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Ge with descender (majuscule: Ӷ, minuscule: ӷ) is a letter of the Cyrillic alphabet used to write Abkhaz, Siberian Yupik in Russia, as well as Nivkh and Saru. It somewhat has a softer sound of Г. Example of the Saru language: ӷaaы, which means freedom.
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