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The letter o with an ogonek appeared in Early Middle English orthography
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The ogonek is a diacritic mark originating from Polish rather than Early Middle English orthography, and historical records do not support the presence of an o-ogonek in Early Middle English.

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Oxford Dictionary of English
2010 · cited by 0
... ogonek / p'gpnek / ▻ noun a diacritic mark ( ) placed beneath a letter , typically to indicate nasalization of a vowel in Polish and other languages . ORIGIN Polish , literally ' little hook ' . OGPU ( also Ogpu ) an organization for ... 19 pages of contents in middle of book between end of L and beginning of M
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first checked04 Aug 2026
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