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Yat

Yat (Ѣ ѣ) is a letter used in old Slavic languages. Yat was a common Slavic long vowel. There was also kind known as Iotated Yat (Ꙓ ꙓ).


Yat Media

  • Graphemes for the Cyrillic letter "yat".

  • Italic Cyrillic Yat in Currall (1918)

  • Pre-revolution typewriter with Yat on the bottom row, between Ч and С.

  • Cover of 1880 edition of Turgenev's Fathers and Sons, with yat in the title: дѣти is spelled дети.

  • An extract from the third edition of Dal's Explanatory Dictionary showing yat with diaeresis in the words звѣ̈здка and звѣ̈здочка (third line); in the modern orthography these are spelled as звёздка and звёздочка.

  • An antiques shop named with the pseudoarchaic orthography "антиквариатѣ" (current spelling : "антиквариат", pre-reform spelling : "антикваріатъ").

  • Vĕstnik časopis (14 January 1854) with extensive use of Yat

  • Nationalist take on the border between Serbian and Bulgarian that classifies all ekavian Bulgarian dialects as Serbian. By Aleksandar Belić (1914)

  • Nationalist take on the border between Croatian and Serbian that classifies all ijekavian Serbian dialects as Croatian. By Tomo Matasic (1985)

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