check
Places a check (ˇ) accent mark above a letter or mathematical symbol to indicate specific phonetic or mathematical notation.
Overview
Serves as a diacritical mark commonly used in linguistics, phonetics, and mathematical notation to modify characters with a caron or háček accent.
- Essential in typesetting texts containing Slavic languages like Czech and Slovak.
- Appears in mathematical contexts to denote specific variations of variables or operators.
- Often used in conjunction with vowels and consonants to represent distinct phonetic sounds.
- Provides clearer distinction than similar accent marks due to its distinctive v-shaped appearance.
Examples
Marking a vowel with a check accent in linguistic notation.
The word can be written as b\check{o}ze.
Using check accent in mathematical variable notation.
Let \check{x} denote the estimated value of x.
Multiple check accents in a mathematical expression.
\check{P}(\check{\theta}) = \check{L} + \check{K}