Cyrillic Capital Letter Dche Letter
Ԭ is the Cyrillic capital letter Dche (U+052C) used in Cyrillic text.
U+052C
Ԭ (U+052C) is a Cyrillic capital letter known as “Cyrillic Capital Letter Dche.” It’s used when writing Cyrillic-based words that include this specific letter. Use the copy options and code escapes below to place it reliably in your content.
Cyrillic Capital Letter Dche Letter Meaning
Ԭ is a Cyrillic uppercase character with the Unicode name “CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER DCHE” and code point U+052C. As a letter, its meaning comes from the languages and orthographies that use this specific Cyrillic character as a distinct letter. In plain terms, it represents an uppercase form of “Dche” within Cyrillic text, so it should be used exactly where that letter is required—rather than substituting look-alikes. For designers and developers, its key value is correct encoding: the symbol can be inserted using the provided HTML entity and programming escapes to ensure the right character appears across systems.
Common uses
- •Typing and proofreading Cyrillic text that includes the Dche letter
- •Creating accurate names, labels, and references in Cyrillic-based UI and documents
- •Linguistic or educational materials that demonstrate specific Cyrillic characters
- •Typography work (font testing, glyph placement, and layout checks) for U+052C
- •Developer use in internationalized content where the exact Unicode character matters
Examples
Ԭ Cyrillic Capital Letter Dche
- ԬԬ in a Cyrillic heading
- ԬИмя: Ԭ
- ԬПравильное письмо: Ԭ
- ԬДокумент содержит символ Ԭ
- ԬТест шрифта: Ԭ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+052C | |
| HTML Entity | Ԭ | |
| HTML Code | Ԭ | |
| CSS | \052C |
FAQ
What does the Cyrillic Capital Letter Dche letter mean?
Ԭ is a Cyrillic uppercase character with the Unicode name “CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER DCHE” and code point U+052C. As a letter, its meaning comes from the languages and orthographies that use this specific Cyrillic character as a distinct letter. In plain terms, it represents an uppercase form of “Dche” within Cyrillic text, so it should be used exactly where that letter is required—rather than substituting look-alikes. For designers and developers, its key value is correct encoding: the symbol can be inserted using the provided HTML entity and programming escapes to ensure the right character appears across systems.
What is the Unicode code point for Ԭ?
Ԭ is U+052C.
How can I copy Ԭ reliably into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: Ԭ (or ensure your editor saves the text as Unicode).
What is the CSS escape for this character?
The CSS escape is \\052C.
How do I represent Ԭ in JavaScript?
Use the JavaScript escape \\u{052C}.