Georgian Capital Letter Aen Letter
Ⴭ is the Georgian capital letter Aen, represented in Unicode as U+10CD.
U+10CD
Ⴭ (Georgian Capital Letter Aen) is a Unicode Georgian script character. It’s commonly needed when typing Georgian text correctly in digital tools. Use the copy variations and code points below for accurate reuse across platforms.
Georgian Capital Letter Aen Letter Meaning
Ⴭ is a Georgian capital letter named “Aen” in Unicode. It belongs to the Georgian script (Unicode block for Georgian letters), and it represents a specific uppercase character used in Georgian writing. Like other letterforms, its meaning is determined by the surrounding words rather than by the standalone glyph. When you’re composing Georgian text (for names, titles, signage, or documents), using the correct Unicode character matters for proper spelling, sorting, and font rendering. If your font or editor doesn’t support Georgian, the character may not display correctly.
Common uses
- •Typing or correcting Georgian uppercase text in editors and word processors
- •Rendering Georgian names and proper nouns in forms and databases
- •Designing posters, titles, or branding that uses Georgian script
- •Building multilingual websites where Georgian letters must appear reliably
- •Developing typography and UI components that support Georgian capital letters
Examples
Ⴭ Georgian Capital Letter Aen
- Ⴭეს არის Ⴭ, ქართული ასო.
- Ⴭმან აირჩია Ⴭ როგორც კაპიტალური ასო.
- Ⴭსათაურისთვის გამოიყენეთ Ⴭ სწორად.
- Ⴭდოკუმენტში ჩანაცვლდა Ⴭ U+10CD-ით.
- Ⴭტექსტი უნდა ინახებოდეს ზუსტად, მათ შორის Ⴭ.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+10CD | |
| HTML Entity | Ⴭ | |
| HTML Code | Ⴭ | |
| CSS | \10CD |
FAQ
What does the Georgian Capital Letter Aen letter mean?
Ⴭ is a Georgian capital letter named “Aen” in Unicode. It belongs to the Georgian script (Unicode block for Georgian letters), and it represents a specific uppercase character used in Georgian writing. Like other letterforms, its meaning is determined by the surrounding words rather than by the standalone glyph. When you’re composing Georgian text (for names, titles, signage, or documents), using the correct Unicode character matters for proper spelling, sorting, and font rendering. If your font or editor doesn’t support Georgian, the character may not display correctly.
What is the Unicode code point for Ⴭ?
Ⴭ is Unicode U+10CD (GEORGIAN CAPITAL LETTER AEN).
How do I copy Ⴭ into HTML?
Use the HTML entity: Ⴭ.
What are the CSS and JavaScript escapes for Ⴭ?
CSS escape: \\10CD. JavaScript escape: \\u{10CD}.
Why doesn’t Ⴭ display correctly in my app?
Most often it’s a font support issue or an encoding/input method problem. Ensure your font and text pipeline support Georgian characters.