ヂ
Katakana · Dakuten and handakuten
ヂ ji
Sounds exactly like じ (ji). It only appears when ち gains a dakuten inside a compound word, like はな (nose) + ち (blood) = はなぢ.
Example word
ヂ is rarely seen in katakana; you will meet it far more often as ぢ.
Same row
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