Gothic Letter Ahsa Character
π° is the Gothic Letter Ahsa character, used in text that represents the Gothic alphabet.
U+10330
π° (GOTHIC LETTER AHSA) is a Unicode character from the Gothic script. You may see it in historical or language-focused projects that reproduce Gothic text. This page helps you copy it and use it in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Gothic Letter Ahsa Character Meaning
π° is the Unicode character named GOTHIC LETTER AHSA (code point U+10330). It belongs to the βGothicβ writing system and is used when you want to display or typeset Gothic letters accurately in digital text. Because it is a specific script letter, itβs most relevant for projects involving historical writing, script normalization, fonts that support Gothic, or educational materials. If your goal is to reproduce Gothic words or glyphs, using the exact character (rather than a similar-looking Latin or Greek letter) helps maintain correct spelling and consistent rendering across platforms that support this code point.
Common uses
- β’Copy/paste for Gothic alphabet practice or educational handouts
- β’Rendering Gothic text in digital manuscripts or language-learning resources
- β’Typography tests for fonts that support the Gothic block
- β’Creating Unicode-correct labels in apps or websites for linguistic content
- β’Preparing content for historical or academic writing where the exact character matters
Examples
π° Gothic Letter Ahsa (U+10330)
- π°π°πΉπ½πΏπ³
- π°The Gothic letter π° appears in the text above.
- π°Use π° when writing the Gothic alphabet online.
- π°Character check: π° (U+10330) is present here.
- π°π° in a custom font sample for Gothic script.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+10330 | |
| HTML Entity | 𐌰 | |
| HTML Code | 𐌰 | |
| CSS | \10330 |
FAQ
What does the Gothic Letter Ahsa character mean?
π° is the Unicode character named GOTHIC LETTER AHSA (code point U+10330). It belongs to the βGothicβ writing system and is used when you want to display or typeset Gothic letters accurately in digital text. Because it is a specific script letter, itβs most relevant for projects involving historical writing, script normalization, fonts that support Gothic, or educational materials. If your goal is to reproduce Gothic words or glyphs, using the exact character (rather than a similar-looking Latin or Greek letter) helps maintain correct spelling and consistent rendering across platforms that support this code point.
What is the Unicode code point for π°?
π° is U+10330.
How do I include π° in HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: 𐌰
What are the CSS and JavaScript escapes for π°?
CSS escape: \\10330. JavaScript escape: \\u{10330}.
Why does π° look different (or show as a box) on some devices?
It depends on whether the device and font support the Gothic Unicode block; missing font support can cause fallback rendering.