J. 'Mach' Wust wrote:
>>So, perhaps use eszett initially, and s medially for /z/?
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> That would be possible. I've read that Jacob Grimm (one of the two
> fairy-tale Grimms) proposed to use the long ſ for /z/ and round s for /s/,
> though he abandoned this proposition later.
I have seen this convention actually used in an old
Langenscheidt dictionary. They also used Fraktur of course!
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