Georgian Capital Letter Tan Letter
Ⴇ is the Georgian capital letter tan, a Unicode character used in Georgian text.
U+10A7
Ⴇ (Georgian Capital Letter Tan) is a Georgian writing character with the Unicode code point U+10A7. It can be copied directly or inserted using standard Unicode escapes in software. Below are practical ways to use it in text, design, and development.
Georgian Capital Letter Tan Letter Meaning
Ⴇ is the uppercase form of the Georgian letter called “tan.” Like other Georgian letters, it is used as part of words written in the Georgian script. You’ll typically see it in Georgian orthography where uppercase letters are required (for example, at the start of a word or sentence, depending on the word’s capitalization rules). Because it is a distinct Unicode character, it will display correctly in fonts that support the Georgian block. When working with web or programming code, use the character’s exact Unicode value (U+10A7) or the provided escape sequences to avoid substitution with visually similar characters.
Common uses
- •Copy/paste in Georgian text where an uppercase tan is needed
- •Designing posters, titles, or labels that use Georgian capitalization
- •Writing localization strings for Georgian-language interfaces
- •Creating documents or forms that require accurate Georgian spelling
- •Typing or entering the character in browsers and editors that support Unicode
Examples
Ⴇ Georgian Capital Letter Tan
- ႧႧ — Georgian uppercase tan in a title
- ႧExample: ႧႧ (two uppercase tan characters)
- ႧႧ რედაქტორი (Georgian text with Ⴇ)
- Ⴇტექსტი: Ⴇ — (label text including the symbol)
- Ⴇსათაური: Ⴇ (heading containing Ⴇ)
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+10A7 | |
| HTML Entity | Ⴇ | |
| HTML Code | Ⴇ | |
| CSS | \10A7 |
FAQ
What does the Georgian Capital Letter Tan letter mean?
Ⴇ is the uppercase form of the Georgian letter called “tan.” Like other Georgian letters, it is used as part of words written in the Georgian script. You’ll typically see it in Georgian orthography where uppercase letters are required (for example, at the start of a word or sentence, depending on the word’s capitalization rules). Because it is a distinct Unicode character, it will display correctly in fonts that support the Georgian block. When working with web or programming code, use the character’s exact Unicode value (U+10A7) or the provided escape sequences to avoid substitution with visually similar characters.
What is the Unicode code point for Ⴇ?
Ⴇ is Unicode U+10A7.
How can I paste Ⴇ into HTML?
You can paste the character directly, or use the HTML entity: Ⴇ.
What escape sequences can I use in programming?
Use CSS escape \\10A7 or JavaScript escape \\u{10A7}.
Why does Ⴇ not display correctly in my app?
The font you’re using may not support the Georgian block. Try a Unicode-capable font that includes U+10A7.