Editing Eth (section)

==Icelandic==
[[File:Icelandic handwriting.JPG|thumb|alt=Photo of black handwritten text on a seemingly yellow paper with the top and bottom blurry and vertical middle clear|A sample of Icelandic handwriting with some instances of lowercase ''ð'' clearly visible: in the words ''{{lang|is|[[wikt:borðum|Borðum]]}}'', ''{{lang|is|[[wikt:við|við]]}}'' and ''{{lang|is|[[wikt:niður|niður]]}}''. Also visible is a [[thorn (letter)|thorn]] in the word ''{{lang|is|[[wikt:því|því]]}}''.]]

In [[Icelandic language|Icelandic]], {{angbr|ð}}, called "eð", represents an [[Alveolar consonant|alveolar]] non-[[sibilant]] [[fricative]], voiced {{IPAblink|ð̠}} intervocalically and word-finally, and voiceless {{IPAblink|θ̠}} otherwise, which form one phoneme, {{IPA|/θ/}}. Generally, {{IPA|/θ/}} is represented by  [[thorn (letter)|thorn]] {{angbr|Þ}} at the beginning of words and by {{angbr|ð}} elsewhere. The {{angbr|ð}} in the name of the letter is devoiced in the nominative and accusative cases: {{IPA|[ɛθ̠]}}. In the [[Icelandic alphabet]], {{angbr|ð}} follows {{angbr|d}}.