Cyrillic Small Letter Tall Hard Sign Letter
ᲆ (U+1C86) is a Cyrillic small letter known as the tall hard sign.
U+1C86
ᲆ is a specific Cyrillic character: “Cyrillic small letter tall hard sign” (U+1C86). It’s used when writing systems that include this letter are represented accurately in text.
Cyrillic Small Letter Tall Hard Sign Letter Meaning
ᲆ is the Cyrillic small letter named “tall hard sign,” with Unicode code point U+1C86. In practice, it functions as an individual letter that may appear in certain Cyrillic alphabets, historical/typographic traditions, or specialized text processing where preserving exact characters matters. Because it’s a distinct Unicode character, it should be copied directly rather than replaced with visually similar letters. If you are working with multilingual content, font samples, or character inventories, using the correct code point helps avoid substitution errors and rendering issues across platforms.
Common uses
- •Copying and pasting exact Cyrillic text that contains U+1C86
- •Typography and font testing when verifying glyph coverage for Cyrillic
- •Labeling or annotating character sets in linguistic or educational materials
- •Developer work involving Unicode character validation and normalization
- •Designing posters, specimen charts, or UI elements that require precise Cyrillic glyphs
Examples
ᲆ Cyrillic small letter tall hard sign
- ᲆExample: ᲆ appears in this Cyrillic sample.
- ᲆType this exact character: ᲆ.
- ᲆFont check: does ᲆ render correctly here?
- ᲆCharacter inventory entry: U+1C86 (ᲆ).
- ᲆPaste the text exactly as shown: ᲆ.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1C86 | |
| HTML Entity | ᲆ | |
| HTML Code | ᲆ | |
| CSS | \1C86 |
FAQ
What does the Cyrillic Small Letter Tall Hard Sign letter mean?
ᲆ is the Cyrillic small letter named “tall hard sign,” with Unicode code point U+1C86. In practice, it functions as an individual letter that may appear in certain Cyrillic alphabets, historical/typographic traditions, or specialized text processing where preserving exact characters matters. Because it’s a distinct Unicode character, it should be copied directly rather than replaced with visually similar letters. If you are working with multilingual content, font samples, or character inventories, using the correct code point helps avoid substitution errors and rendering issues across platforms.
What is ᲆ called?
ᲆ is the Cyrillic small letter tall hard sign.
What is the Unicode code point for ᲆ?
Its Unicode code point is U+1C86.
How can I copy ᲆ accurately?
Copy the character directly from this page. If you need a code-based form, you can use HTML entity ᲆ or the CSS/JS escape forms provided.
Will ᲆ look the same in every font?
No. Glyph appearance depends on the font. For best results, test ᲆ in the specific font(s) and environment where you’ll display the text.