innis (example)

Image:
Innis 23E29p83.png
Source: Dublin, Royal Irish Academy, MS 23 E 29 (1134) = Book of Fermoy [s. xiv/xv], p. 83File:
Letters displayed:
<inis>
Base form in image, without marks, as it may appear to the untrained eye.
Represents in Irish:
innis
In the scribe’s mind or in normalised spelling.
Appearance
Build type:
Example
Characters include:



I-with-acute-23E29p83.png
i with acute diacritic (disambiguation)
Represents: i (Irish)i (Latin)
Notational device: Superscript symbol
and



N-with-stroke-Dii1f124ra.png
n with suspension stroke
Represents: nn, n(), ()n() (Irish)nn, n(), ()n() (Latin)
Notational device: Superscript symbol
Components include:



Acutedis 23E29p83.png
acute diacritic (disambiguation)
Represents: (disambiguates i in a string of minims) (Irish)
Meaning
Represents:
In Irish: innis
Context