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 | bgcolor="#ffffff" | shch<br>
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-| bgcolor="#ffffff" | Ъ, ъ <sup>2</sup><br>
+| bgcolor="#ffffff" | Ъ, ъ <ref>Letter is disregarded in transliteration when found at the end of a word.</ref><br>
 | bgcolor="#ffffff" | ’’ (hard sign)<br>
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 | bgcolor="#ffffff" | '''ia'''<br>
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-| bgcolor="#ffffff" | '''Ѧ, ѧ''' <sup>3</sup><br>
+| bgcolor="#ffffff" | '''Ѧ, ѧ''' <ref>Church Slavic letter occasionally found in the modern Russian Cyrillic alphabet.</ref> <br>
 | bgcolor="#ffffff" | '''ę'''<br>
 |}
-{{reflist}} &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<sup>1</sup>Do not confuse with similar part of the letter '''Ы''', '''ы''' (transliterated '''Y''', '''y''').
+{{reflist}}
-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<sup>2</sup>Letter is disregarded in transliteration when found at the end of a word.
-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<sup>3</sup>Church Slavic letter occasionally found in the modern Russian Cyrillic alphabet.
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