Ў, Alphabet Lore Russian Wiki

Fanon wiki Ў is the 22nd letter in the Belarusian/Uzbek Cyrillic Alphabet. Ў is a Belarusian alphabet letter that is based off of W from Mike Salcedo’s Alphabet lore, but with no twin. She has a purple-y appearance, and has a red eye color. (I don’t know, but I can’t see any more info about this letter on .)

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