Gothic Letter Eis Character
𐌹 is the Unicode Gothic letter EIS, used when working with Gothic-script text or typography.
U+10339
𐌹 is a Gothic letter character with a dedicated Unicode code point. It’s mainly useful for text rendering, font work, and historical/constructed-script projects. Below you’ll find copy options and the exact encoding details.
Gothic Letter Eis Character Meaning
𐌹 is the character known as the “GOTHIC LETTER EIS” (Unicode U+10339). It belongs to the Gothic script block, so its meaning is tied to that writing system rather than a modern punctuation or math symbol. In practice, it’s used to represent a specific letter form within Gothic-script text. If you’re writing or typesetting Gothic, you’d choose this character to match the intended letter. If you’re designing with the Gothic script, it’s also helpful as a single-character glyph example when testing font coverage, line height, and rendering behavior.
Common uses
- •Copy/paste for Gothic-script text in documents and editors
- •Testing font support and glyph rendering for the Gothic block
- •Preparing content for Unicode-aware web pages and design mockups
- •Linguistics or constructed-script reference when specifying letters precisely
- •Using the exact character in digital typography and letterform studies
Examples
𐌹 Gothic Letter EIS
- 𐌹𐌹𐌰𐌹
- 𐌹Hier ist 𐌹 im Text.
- 𐌹Gothic: 𐌹 U+10339
- 𐌹Font test: 𐌹 glyph
- 𐌹Letter set includes 𐌹
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+10339 | |
| HTML Entity | 𐌹 | |
| HTML Code | 𐌹 | |
| CSS | \10339 |
FAQ
What does the Gothic Letter Eis character mean?
𐌹 is the character known as the “GOTHIC LETTER EIS” (Unicode U+10339). It belongs to the Gothic script block, so its meaning is tied to that writing system rather than a modern punctuation or math symbol. In practice, it’s used to represent a specific letter form within Gothic-script text. If you’re writing or typesetting Gothic, you’d choose this character to match the intended letter. If you’re designing with the Gothic script, it’s also helpful as a single-character glyph example when testing font coverage, line height, and rendering behavior.
What is the Unicode code point for 𐌹?
𐌹 is Unicode U+10339.
How do I type 𐌹 in HTML?
Use the HTML entity: 𐌹.
What CSS escape can I use for this character?
Use \\10339 in CSS (as a unicode escape).
Why does 𐌹 look like a box on my device?
Many fonts don’t include Gothic glyphs. Try a font that supports the Gothic block (U+10339).