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Cherokee Letter Nah Letter

Ꮐ is the Cherokee letter Nah, used in Cherokee writing.

U+13C0

Ꮐ is a Cherokee character known as the Cherokee Letter Nah. You can copy it directly or insert it using its Unicode code point (U+13C0). It’s useful for digital text that uses the Cherokee script.

Cherokee Letter Nah Letter Meaning

Ꮐ (U+13C0) is the Cherokee Letter Nah, part of the Cherokee script encoded in Unicode. Like other Cherokee letters, it represents a specific sound or letter category used when writing words in Cherokee. People typically use this character when preparing accurate Cherokee text for reading, publishing, signage, or digital communication. If you’re building fonts, templates, or content systems that must support Cherokee, knowing the exact Unicode code point and the correct copy/paste character helps ensure the right symbol appears across devices and platforms.

Common uses

  • Copy/paste Cherokee text for emails, messages, or documents
  • Using Unicode-aware content in web pages and CMS systems
  • Typesetting Cherokee names, places, or terms in publishing workflows
  • Prototyping multilingual UI labels that support the Cherokee script
  • Building or testing fonts, character sets, and text rendering for U+13C0

Examples

Ꮐ Cherokee Letter Nah

  • ᏀᏍᏗᏯᏍᏗ (example Cherokee text)
  • ᏀᏣᎳᎩ (example Cherokee text)
  • ᏀᏂᎦᏘᏯ (example Cherokee text)
  • ᏀᏚᎩᏍᏗ (example Cherokee text)
  • Word: Ꮐ (placeholder for Cherokee text)

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+13C0
HTML EntityᏀ
HTML CodeᏀ
CSS\13C0

FAQ

What does the Cherokee Letter Nah letter mean?

Ꮐ (U+13C0) is the Cherokee Letter Nah, part of the Cherokee script encoded in Unicode. Like other Cherokee letters, it represents a specific sound or letter category used when writing words in Cherokee. People typically use this character when preparing accurate Cherokee text for reading, publishing, signage, or digital communication. If you’re building fonts, templates, or content systems that must support Cherokee, knowing the exact Unicode code point and the correct copy/paste character helps ensure the right symbol appears across devices and platforms.

What is Ꮐ called?

Ꮐ is the Cherokee Letter Nah (Unicode name: CHEROKEE LETTER NAH).

What is the Unicode code point for Ꮐ?

The Unicode code point is U+13C0.

How can I type Ꮐ in HTML?

Use the HTML entity provided for this character: &#5056.

How can I insert Ꮐ with CSS or JavaScript escapes?

CSS escape: \\13C0. JavaScript escape: \\u{13C0}.