Cyrillic Capital Letter Ha With Hook Letter
Ӽ is the Cyrillic capital letter “Ha with hook” used in some Cyrillic alphabets and typography.
U+04FC
Ӽ is a Cyrillic letter with the Unicode name “Cyrillic Capital Letter Ha with Hook” (U+04FC). It’s useful when you need accurate text in Cyrillic-based languages, fonts, or legacy encodings. Use the copy options below to insert it reliably in documents and web content.
Cyrillic Capital Letter Ha With Hook Letter Meaning
Ӽ (U+04FC) represents the Cyrillic capital letter named “Ha with Hook.” As a dedicated letter, it can distinguish words in Cyrillic orthographies that require this specific character. Visually, it differs from more common Cyrillic letters (such as standard “Ha” forms) by having the “hook” feature, which affects both correct spelling and proper rendering. In practice, Ӽ is mainly used as a letter in text that follows a specific Cyrillic standard, for example in names, transliterations, or language materials that include this character. When working with data, search, or forms, using the exact Unicode character helps avoid mismatches caused by lookalikes.
Common uses
- •Typing correct Cyrillic text in documents or word processors that require this exact letter
- •Designing custom fonts, typography samples, or letter-specimen sheets featuring Cyrillic characters
- •Working with language data (dictionaries, subtitles, OCR correction) where Ӽ must match exactly
- •Creating UI text, labels, or branding that uses this specific Cyrillic letter
- •Copy/pasting into social posts or content where accurate Cyrillic spelling matters
Examples
Ӽ — Cyrillic Capital Letter Ha with Hook
- ӼӼӽ Ӽа Ӽо — example Cyrillic text
- ӼИмена: Ӽария, Ӽастан — example names
- ӼДокумент: ӼОЛОВА — uppercase Cyrillic example
- ӼТекст для шрифта: Ӽ А Б В Г — glyph sample line
- ӼТаблица: Ӽ (U+04FC) — character reference
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+04FC | |
| HTML Entity | Ӽ | |
| HTML Code | Ӽ | |
| CSS | \04FC |
FAQ
What does the Cyrillic Capital Letter Ha With Hook letter mean?
Ӽ (U+04FC) represents the Cyrillic capital letter named “Ha with Hook.” As a dedicated letter, it can distinguish words in Cyrillic orthographies that require this specific character. Visually, it differs from more common Cyrillic letters (such as standard “Ha” forms) by having the “hook” feature, which affects both correct spelling and proper rendering. In practice, Ӽ is mainly used as a letter in text that follows a specific Cyrillic standard, for example in names, transliterations, or language materials that include this character. When working with data, search, or forms, using the exact Unicode character helps avoid mismatches caused by lookalikes.
What Unicode character is Ӽ?
Ӽ is U+04FC, named “CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER HA WITH HOOK.”
How can I copy Ӽ reliably into web pages and code?
Use the HTML entity Ӽ or the Unicode escapes like \\u{04FC} (JavaScript).
Is Ӽ the same as the regular Cyrillic “Ha”?
No. Ӽ is a specific letter variant (“Ha with Hook”). It should be kept distinct to match correct spelling and encoding.
Why might Ӽ not appear correctly on my device?
Some fonts may not include the glyph for U+04FC. Trying a different font or confirming Unicode support usually helps.