Related Letters and Other Similar Characters
- Χ χ : Greek letter Chi
- א : Hebrew letter Aleph
- Х х : Cyrillic letter Kha
- ᚷ : Gyfu, a letter in the Anglo-Saxon futhorc runic alphabet used in pre-Norman Britain.
- 乂 : a Chinese character, pronounced (high falling tone), "yì" in pinyin
- ㄨ : a letter representing or in Mandarin Phonetic Symbols
- メ : Me, a Japanese katakana character
- × : Multiplication sign
- Ⓧ : a symbol used in Japan for resale price maintenance
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