Georgian Capital Letter Vin Letter
Ⴅ is the Georgian capital letter vin, used in the Georgian script.
U+10A5
Ⴅ is a Georgian script character with a defined Unicode code point (U+10A5). Use it when you need correct Georgian uppercase text in documents, websites, or apps. Below you’ll find copy options and technical escapes for reliable rendering.
Georgian Capital Letter Vin Letter Meaning
Ⴅ (U+10A5) is the Georgian capital letter vin. It belongs to the Georgian writing system and is used as an uppercase form in Georgian text. Like other characters in the Georgian script, its main purpose is correct spelling, typography, and text appearance in Georgian. When typing or rendering Georgian, using the proper Unicode character helps avoid missing glyphs, incorrect letterforms, or fallback substitutions. This makes it useful for localization, names and proper nouns written in Georgian, and any situation where you need faithful, standards-based character encoding.
Common uses
- •Writing Georgian text that requires the uppercase form of vin
- •Localization and UI text for Georgian-language software and websites
- •Correctly spelling names, places, and titles in Georgian content
- •Using Georgian characters in forms, IDs, and document templates
- •Designing typographic layouts that include Georgian uppercase letters
Examples
Ⴅ Georgian Capital Letter Vin
- ႥႥႠႣႨႥ ႼႤႪႠႫ
- ႥႥႳႠႪႨႠ ႨႰႤႫ
- ႥႥႤႱႳႠ ႪႨႳႠႫ
- ႥႥႨႳႠႫႥ ႫႨႱႠႫ
- ႥႥႱႠႫႨႥ ႥႠႫႠႫ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+10A5 | |
| HTML Entity | Ⴅ | |
| HTML Code | Ⴅ | |
| CSS | \10A5 |
FAQ
What does the Georgian Capital Letter Vin letter mean?
Ⴅ (U+10A5) is the Georgian capital letter vin. It belongs to the Georgian writing system and is used as an uppercase form in Georgian text. Like other characters in the Georgian script, its main purpose is correct spelling, typography, and text appearance in Georgian. When typing or rendering Georgian, using the proper Unicode character helps avoid missing glyphs, incorrect letterforms, or fallback substitutions. This makes it useful for localization, names and proper nouns written in Georgian, and any situation where you need faithful, standards-based character encoding.
What is the Unicode code point for Ⴅ?
Ⴅ is U+10A5.
How can I copy Ⴅ reliably on a website?
Copy the character directly (Ⴅ) or use the HTML entity Ⴅ to ensure consistent encoding.
What do the escapes mean for developers?
CSS escape: \\10A5 and JavaScript escape: \\u{10A5}. Both represent the same character as U+10A5.
Why might Ⴅ not display correctly?
If your font doesn’t support Georgian, the character may not have a visible glyph. Using a Georgian-capable font typically fixes this.