yoghs

/joʊɡz/
noun
  1. The plural of yogh, a Middle English letter (ȝ) used to represent certain sounds, like the 'y' in 'yet' or the 'gh' in 'night'.
    • Students of Old English learn to recognize yoghs in medieval texts.
    • The scribe used yoghs instead of the letter 'g' in many words.
    • The manuscript was full of yoghs that looked unfamiliar to modern readers.