Cyrillic Capital Letter Iotified Little Yus Letter
Ѩ is the Cyrillic capital letter “Iotified Little Yus” (U+0468).
U+0468
Ѩ is a Cyrillic uppercase character used in written forms that include historical or specialized letters. This page helps you copy the symbol and use the correct Unicode values in software and design files.
Cyrillic Capital Letter Iotified Little Yus Letter Meaning
Ѩ (U+0468) is “CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER IOTIFIED LITTLE YUS” from the Cyrillic block. Like several other letters in this family, it represents a specific historical letterform rather than a common modern Latin/Arabic-style sound in everyday writing. You may encounter it in transliteration work, archival text, typography that supports Church Slavonic or other historical Cyrillic materials, or datasets that preserve exact original characters. When you need correctness, copying the character directly or using its Unicode code point helps avoid mismatched glyphs or lookalikes from other scripts.
Common uses
- •Copying and pasting into documents that require the exact Cyrillic character U+0468
- •Typography and font testing for Cyrillic coverage (Cyrillic block support)
- •Linguistic or archival transcription where the original historical letter must be preserved
- •Creating consistent text rendering in web or app interfaces using Unicode escapes
- •Building reference tables or character indexes for Unicode/Cyrillic studies
Examples
Ѩ — Cyrillic Capital Letter Iotified Little Yus
- ѨѨ
- ѨList: Ѩ, Ѫ, Ѭ, Ѯ (Cyrillic characters)
- ѨEncoding check: U+0468 → Ѩ
- ѨType specimen: Ѩ in a Cyrillic title
- ѨArchive note: character Ѩ retained as-is
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+0468 | |
| HTML Entity | Ѩ | |
| HTML Code | Ѩ | |
| CSS | \0468 |
FAQ
What does the Cyrillic Capital Letter Iotified Little Yus letter mean?
Ѩ (U+0468) is “CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER IOTIFIED LITTLE YUS” from the Cyrillic block. Like several other letters in this family, it represents a specific historical letterform rather than a common modern Latin/Arabic-style sound in everyday writing. You may encounter it in transliteration work, archival text, typography that supports Church Slavonic or other historical Cyrillic materials, or datasets that preserve exact original characters. When you need correctness, copying the character directly or using its Unicode code point helps avoid mismatched glyphs or lookalikes from other scripts.
What is the Unicode code point for Ѩ?
The Unicode code point for Ѩ is U+0468.
How can I copy Ѩ into my project?
Copy the character directly (Ѩ), or use the provided escapes like \\u{0468} for JavaScript and \\0468 for CSS.
Which script does Ѩ belong to?
Ѩ belongs to the Cyrillic script.
Will Ѩ always look the same in every font?
No. The glyph appearance depends on the font. Make sure your chosen font supports this character in the Cyrillic block.