Georgian Letter Shin Letter
The Georgian letter შ (Shin) is used in the Georgian alphabet to represent a distinct sound in writing.
U+10E8
The symbol “შ” is the Georgian letter Shin (U+10E8). This page helps you copy it reliably and use it in text, documents, and web development.
Georgian Letter Shin Letter Meaning
“შ” (Georgian Letter Shin) is a character from the Georgian alphabet. In normal reading and writing, it functions as a letter representing a specific sound value within Georgian words. Like other Georgian letters, it is used as part of standard spelling rather than as a standalone punctuation mark or symbol. If you are working with Georgian text—such as names, signage, subtitles, or content for language learners—using the correct Unicode character (U+10E8) ensures the text displays properly across platforms and systems.
Common uses
- •Typing or copying Georgian words that contain the letter “შ”
- •Adding Georgian names to documents, forms, and profiles
- •Creating subtitles or captions in Georgian for videos
- •Rendering correct Georgian text in web pages and design mockups
- •Building multilingual text content and language learning materials
Examples
შ — Georgian Letter Shin
- შგამარჯობა, შოთა!
- შშენ ხარ კარგად?
- შთბილისში
- შნინი შაქარია
- შგთხოვ, გამოგზავნე შ.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+10E8 | |
| HTML Entity | შ | |
| HTML Code | შ | |
| CSS | \10E8 |
FAQ
What does the Georgian Letter Shin letter mean?
“შ” (Georgian Letter Shin) is a character from the Georgian alphabet. In normal reading and writing, it functions as a letter representing a specific sound value within Georgian words. Like other Georgian letters, it is used as part of standard spelling rather than as a standalone punctuation mark or symbol. If you are working with Georgian text—such as names, signage, subtitles, or content for language learners—using the correct Unicode character (U+10E8) ensures the text displays properly across platforms and systems.
What Unicode character is “შ”?
“შ” is the Georgian Letter Shin with Unicode code point U+10E8.
How can I copy “შ” without it turning into a different character?
Copy it directly from this page as the single character “შ”. For web or code contexts, use the provided Unicode/escape forms (U+10E8, შ, \\10E8, or \\u{10E8}).
How do I use it in HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: შ.
How do I include it in JavaScript strings?
Use the JavaScript escape: \\u{10E8} (or use the direct character “შ” in the string).