す

In Japanese writing, the syllabic (or, more properly, moraic) characters す (hiragana) and ス (katakana) occupy the 13th. ^eɽ place in the modern gojūon (五十音) alphabetical ordering system, between し and せ; and the 47th and last in the iroha poem, after せ. In the table on the right, which follows the gojūon order (by columns, and from right to left), it is found in the third column (さ行, "SA column") and the third row (う段, "row U").

The character す comes from the kanji 寸, while ス comes from 須.

They can have the dakuten accent: ず, ズ.

Romanization

According to the Hepburn, Kunrei-shiki and Nihon-shiki romanization systems:

• Етарики старики стари стари ста ста ста сти ста ста ста ста ста ста стара са ста ста ста ста ста ста, ста ста и с с и с ста ста ста и ста ста ста ста и с ста ста ста и ста с с с и с с и и и и и с с с с с с с с с с с с с с с с с са с с ста ста с и с с с с his".
• TER, ✕ are romanized as "Zu".

Writing

Writing of render.

Guidance.

• The character render is written with two strokes:

1. Horizontal stroke.
2. Vertical stroke that cuts to the first stroke, forms a circle to the left, which at the end opens, curved to the left.

• The TEC character is written with two strokes:

1. Trace composed of a horizontal line and a curve that goes down to the left, similar to the character.
2. Diagonal stroke down to the right.

Other representations

• Braille System:

• Phonetic Alphabet: proposed galoreoreousness his of suzume"where suzume means sparrow)
• Morse Code: ---・-