<p>You can find pinyin for 唔 typed as ḿ and m̀ at en.wiktionary.org and I'm sure they have other examples.  I did not look into how they did it -- is it correct for your purposes?  I know nothing about Unicode.  I suppose if you wanted a LaTeX solution that would be easy.</p>

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2014-08-09T15:04:17.707Z
Here's a first tone: m̄
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Colin McLarty
<p>I know 'm' is a pinyin pronunciation. Looking through my dictionaries I've seen it listed in first, second and fourth tones. I can't seem to find the correct accented lower-case 'm's anywhere though...</p>

<p>Tone marks are as follows:</p>

<ul>
<li>1st tone = ˉ (macron)</li>
<li>2nd tone = ˊ (acute accent)</li>
<li>3rd tone = ˇ (caron/háček)</li>
<li>4th tone = ˋ (grave accent)</li>
</ul>

<p>So basically what I'm asking is where can I find:</p>

<ul>
<li>lower case m with macron</li>
<li>lower case m with acute</li>
<li>lower case m with caron/háček</li>
<li>lower case m with grave</li>
</ul>

<p>anyone?</p>

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Pinyinated 'm' with four tone marks?
# Pinyinated 'm' with four tone marks?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-08-09)

I know 'm' is a pinyin pronunciation. Looking through my dictionaries I've seen it listed in first, second and fourth tones. I can't seem to find the correct accented lower-case 'm's anywhere though...

Tone marks are as follows:

* 1st tone = ˉ (macron)
* 2nd tone = ˊ (acute accent)
* 3rd tone = ˇ (caron/háček)
* 4th tone = ˋ (grave accent)

So basically what I'm asking is where can I find:

* lower case m with macron
* lower case m with acute
* lower case m with caron/háček
* lower case m with grave

anyone?

**Tags:** pinyin

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2014-08-09. Score: 2

You can find pinyin for 唔 typed as ḿ and m̀ at en.wiktionary.org and I'm sure they have other examples. I did not look into how they did it -- is it correct for your purposes? I know nothing about Unicode. I suppose if you wanted a LaTeX solution that would be easy.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Here's a first tone: m̄  

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