tone diacritics and many, many compound tone letters without assigned numbers. 600: extIPA The symbols of the Extensions to the IPA were numbered sequentially to 683. Several are redundant with other ranges. (The capital Latin letters are not shown here; see the 700 range.) A few letters that were apparently added to extIPA after 1999, such as , were not given numbers either, though they predate , which was added to the regular IPA in 2005 and did receive a number. The symbols added in the 2015 expansion of extIPA were apparently never assigned numbers either. Number 611 is the 'balloon' used to encircle unidentified segments. 700: capital letters The capitals of the basic Latin alphabet, A–Z, are assigned the numbers 701 to 726 in order. C 703, F 706, J 710, L 712, V 722 and W 723 are redundant with their extIPA numbers 624, 622, 626, 625, 621, 623, respectively. 900: transcription delimiters Brackets and other punctuation that mark linguistic transcription References External links IPA number chart A chart of the numbers of most of the current symbols in the IPA proper, on the IPA website International Phonetic Alphabet