Greek Capital Letter Eta With Psili And Perispomeni And Prosgegrammeni Letter
ᾞ is a Greek capital Eta letter with psili, perispomeni, and prosgegrammeni diacritics.
U+1F9E
ᾞ is a Greek capital letter form that includes multiple diacritics. It is useful when you need accurate classical/typographic Greek text in Unicode-aware tools.
Greek Capital Letter Eta With Psili And Perispomeni And Prosgegrammeni Letter Meaning
ᾞ (Unicode U+1F9E) is the Greek capital letter eta (Η) combined with three diacritics: psili, perispomeni, and prosgegrammeni. In Unicode terms, it’s a single precomposed character intended for faithful representation of that specific typographic form. You’ll most often encounter it in scholarly transcriptions, fonts or text sources that preserve diacritics, and materials that require exact character matching. When copying into documents, make sure your font supports the character; otherwise it may appear as a missing-glyph box or fallback look.
Common uses
- •Scholarly transcription of Greek texts with exact diacritics
- •Typing or proofreading classical Greek passages in Unicode text
- •UI/typography work requiring a specific precomposed Greek character
- •Labeling or citing sources where the exact character form matters
- •Digital humanities projects that store and compare exact Unicode characters
Examples
ᾞ Greek capital letter eta with psili and perispomeni
- ᾞΑπάντηση: ᾞ στο κεφάλαιο του χειρογράφου.
- ᾞΧρησιμοποιήστε το ᾞ όταν αποδίδετε τον τύπο με ψιλή και περισπωμένη.
- ᾞΣημείωση: το ᾞ είναι ένα προδιατεταγμένο χαρακτήρα Unicode.
- ᾞΣτο κείμενο εμφανίζεται ᾞ ως μέρος της γραφής.
- ᾞΑντιγράψτε ᾞ και ελέγξτε ότι η γραμματοσειρά το υποστηρίζει.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F9E | |
| HTML Entity | ᾞ | |
| HTML Code | ᾞ | |
| CSS | \1F9E |
FAQ
What does the Greek Capital Letter Eta With Psili And Perispomeni And Prosgegrammeni letter mean?
ᾞ (Unicode U+1F9E) is the Greek capital letter eta (Η) combined with three diacritics: psili, perispomeni, and prosgegrammeni. In Unicode terms, it’s a single precomposed character intended for faithful representation of that specific typographic form. You’ll most often encounter it in scholarly transcriptions, fonts or text sources that preserve diacritics, and materials that require exact character matching. When copying into documents, make sure your font supports the character; otherwise it may appear as a missing-glyph box or fallback look.
What Unicode character is ᾞ?
ᾞ corresponds to Unicode code point U+1F9E.
How can I copy ᾞ into my document or editor?
Copy the character ᾞ from this page and paste it into a Unicode-capable editor or webpage.
Does ᾞ need a special font?
It may. If your current font doesn’t support the character, it can show as a missing glyph. Try a font that supports Greek Extended/diacritic characters.
What are the diacritics in the name?
The name indicates the Greek capital Eta with psili, perispomeni, and prosgegrammeni diacritics.