumflex further indicates their height (see below).

(though the circumflex could also be a triangle).