Cherokee Small Letter Nah Letter
ꮐ is the Cherokee small letter nah (U+AB90) for writing Cherokee text with correct Unicode characters.
U+AB90
ꮐ (U+AB90) is a Cherokee character used in Cherokee writing. If you need the exact glyph for a name, text, or typography, copy it directly or use the provided code point. This page also includes common copy formats for developers and designers.
Cherokee Small Letter Nah Letter Meaning
ꮐ is identified in Unicode as the “CHEROKEE SMALL LETTER NAH” with code point U+AB90. As a Cherokee letter, it represents a specific character within the Cherokee syllabary set used for writing Cherokee words and names. The most practical way to use it is to treat it as a normal text character: copy/paste for documents and social posts, or insert it via its Unicode code point for programming and web styling. Using the correct character (not a visually similar symbol) helps avoid encoding issues and ensures your text renders correctly wherever Unicode is supported.
Common uses
- •Copy/paste in documents that require the exact Cherokee small letter nah
- •Publishing Cherokee text on social media or in blogs
- •Designing custom typography samples that include U+AB90
- •Building UI text, labels, or forms that must show Cherokee correctly
- •Generating accurate Unicode output in scripts and data files
Examples
ꮐ Cherokee small letter nah
- ꮐᎠꮐᎡᎢ (sample Cherokee text containing ꮐ)
- ꮐꮐᏣᎩᏐ (example phrase with ꮐ)
- ꮐName: ꮐᏍᏈᏂ (example name formatting)
- ꮐꮐᏩᏥᎦ (example text snippet)
- ꮐCherokee letter test: ꮐ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+AB90 | |
| HTML Entity | ꮐ | |
| HTML Code | ꮐ | |
| CSS | \AB90 |
FAQ
What does the Cherokee Small Letter Nah letter mean?
ꮐ is identified in Unicode as the “CHEROKEE SMALL LETTER NAH” with code point U+AB90. As a Cherokee letter, it represents a specific character within the Cherokee syllabary set used for writing Cherokee words and names. The most practical way to use it is to treat it as a normal text character: copy/paste for documents and social posts, or insert it via its Unicode code point for programming and web styling. Using the correct character (not a visually similar symbol) helps avoid encoding issues and ensures your text renders correctly wherever Unicode is supported.
What is the Unicode code point for ꮐ?
The symbol ꮐ is U+AB90.
How can I copy ꮐ into my project or document?
Copy the character directly from this page, or insert it using the escapes: HTML ꮐ, CSS \\AB90, or JavaScript \\u{AB90}.
What’s the correct HTML entity for ꮐ?
The HTML entity is ꮐ.
Will ꮐ display correctly on all devices?
It should display correctly when the font and Unicode support are available. If it appears as a missing-glyph box, try a Unicode font that supports Cherokee.