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"Ь" is a letter from the Cyrillic alphabet used in Russian and other Slavic languages that doesn't represent a sound on its own. Instead, it modifies the pronunciation of the letter before it, typically softening the consonant sound, which is why it's called the "soft sign."
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- Cirila-Ь-majuskla.svg
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- Cyrillic soft sign
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- ь
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Article · العربية
Ь (صغير: ь - كبير مائل: Ь - صغير مائل: ь) هو حرف في الأبجدية السيريلة، يسمى بالروسية: мягкий знак، أي العلامة الناعمة أو علامة الترقيق، وهو بمثابة الشكلة، ووظيفته تخفيف نطق الحرف الذي يسبقه. وهو يكتب ولا ينطق.
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