Phoenician Letter Yod Character
Phoenician Letter Yod (𐤉), Unicode U+10909, for accurate text and typography.
U+10909
𐤉 is the Phoenician Letter Yod, represented in Unicode as U+10909. This page helps you copy the character and use it correctly in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It’s also useful when creating or labeling content that references Phoenician writing.
Phoenician Letter Yod Character Meaning
𐤉 is the Unicode character named “PHOENICIAN LETTER YOD” (U+10909). It belongs to the Phoenician writing system and is typically used in contexts where the Phoenician alphabet is referenced or reproduced digitally. Designers and typographers may use it to create accurate glyph layouts or to support multilingual or historical text displays. Writers and educators might include it in annotations, transliteration guides, or study materials that discuss letter forms. When you need the exact character rather than an approximation, copying 𐤉 ensures consistency across platforms that support the Phoenician block.
Common uses
- •Copying and pasting the exact Phoenician Yod character in documents and study notes
- •Displaying Phoenician letterforms in design mockups and typographic experiments
- •Building educational content, charts, or alphabet references that use Unicode text
- •Labeling headings or UI elements related to writing systems or linguistic resources
- •Using in developer projects that render Phoenician text via Unicode
Examples
𐤉 Phoenician Letter Yod
- 𐤉Phoenician letter 𐤉 appears in U+10909.
- 𐤉In this alphabet chart, 𐤉 is shown as the Yod form.
- 𐤉Use 𐤉 when writing Phoenician letter tables in Unicode.
- 𐤉The glyph for 𐤉 may require a font that supports the Phoenician block.
- 𐤉Character reference: 𐤉 (PHOENICIAN LETTER YOD).
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+10909 | |
| HTML Entity | 𐤉 | |
| HTML Code | 𐤉 | |
| CSS | \10909 |
FAQ
What does the Phoenician Letter Yod character mean?
𐤉 is the Unicode character named “PHOENICIAN LETTER YOD” (U+10909). It belongs to the Phoenician writing system and is typically used in contexts where the Phoenician alphabet is referenced or reproduced digitally. Designers and typographers may use it to create accurate glyph layouts or to support multilingual or historical text displays. Writers and educators might include it in annotations, transliteration guides, or study materials that discuss letter forms. When you need the exact character rather than an approximation, copying 𐤉 ensures consistency across platforms that support the Phoenician block.
What is the Unicode code point for 𐤉?
𐤉 is U+10909, named “PHOENICIAN LETTER YOD”.
How do I write 𐤉 in HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: 𐤉.
What CSS escape can I use for 𐤉?
Use: \\10909.
How can I include 𐤉 in JavaScript?
Use the JavaScript escape: \\u{10909}.