ژ

In most of the Levant and the Maghreb, the letter جǧīm is used for /ʒ/. In Moroccan Arabic, the letter Že (ژ) is sometimes used to represent emphatic Z, such as in the word bež (بژ) meaning "children", as opposed to the normal Zay (ز), in order to differentiate between words that would look similar (for example bez (بز) meaning "forcing" or "to force").