Cyrillic Small Letter Ka With Stroke Letter
ҟ is the Cyrillic small letter ka with stroke (U+049F) used in certain Cyrillic writing systems.
U+049F
The symbol ҟ is a Cyrillic small letter variant identified by the code point U+049F. It is used in contexts where a “ka with stroke” form is required for correct spelling or transcription. On this page you can copy it and find its Unicode/escape forms.
Cyrillic Small Letter Ka With Stroke Letter Meaning
ҟ is “Cyrillic small letter ka with stroke” (Unicode U+049F). Like other Cyrillic letters, it represents a language-specific character rather than a decorative mark. The “with stroke” distinction helps distinguish it from the basic Cyrillic ka and from other letter variants that may be used in specialized alphabets or transliteration/orthography systems. If you are working with text that uses this character, using the exact Unicode character is important for correct rendering, searching, sorting, and matching. When sharing content or building UI, prefer the actual character or reliable Unicode escapes so the same symbol appears everywhere.
Common uses
- •Typing or entering text that requires the exact Cyrillic character ҟ
- •Copy/paste for documents, emails, or forms that use this letter in the source language
- •Web or app content where accurate Cyrillic spelling matters (UI labels, headings, names)
- •Linguistic notes, transcription, or typographic work that distinguishes letter variants
- •Programming and data handling where the character must be preserved (search keys, identifiers)
Examples
ҟ Cyrillic small letter ka with stroke (U+049F)
- ҟҟелем, please verify the spelling.
- ҟIn the sample text: ҟ is used as a distinct letter.
- ҟAuthor name includes ҟ in the last word.
- ҟThe character ҟ appears in this transliteration.
- ҟCopy this symbol: ҟ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+049F | |
| HTML Entity | ҟ | |
| HTML Code | ҟ | |
| CSS | \049F |
FAQ
What does the Cyrillic Small Letter Ka With Stroke letter mean?
ҟ is “Cyrillic small letter ka with stroke” (Unicode U+049F). Like other Cyrillic letters, it represents a language-specific character rather than a decorative mark. The “with stroke” distinction helps distinguish it from the basic Cyrillic ka and from other letter variants that may be used in specialized alphabets or transliteration/orthography systems. If you are working with text that uses this character, using the exact Unicode character is important for correct rendering, searching, sorting, and matching. When sharing content or building UI, prefer the actual character or reliable Unicode escapes so the same symbol appears everywhere.
What is the Unicode code point for ҟ?
The Unicode code point for ҟ is U+049F.
How can I copy ҟ into my work?
Copy the character directly (ҟ). You can also use the provided HTML entity or Unicode escape forms for reliable insertion.
How do I type ҟ in HTML?
Use the HTML entity: ҟ (as provided on this page).
How do I represent ҟ in CSS or JavaScript?
CSS escape: \\049F. JavaScript escape: \\u{049F}.