Arabic Letter Yeh Barree With Extended Arabic-indic Digit Three Above Letter
ݻ is an Arabic letter form paired with an extended Arabic-Indic digit three above (U+077B).
U+077B
ݻ is a specialized Arabic character defined in Unicode as an Arabic letter with an extended Arabic-Indic digit three above. It’s useful when you need text that matches a precise script/numbering style. You can copy it directly or use its Unicode code point in your projects.
Arabic Letter Yeh Barree With Extended Arabic-indic Digit Three Above Letter Meaning
ݻ (U+077B) is Unicode character “ARABIC LETTER YEH BARREE WITH EXTENDED ARABIC-INDIC DIGIT THREE ABOVE.” It combines an Arabic letter form (yeh barree) with an Arabic-Indic digit “three” rendered above using an extended form. Characters like this are typically used in contexts where a specific Arabic letter + above-digit notation is required, such as typesetting systems, specialized educational or cataloging text, and legacy or standards-driven typography. When you copy ݻ, make sure the receiving font supports this code point so the above-digit mark appears correctly.
Common uses
- •Copy/pasting into Arabic text that requires the exact yeh barree with a digit-three-above form
- •Using in digital documents or ebooks where specialized Arabic notation must match the source
- •Preparing multilingual UI strings or labels that include this exact Unicode character
- •Publishing content for scripts/typography references where precise code point fidelity matters
- •Test cases for font and Unicode rendering support verification
Examples
ݻ Arabic Letter Yeh Barree with Digit Three Above
- ݻݻ ʿala ḥarf
- ݻرقم ݻ في الترتيب
- ݻنموذج: ݻ
- ݻتحقق من عرض ݻ
- ݻݻ مثال نصي
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+077B | |
| HTML Entity | ݻ | |
| HTML Code | ݻ | |
| CSS | \077B |
FAQ
What does the Arabic Letter Yeh Barree With Extended Arabic-indic Digit Three Above letter mean?
ݻ (U+077B) is Unicode character “ARABIC LETTER YEH BARREE WITH EXTENDED ARABIC-INDIC DIGIT THREE ABOVE.” It combines an Arabic letter form (yeh barree) with an Arabic-Indic digit “three” rendered above using an extended form. Characters like this are typically used in contexts where a specific Arabic letter + above-digit notation is required, such as typesetting systems, specialized educational or cataloging text, and legacy or standards-driven typography. When you copy ݻ, make sure the receiving font supports this code point so the above-digit mark appears correctly.
What Unicode character is ݻ?
ݻ is U+077B, named “ARABIC LETTER YEH BARREE WITH EXTENDED ARABIC-INDIC DIGIT THREE ABOVE.”
How can I copy ݻ reliably?
Copy the character directly from this page. For programming or styling, you can also use U+077B, ݻ, or the provided escapes.
Will ݻ always display correctly?
It will display correctly only if your font and environment support U+077B. If the font lacks the glyph, the above-digit mark may not render properly.
What is the HTML entity for ݻ?
The HTML entity is ݻ.