Romanian
In the old Romanian Cyrillic alphabet, the yat, called eati, was used as the /ea/ diphthong. It disappeared when Romanian adopted the transitional alphabet, first in Wallachia, then in Moldova.
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Romanian
In the old Romanian Cyrillic alphabet, the yat, called eati, was used as the /ea/ diphthong. It disappeared when Romanian adopted the transitional alphabet, first in Wallachia, then in Moldova.
Read more about this topic: Yat