symbl-data/loc/en/symbols-desc/2144.axyml

"Turned Sans-Serif Capital Y" is a part of extended Latin alphabet. This letter is present in rare languages of the indigenous peoples of North America, such as Heiltsuk-Oowekyala and Pilaga. It is also part of the IPA system for transcription.

Reverse Y is often called Latin lambda. This Unicode symbol may come in handy when you need to write words in rare languages and dialects, create phonetic transcriptions, as well as whimsical reversed inscriptions. All things listed are sure to draw the attention of your readers. Combine [U:2144] with other symbols from [BLOCK:ipa-extensions] or other Unicode categories.
	`"Turned Sans-Serif Capital Y" is a part of extended Latin alphabet. This letter is present in rare languages of the indigenous peoples of North America, such as Heiltsuk-Oowekyala and Pilaga. It is also part of the IPA system for transcription.`

	`Reverse Y is often called Latin lambda. This Unicode symbol may come in handy when you need to write words in rare languages and dialects, create phonetic transcriptions, as well as whimsical reversed inscriptions. All things listed are sure to draw the attention of your readers. Combine [U:2144] with other symbols from [BLOCK:ipa-extensions] or other Unicode categories.`