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'''Ve''' (В, в; italics: <span style="font-family: times, 'Times New Roman', serif; font-size: larger">''В'', ''в''</span>) is a letter of the [[Cyrillic alphabet]].

It commonly represents the sound /v/, like the English pronunciation of the [[V|Latin letter V]].

The capital letter Ve is [[Homograph|shaped exactly]] like a capital [[B|Latin letter B]] but is pronounced differently.

In romanization Ve is usually represented using the Latin letter V.

==History==
Ve and the [[Be (Cyrillic)|Cyrillic letter Be]] (Б, б) were both derived from the [[Beta (letter)|Greek letter Beta]] (Β, β), which already represented /v/ in Greek by the time the Cyrillic alphabet was created.

In the [[Early Cyrillic alphabet]] its name was вѣдѣ (''vědě''), meaning "I know".

In the [[Cyrillic numerals|Cyrillic numeral system]], Ve had the value of 2.

==Usage==
In [[Russian language|Russian]] and [[Bulgarian language|Bulgarian]], Ve generally represents /v/, but [[devoicing|at the end of a word]] or [[Assimilation (linguistics)|before voiceless consonant]]s it represents the voiceless [f] and before a [[palatalizing]] vowel it represents /vʲ/.

In standard [[Ukrainian language|Ukrainian]] pronunciation (based on the [[Poltava]] dialect), Ve represents a sound like the English W ([w]) when in the word final position. Because of this, it is not uncommon to see words ending in ‹в› transcribed to end in ‹w›, for example, Владислав = ''Vladyslaw'' for ''Vladislav''.

Additionally, some Ukrainians also use such pronunciation in words where the letter is directly preceded by a consonant, while for others all occurrences of the letter Ve denote /w/. In Eastern [[Ukraine]], the letter Ve may represent a devoiced [f], but this is considered a [[Russification]], as [[Final obstruent devoicing|word final devoicing]] does not occur in standard Ukrainian. For example, the standard Ukrainian pronunciation of the word сказав (''being said'') is /skazaw/. However in Eastern Ukraine one is likely to hear the Russified [skazaf] (with final devoicing).

In the [[Belarusian language]], the letter Ve represents only the sound /v/. In the word final position, or if directly proceeded by a consonant, it mutates to the letter [[Short U]] (Ў, ў), a unique Belarusian letter representing the sound /w/ e.g., the Belarusian noun 'language' is мова (''mova''), but the adjectival form is моўны (''mowny''), and the genitive plural of the noun (formed by removing the final ‹а›) is моў (''mow'').

In [[Serbian language|Serbian]], the letter Ve represents only the sound /v/.

==Code positions==
{| class="wikitable"
! [[Character encoding]] !! [[Case (orthography)|Case]] !! [[Decimal]] !! [[Hexadecimal]] !! [[Octal]] !! [[Binary numeral system|Binary]]
|-
|rowspan=2|[[Unicode]]||[[Majuscule|Capital]]||align="right"|1042||align="right"|0412||align="right"|002022||align="right"|0000010000010010
|-
| |[[Lower case|Small]]||align="right"|1074||align="right"|0432||align="right"|002062||align="right"|0000010000110010
|-
|rowspan=2|[[ISO 8859-5|ISO 8859-5]]||Capital||align="right"|178||align="right"|b2||align="right"|262||align="right"|10110010
|-
| |Small||align="right"|210||align="right"|d2||align="right"|322||align="right"|11010010
|-
|rowspan=2|[[KOI 8|KOI 8]]||Capital||align="right"|247||align="right"|f7||align="right"|367||align="right"|11110111
|-
| |Small||align="right"|215||align="right"|d7||align="right"|327||align="right"|11010111
|-
|rowspan=2|[[Windows 1251|Windows 1251]]||Capital||align="right"|194||align="right"|c2||align="right"|302||align="right"|11000010
|-
| |Small||align="right"|226||align="right"|e2||align="right"|342||align="right"|11100010
|}

==See also==
*[[B|B, b (Latin)]]
*[[V|V, v (Latin)]]
*[[W|W, w (Latin)]]
*[[Be (Cyrillic)|Б, б - Be (Cyrillic)]]
*[[Beta (letter)|Β, β - Beta (Greek)]]

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Nick: New page: {{Cyrillic alphabet navbox| Heading=Cyrillic letter Ve| Image=100px| uuc=0412|ulc=0432|numeral=2}} '''Ve''' (В, в; italics:...