Cyrillic Small Letter Dche Letter
ԭ is the Cyrillic small letter DCHE, Unicode U+052D.
U+052D
ԭ is a Cyrillic character with the Unicode code point U+052D. It’s useful when you need to write specific Cyrillic words or technical text that requires exact letter forms. Below you’ll find practical ways to copy it and insert it in common tools and code.
Cyrillic Small Letter Dche Letter Meaning
ԭ (Unicode U+052D) is the Cyrillic small letter “DCHE” (often written as “dche” in transliteration-style references). Its primary “meaning” is linguistic: it represents a particular Cyrillic letter used in languages that use this alphabet and in accurate text rendering. Because it is a distinct Unicode character, it may appear different from visually similar Latin letters (like “d”) or other Cyrillic letters. If you’re working with names, dictionaries, typography, or any content that must match the original spelling exactly, copying the character by its Unicode value (rather than approximating visually) helps prevent errors.
Common uses
- •Typing or pasting Cyrillic text that specifically includes the letter DCHE
- •Correct spelling in digital documents, forms, and contact lists
- •Linguistic and academic writing that requires exact character accuracy
- •UI localization and font testing for Cyrillic character support
- •Programming content that must preserve exact Unicode text
Examples
ԭ — Cyrillic Small Letter DCHE
- ԭԭԭ ԧԭ (sample Cyrillic text including DCHE)
- ԭВведите: ԭ — проверка символа
- ԭСлово с ԭ должно сохраняться точно.
- ԭТекстовый идентификатор: id_ԭ_052D
- ԭПроверьте отображение символа ԭ в вашем шрифте.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+052D | |
| HTML Entity | ԭ | |
| HTML Code | ԭ | |
| CSS | \052D |
FAQ
What does the Cyrillic Small Letter Dche letter mean?
ԭ (Unicode U+052D) is the Cyrillic small letter “DCHE” (often written as “dche” in transliteration-style references). Its primary “meaning” is linguistic: it represents a particular Cyrillic letter used in languages that use this alphabet and in accurate text rendering. Because it is a distinct Unicode character, it may appear different from visually similar Latin letters (like “d”) or other Cyrillic letters. If you’re working with names, dictionaries, typography, or any content that must match the original spelling exactly, copying the character by its Unicode value (rather than approximating visually) helps prevent errors.
What is the Unicode code point for ԭ?
ԭ is U+052D.
How can I copy ԭ reliably?
Copy the character directly from this page. For best accuracy in code, insert it using its Unicode escape (\\u{052D} or \\052D in supported contexts).
Is ԭ the same as a Latin letter like “d”?
No. ԭ is a Cyrillic letter with its own Unicode identity. It may look similar in some fonts, but it is not interchangeable with Latin characters.
Will all fonts display ԭ?
Most Unicode-capable fonts should, but display depends on the font and platform. If it appears as a box or missing glyph, try a different font that supports Cyrillic characters.