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Cyrillic letter Uk

Cyrillic alphabet Cyrillic letters
A (Cyrillic)	Be (Cyrillic)	Ve (Cyrillic)	Ge (Cyrillic)	Ghe (Cyrillic)	De (Cyrillic)	Dje
Gje	Ye (Cyrillic)	Yo (Cyrillic)	Ukrainian Ye	Zhe (Cyrillic)	Dze	Ze (Cyrillic)
I (Cyrillic)	Ukrainian I	Yi (Cyrillic)	short I	Je (Cyrillic)	Ka (Cyrillic)	El (Cyrillic)
Lje	Em (Cyrillic)	En (Cyrillic)	Nje	O (Cyrillic)	Pe (Cyrillic)	Er (Cyrillic)
Es (Cyrillic)	Te (Cyrillic)	Tshe	Kje	U (Cyrillic)	U short	Ef (Cyrillic)
Kha (Cyrillic)	Tse (Cyrillic)	Che (Cyrillic)	Dzhe	Sha	Shcha	Yer
Yery	Soft sign	E (Cyrillic)	Yu (Cyrillic)	Ya (Cyrillic)
Archaic letters
Koppa (Cyrillic)	Uk (Cyrillic)	Omega (Cyrillic)	Ot (Cyrillic)	Round Omega (Cyrillic)	Yat	A iotified
E iotified	Little Yus	Big Yus	Little Yus iotified	Big Yus iotified	Ksi (Cyrillic)	Psi (Cyrillic)
Fita	Izhitsa	Izhitsa okovy

Uk (Ѹ, ѹ) is a letter of the early Cyrillic alphabet. It was originally a ligature of the glyphs for " O (Cyrillic)" and " U (Cyrillic)" written horizontally. Later it was written more quickly as a vertical ligature, and in modern times has been replaced by the simple "У".

Whilst it no longer appears in the Russian alphabet (or, indeed, any Cyrillic alphabet), its legacy is still there, in the letter Yu (), which was itself a ligature of Izhe (now ) and Uk.

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