Cyrillic Capital Letter U With Double Acute Letter
Ӳ is a Cyrillic capital letter U with double acute, used in languages that require this specific character.
U+04F2
Ӳ is the Cyrillic capital form of “U with double acute” (Unicode U+04F2). You may need it when writing names, text samples, or typography for languages that use this letter. Below you’ll find copy/paste options and code points for web and software use.
Cyrillic Capital Letter U With Double Acute Letter Meaning
Ӳ (Unicode U+04F2) is a Cyrillic capital letter “U with double acute.” The double acute diacritic indicates a distinct letter form in writing systems that include this character as a separate letter rather than a mere decoration. It commonly appears in transliterations, proper names, and orthographies that follow Cyrillic-based conventions with specific vowel/diacritic distinctions. When used in a digital environment, it should be treated as a single Unicode character so it renders consistently across fonts and platforms that support the glyph.
Common uses
- •Typing or correcting proper names that use Ӳ in Cyrillic-based writing
- •Creating language samples, captions, or subtitles that require exact Unicode letters
- •Designing typographic layouts where diacritics must match the original text
- •Building web content that needs the correct character for sorting and search accuracy
- •Programming or database entry where you must store the exact Unicode character
Examples
Ӳ — Cyrillic Capital Letter U with Double Acute
- ӲӲ is used as a distinct letter in Cyrillic orthographies.
- ӲPlease verify that Ӳ appears correctly in the copied text.
- ӲThe header contains Ӳ as part of the author’s name.
- ӲType Ӳ when the word requires the U with double acute.
- ӲIn our dataset, Ӳ is stored as Unicode U+04F2.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+04F2 | |
| HTML Entity | Ӳ | |
| HTML Code | Ӳ | |
| CSS | \04F2 |
FAQ
What does the Cyrillic Capital Letter U With Double Acute letter mean?
Ӳ (Unicode U+04F2) is a Cyrillic capital letter “U with double acute.” The double acute diacritic indicates a distinct letter form in writing systems that include this character as a separate letter rather than a mere decoration. It commonly appears in transliterations, proper names, and orthographies that follow Cyrillic-based conventions with specific vowel/diacritic distinctions. When used in a digital environment, it should be treated as a single Unicode character so it renders consistently across fonts and platforms that support the glyph.
What is the Unicode code point for Ӳ?
Ӳ has the Unicode code point U+04F2 (CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER U WITH DOUBLE ACUTE).
How do I copy Ӳ reliably?
Copy the character directly from this page (Ӳ). For best consistency in web pages and apps, also use the provided Unicode forms like U+04F2.
What HTML entity can I use for Ӳ?
The HTML entity for Ӳ is Ӳ.
How do I write Ӳ in CSS or JavaScript?
CSS escape: \\04F2. JavaScript (Unicode escape): \\u{04F2}.