Music Cataloging at Yale ♪ Language tools
Note: this page was created with music cataloging in mind.
See also: script and printed Fraktur | Fraktur | written Fraktur | What does this blasted thing say? | Fraktur in different fonts
| Capital letters | Lower case letters |  |
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 = A |
 = N |
 = a |
 = n |
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 = B |
 = O |
 = b |
 = o |
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 = C |
 = P |
 = c |
 = p |
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 = D |
 = Q |
 = d |
 = q |
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 = E |
 = R |
 = e |
 = r |
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 = F |
 = S |
 = f |
   = s  = ss |
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 = G |
 = T |
 = g |
 = t |
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 = H |
 = U |
 = h |
 = u |
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 = I |
 = V |
 = i |
 = v |
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 = J |
 = W |
 = j |
 = w |
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 = K |
 = X |
 = k |
 = x |
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 = L |
 = Y |
 = l |
 = y |
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 = M |
 = Z |
 = m |
 = z |
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| Fraktur letters that can be confused for each other |
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| Source: What does this blasted thing say? |
appears only at the end of a word or syllable. See A Manual of European Languages for Librarians, c1975: p. 34.
is used only as lower case and substituted with Ss when it would be used in upper case.
This information is from Sven-Olof (carlsson.hh at arcor.de), Hamburg, Germany, received in an e-mail on July 21, 2005