trema

IPA: trˈɛmʌ

A diacritic consisting of two dots ( ¨ ) placed over a letter, used among other things to indicate umlaut or diaeresis.
"an initial phase in the psychotic process that is characterized by intense anguish, an experience of hostility and a feeling of imminent catastrophe".

Examples of "trema" in Sentences

"'Io trema' (I replied out of the same opera) -- 'Io trema -- di te!'"
Similamente operando all 'artista ch' a l'abito dell 'arte e man che trema.
Probably because of that strange little trema (a French kind of umlaut or diaeresis) over the "e".
I always need something like a "smaller than" symbol or a "trema" symbol (double dot), so I alternate.
The difference is that a trema disappears when the word is hyphenated at that specific letter, while an umlaut would stay.
My X-trema cookware pots -- my mom sent them to me for Christmas, and now I use them for everything; sautÃ©ing, baking, and boiling!
For example, when you are in babel's dutch language mode you can write twee "en in which" is a trema, which is not equivalent to twee\ "en, which is then (actually always) specifically an umlaut.
Hallelujah for script that schizophrenically mixes upper and lower case, and for the two dot umlaut-like trema over the i, and the acute accent mark over the final e in the word naïveté, and for the proper use of the word capitol, which has but a single proper use.