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Arabic Letter Ain With Two Dots Above Letter

ݝ is the Arabic letter Ain with two dots above, encoded at U+075D.

U+075D

ݝ (U+075D) is an Arabic script character used in written text that includes the “Ain with two dots above” form. This page helps you copy it quickly and use the correct Unicode in your work.

Arabic Letter Ain With Two Dots Above Letter Meaning

ݝ is named “ARABIC LETTER AIN WITH TWO DOTS ABOVE” and belongs to the Arabic character set. Like other Arabic letters, its meaning depends on the language and the specific text it appears in; it is primarily a letter form rather than a standalone symbol with a universal meaning. You’ll typically encounter it in properly encoded Arabic writing, in specialized fonts, or in text that must preserve exact character forms. When copying, make sure you use the correct Unicode code point (U+075D) to avoid substituting a similar-looking character.

Common uses

  • •Copying and pasting accurate Arabic text in documents and editors
  • •Creating content that requires exact Unicode character preservation
  • •Using in digital typography and font testing for Arabic script
  • •Tagging or labeling language resources that include rare Arabic letters
  • •Building UI text or templates that must match expected character forms

Examples

ݝ Arabic Letter Ain with Two Dots Above

  • ݝاݝل
  • ݝقݝم
  • ݝݝن
  • ݝنصّݝ
  • ݝسݝ

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+075D
HTML Entityݝ
HTML Codeݝ
CSS\075D
Alt CodeAlt + 1885
Decimal1885

How to type Arabic Letter Ain With Two Dots Above Letter (ݝ)

On Windows

Hold Alt and type 1885 on the numeric keypad. In Word, type 075D then press Alt + X.

On Mac

Switch to the Unicode Hex Input keyboard, then hold Option and type 075D. Or press Control + Command + Space and search.

On Linux

Press Control + Shift + U, type 075d, then press Enter or Space.

Anywhere

Copy ݝ with the button above and paste it wherever you need it — this works on every device and in every app, with no keyboard shortcut to remember.

FAQ

What does the Arabic Letter Ain With Two Dots Above letter mean?

ݝ is named “ARABIC LETTER AIN WITH TWO DOTS ABOVE” and belongs to the Arabic character set. Like other Arabic letters, its meaning depends on the language and the specific text it appears in; it is primarily a letter form rather than a standalone symbol with a universal meaning. You’ll typically encounter it in properly encoded Arabic writing, in specialized fonts, or in text that must preserve exact character forms. When copying, make sure you use the correct Unicode code point (U+075D) to avoid substituting a similar-looking character.

What is the Unicode code point for ݝ?

ݝ is U+075D.

How can I type or insert ݝ using HTML?

Use the HTML entity ݝ (as provided), or insert the character directly.

What are the CSS and JavaScript escapes for ݝ?

CSS escape: \\075D. JavaScript escape: \\u{075D}.

Does ݝ have a single universal meaning on its own?

No—ݝ is a letter form, and its significance comes from the language and the specific word or text where it appears.

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