Georgian Capital Letter Ban Letter
Ⴁ is the Georgian capital letter ban, Unicode U+10A1, used in the Georgian script.
U+10A1
Ⴁ is a Georgian-script capital letter. It has the Unicode code point U+10A1, which makes it straightforward to include in digital text. Use it when you need the correct Georgian uppercase character for “ban.”
Georgian Capital Letter Ban Letter Meaning
Ⴁ (Georgian capital letter ban) is part of the Georgian alphabet, where capital letters are used at the start of sentences or for proper nouns and stylistic uppercase text. As a standalone character, its meaning depends on the word it appears in. In practice, the most important thing is correct encoding: using Unicode U+10A1 ensures the character displays properly across modern systems. Designers and developers typically use it when matching Georgian typography, generating text programmatically, or entering the exact uppercase form of “ban” rather than a similar-looking character from another script.
Common uses
- •Typing or proofreading Georgian text that requires the uppercase form of ban
- •Setting Georgian typography in design tools for posters, headings, and labels
- •Programmatically generating Georgian uppercase characters in apps and templates
- •Correct rendering in multilingual documents and localization workflows
- •Creating sample text or UI mockups that must match Georgian letterforms
Examples
Ⴁ Georgian Capital Letter Ban
- ႡႡႠႱႩႠႪ
- ႡႡႰႠႱ ႠვႨႢႨ
- ႡႡ ႫႩႰႨႤႪ
- ႡႡႠႫႨႨႪ ႫႰႨႢႠႭ
- ႡႡႭႨႢႠႭ ႠႰႨ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+10A1 | |
| HTML Entity | Ⴁ | |
| HTML Code | Ⴁ | |
| CSS | \10A1 |
FAQ
What does the Georgian Capital Letter Ban letter mean?
Ⴁ (Georgian capital letter ban) is part of the Georgian alphabet, where capital letters are used at the start of sentences or for proper nouns and stylistic uppercase text. As a standalone character, its meaning depends on the word it appears in. In practice, the most important thing is correct encoding: using Unicode U+10A1 ensures the character displays properly across modern systems. Designers and developers typically use it when matching Georgian typography, generating text programmatically, or entering the exact uppercase form of “ban” rather than a similar-looking character from another script.
What is the Unicode code point for Ⴁ?
The character Ⴁ is Unicode U+10A1.
How can I copy Ⴁ into HTML?
Use the HTML entity Ⴁ (as provided: Ⴁ).
What escapes can I use in CSS or JavaScript?
CSS escape: \\10A1. JavaScript escape: \\u{10A1}.
Is Ⴁ the uppercase form of a Georgian letter?
Yes. Ⴁ is the Georgian capital letter ban, so it represents the uppercase form of “ban” in the Georgian script.