The ȝ (yogh) sound survives today in German and many other languages. It was a throaty &quot;k&quot; sound as in Bach, loch, or the High German word for &quot;I&quot; Ich. Insular g (ᵹ) is rendered today as &quot;zh&quot; in many cases. It is close to a French &quot;j&quot; or the Russian/Cyrillic &quot;ж&quot;.