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</gallery>A. N. Tucker used h with left hook in his proposal for an aphlabet for the [[Sotho–Tswana languages|Sotho-Tswana]] language in 1929, with a capital form based on the form of the capital letter H.{{Sfn|Tucker|1929|p=132, 135}}

{{Interlanguage link|Clement Martyn Doke}} used h with left hook to represent a prevelar fricative notably in the description of the [[Pulana language|Pulana]] and [[Kutswe language|Kutswe]] dialects of the [[Northern Sotho language]].{{Sfn|Doke|1954|p=122, 249}}<gallery widths="250px250" heights="300px300">

Abaza_latin_alphabetFile:Abaza latin alphabet.jpg|link=https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abaza_latin_alphabet.jpg|Abaza alphabet from the 1930s.

File:Кабардинские алфавиты.PNG|Kabardian alphabets throughout history, showing h with left hook.

</gallery>H with left hook was used in the writing of certain languages of the Soviet Union in the 1930s.<gallery>

Latin_capital_H_with_left_hook.svg|link=https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_capital_H_with_left_hook.svg|Capital form proposed by A. N. Tucker for the Sotho-Tswana language in 1929.