- Sat (letter)
Śat Unicode|ሰ is a letter of the
Ge'ez abugida , descended from South Arabian ).ee also
*
Ḍäppa transl|sem|ṣ́ Unicode|ፀ
*Śawt transl|sem|ś Unicode|ሠ
*Proto-Semitic
*Shin (letter)
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