caudated eとは 意味・読み方・使い方

名詞

caudated e

1. (rare) Synonym of e caudata.
   • 1977, Luitpold Wallach, Diplomatic studies in Latin and Greek documents from the Carolingian Age‎, Cornell University Press, page 323:

     The caudated e is once employed in romane (7). There are only two capitals in the text, the large initial A (1), and C in Carolus (5).

   • 2020, Martin Butler, “The Oxford Marston and The Dutch Courtesan”, in Early Theatre‎, volume 23.1, page 32:

     These two quartos interestingly share a small typographic oddity in that each makes use of the ‘caudated e’ (that is, an ‘e’ with a small tail or cedilla below, which is used as an abbreviation in medieval Latin to signal ‘ae’).

2. (rare) Synonym of e ogonek.
   • 2005, Thomas C. Smith-Stark, “Phonological Description in New Spain”, in Otto Zwartjes, Cristana Altman, editors, Missionary Linguistics II: Orthography and Phonology. Selected papers from the Second International Conference on Missionary Linguistics, São Paulo, 10-13 March 2004 / Lingüística Misionera II: Orthography and Phonology‎, John Benjamins, page 20:

     In the colonial Zoque documents published by Ruz (1997), attempts can be seen to represent this sixth vowel with an ash, <æ>, or with a caudated e, <ę>.