Che (Arabic)
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| Arabic alphabet | ||||||
| ﺍ || ﺏ || ﺕ || ﺙ || ﺝ || ﺡ || ﺥ | ||||||
| ﺩ || ﺫ || ﺭ || ﺯ || ﺱ || ﺵ || ﺹ | ||||||
| ﺽ || ﻁ || ﻅ || ﻉ || ﻍ || ﻑ || ﻕ | ||||||
| ﻙ || ﻝ || ﻡ || ﻥ || هـ || ﻭ || ﻱ | ||||||
| History · Transliteration Diacritics · hamza ء Numerals · Numeration |
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Che is an additional letter of the Arabic alphabet, derived from ǧīm (ج) with two additional dots. It is not used in Arabic itself, but may be used to represent a voiceless postalveolar affricate (IPA: /tʃ/) when writing other languages.
Hausa uses ṯāʼ (ث) to represent the sound instead.
| Contextual forms | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Final | Medial | Initial | Isolated |
| ﭻ | ﭽ | ﭼ | ﭺ |
