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๐Š

Gothic Letter Nine Hundred Character

๐Š is the Gothic letter โ€œnine hundredโ€ character from the Unicode Gothic block.

U+1034A

๐Š is a Unicode Gothic character used in historical-script typography and scholarly text. Itโ€™s handy for designers and writers who need an authentic Gothic glyph. Below youโ€™ll find copy/paste options and exact codepoint references.

Gothic Letter Nine Hundred Character Meaning

โ€œGothic Letter Nine Hundredโ€ (๐Š) is a character from the Unicode Gothic script block. As its name suggests, it corresponds to the โ€œnine hundredโ€ value within the Gothic numbering conventions. Youโ€™ll mostly encounter it when working with texts that reproduce Gothic script styles, creating typographic mockups, or representing historical numerical notation in a Unicode-accurate way. Because it is a specialized character from the Gothic block, itโ€™s best used in contexts where a matching script look is desired and where the audience can view Unicode characters.

Common uses

  • โ€ขTyping Gothic-style numerals in a Unicode-accurate historical text
  • โ€ขDesigning posters, covers, or logos with a Gothic script theme
  • โ€ขAdding scholarly labels or footnote markers that use Gothic characters
  • โ€ขCreating custom fonts or glyph sheets that include U+1034A
  • โ€ขBuilding educational content demonstrating Unicode support for Gothic script

Examples

๐Š Gothic Letter Nine Hundred

  • ๐ŠThe reference value is ๐Š in the original notation.
  • ๐ŠA transcribed ledger line includes ๐Š as nine hundred.
  • ๐ŠUse ๐Š when modeling Gothic numeral layout.
  • ๐ŠThe glyph set for Gothic characters lists ๐Š under nine hundred.
  • ๐ŠIn the manuscript-style mockup, ๐Š appears alongside other numeral letters.

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+1034A
HTML Entity𐍊
HTML Code𐍊
CSS\1034A

FAQ

What does the Gothic Letter Nine Hundred character mean?

โ€œGothic Letter Nine Hundredโ€ (๐Š) is a character from the Unicode Gothic script block. As its name suggests, it corresponds to the โ€œnine hundredโ€ value within the Gothic numbering conventions. Youโ€™ll mostly encounter it when working with texts that reproduce Gothic script styles, creating typographic mockups, or representing historical numerical notation in a Unicode-accurate way. Because it is a specialized character from the Gothic block, itโ€™s best used in contexts where a matching script look is desired and where the audience can view Unicode characters.

What is the Unicode code point for ๐Š?

๐Š is U+1034A (Unicode name: GOTHIC LETTER NINE HUNDRED).

How can I copy ๐Š into HTML?

You can use the HTML entity: 𐍊.

What CSS escape can I use for ๐Š?

CSS escape: \\1034A.

What JavaScript escape works for ๐Š?

JavaScript (Unicode code point escape): \\u{1034A}.