ÜBR
übr is a neologism used in linguistic and typographic contexts as a compact illustrative string composed of the German umlaut letter ü followed by the consonant cluster br. It is not a word in standard German or any common language; rather, it serves as an example string for testing orthography, encoding, and font rendering.
Character composition and encoding: The string consists of three code points: U+00FC for ü, U+0062 for b,
Applications: übr is used in font and software development to test diacritic handling, ligature behavior, hyphenation,
Origin and usage: The term is a coined label created for demonstration purposes in discussions of orthography,
See also: umlaut, diacritic, Unicode, normalization, text processing, typography.