Georgian Small Letter Par Letter
ⴎ is the Georgian small letter par character (U+2D0E) used in Georgian writing.
U+2D0E
The symbol ⴎ is known as the Georgian small letter par. It belongs to the Georgian script and has a specific Unicode code point. Use the copy codes below to insert it reliably in websites, apps, and documents.
Georgian Small Letter Par Letter Meaning
ⴎ is the Georgian small letter par (Unicode U+2D0E). As a letter from the Georgian writing system, it functions as a text character within Georgian words and names rather than as a symbol with a separate “meaning” on its own. If you’re working with Georgian content—such as spelling, transcription, or displaying names correctly—this specific code point matters. Using the correct Unicode character helps avoid rendering problems, incorrect character substitution, and broken typography across browsers and systems.
Common uses
- •Typing or correcting Georgian text in documents and editors
- •Displaying Georgian names and proper nouns accurately in UI and forms
- •Writing and proofreading Georgian content for publishing or localization
- •Including the character in social posts or messaging that uses Georgian script
- •Front-end development where exact Unicode output is required
Examples
ⴎ Georgian Small Letter Par
- ⴎⴎ იკითხება როგორც ქართული ასო.
- ⴎსახელი შეიცავს ⴎ-ს სწორად.
- ⴎტექსტში ჩავსვით ⴎ U+2D0E.
- ⴎმონაცემთა ბაზაში ⴎ ინახება უნიკოდით.
- ⴎშრიფტმა სწორად აჩვენა ⴎ.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2D0E | |
| HTML Entity | ⴎ | |
| HTML Code | ⴎ | |
| CSS | \2D0E |
FAQ
What does the Georgian Small Letter Par letter mean?
ⴎ is the Georgian small letter par (Unicode U+2D0E). As a letter from the Georgian writing system, it functions as a text character within Georgian words and names rather than as a symbol with a separate “meaning” on its own. If you’re working with Georgian content—such as spelling, transcription, or displaying names correctly—this specific code point matters. Using the correct Unicode character helps avoid rendering problems, incorrect character substitution, and broken typography across browsers and systems.
What is the Unicode code point for ⴎ?
The Unicode code point for ⴎ (Georgian small letter par) is U+2D0E.
How can I copy ⴎ into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity ⴎ or copy the character directly from this page.
What should I use in CSS or JavaScript?
Use CSS escape \\2D0E, or in JavaScript use \\u{2D0E}.
Why does the character sometimes not display correctly?
Rendering issues usually come from font or encoding mismatches. Using the correct Unicode character (U+2D0E) and an appropriate Georgian-supporting font helps ensure it displays properly.