LATIN DICTIONARYLexicon Latīnum
letter

ꟾ

Meaning

  1. letterThe letter for the long I, used in ancient inscriptions instead of the apex (◌́) found on other vowel letters, equivalent to later Ī.
    C⸱AVRELIVS / PARTꟵENIVS / ÓRNÁMENTꟾS⸱DEC / HONÓRÁTVS⸱COL⸱AVG / NEMAVSꟾ⸱ꟾI͞I͞I͞IꟾVIR⸱AVG / COL⸱CÓPIA⸱CLAVD⸱AVG⸱LVGVD / ITEM⸱NÁRBÓNE⸱MÁRTIO / ET⸱FIR⸱IV́L⸱SECVND⸱ARAVSIÓNE / ET⸱FORO⸱IVLIꟾ⸱PÁCÁTO / VBꟾQVE⸱GRÁTVITꟾS⸱HONÓRIBVSGaius Aurelius Parthenius, honored with ornaments of decurio at the Colonia Augusta Nemausus [Nîmes], sevir Augustalis at the Colonia Copia Claudia Augusta Lugdunum [Lyon], likewise at Narbo Martius [Narbonne] and at Firma Julia Secundanorum Aurasio [Orange] and at Forum Julii Pacatum [Fréjus]. Everywhere the honours were received for nothing in return.

Quick answers

What does ꟾ mean in Latin?
ꟾ, a letter, means “The letter for the long I, used in ancient inscriptions instead of the apex (◌́) found on other vowel letters, equivalent to later Ī.”.