The ʻ mark in oʻ and gʻ: how to write it
The mark in oʻ and gʻ is a turned comma (ʻ, Unicode U+02BB). People often type a plain apostrophe (ʼ or ') or a backtick (`) instead; that is a mistake, because the apostrophe is used for the tutuq sign. The 2026 alphabet writes ö and ğ instead of oʻ and gʻ, so this confusion goes away.
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The tutuq sign (ʼ) · New Uzbek alphabet (2026)
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