ZHAY sounds like the French “j” or like the “s” in “confusion” or “division”. ZHAY is only used in words borrowed from other languages like Persian or English.
Forms
Final
Medial
Initial
Detached
Basic Forms
مژ
Use Final
Use Detached
ژ
In Context
مژگاں
Use Final
Use Detached
اژدہا
Write in Context
fill-in
fill-in
Connections
ZHAY is a breaker: no letter can be connected after it. Thus ZHAY has only two forms: a detached and a final form:
When ZHAY appears at the beginning of a word, it will be in its detached form.
ژاژ
zhāzh
When ZHAY appears after another breaker, it will be in its detached form.
اژدہا
azhdahā
When ZHAY appears after a non-breaker, it will be in its final form.
