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The final letter, Z, is no longer used in Icelandic as of 1973. However, it is used only in very rare cases preserved in historic names of structures, organizations, and the like, such as Verzló (a school in Reykjavík).
The final letter, Z, is no longer used in Icelandic as of 1973. However, it is used only in very rare cases preserved in historic names of structures, organizations, and the like, such as Verzló (a school in Reykjavík).
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{| class="wikitable"
|Upper case
!Upper case
|Lower case
!Lower case
|Name
!Name
|-
|-
|Z
|Z
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|seta
|seta
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|}
And of course, letters C, Q, and W are used more often than letter Z is.
And of course, letters C, Q, and W are used more often than letter Z is.


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