e/Iota adscript

Information
has gloss	eng: Iota adscript (Greek ) in Greek polytonic orthography a term for the iota when written separately from the long vowel preceding it in diphthongs, as opposed to combining it as a small vertical stroke beneath the vowel, known as the iota subscript . The iota subscript was created when the iota was reintroduced in the Byzantine period, to correct the loss of ι from copies of earlier manuscripts, but was placed below rather than beside the vowel to reflect the fact that it was not, by then, pronounced. This is still the most common convention today, although over the past few decades, many editors have preferred to reinstate the iota as an adscript. Others take a mixed approach, using the adscript for capitals, but the subscript for lower case letters.
lexicalization	eng: Iota adscript
instance of	(noun) the alphabet used by ancient Greeks Greek alphabet

Meaning
Breton
has gloss	bre: Un iota (ι) skrivet goude ur vogalenn eo an iota kenskrivet (gresianeg: προσγεγραμμένη), implijet hervez reizhskrivadur liestonel an henchresianeg evit merkañ ar son [j] en “diftongennoù hir” e lech an iota isskrivet.
lexicalization	bre: Iota kenskrivet
German
has gloss	deu: Das Iota adscriptum (lat.; „dazugeschriebenes Iota“, griech. , prosgegramménē) bezeichnet in der polytonischen Schreibart der griechischen Schrift den Buchstaben Iota (i) in den altgriechischen Langdiphthongen āi, ēi und ōi, sofern es neben statt unter den vorangegangenen Vokal geschrieben wird. In letztgenanntem Fall wird es Iota subscriptum genannt.
lexicalization	deu: Iota adscriptum