N̈

N̈ (lowercase: n̈) is a letter of the Latin alphabet, formed from the letter N with the addition of a diaeresis (also known as an umlaut).

Usage:

The N̈ is primarily used in phonetic transcription to indicate a nasalized N sound. It signifies that the N is pronounced with air escaping through the nose as well as the mouth. This is especially relevant in the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA).

Unicode:

The Unicode code points for N̈ and n̈ are:

• U+004E U+0308 (N + Combining Diaeresis)
• U+006E U+0308 (n + Combining Diaeresis)

It is represented as a base letter followed by a combining diacritic, rather than as a single precomposed character.