Hebrew Letter Tav With Dagesh Letter
תּ is the Hebrew letter Tav with Dagesh, encoded as Unicode U+FB4A.
U+FB4A
תּ is a Hebrew character that represents the letter tav with a dagesh. It’s useful when you need exact Unicode rendering for Hebrew text, typography, or UI symbols. Below are reliable ways to copy and use it across platforms.
Hebrew Letter Tav With Dagesh Letter Meaning
Hebrew uses diacritics like the dagesh to indicate pronunciation or to distinguish letter forms. This character is named “HEBREW LETTER TAV WITH DAGESH” and is encoded at U+FB4A (the Unicode “Hebrew Alphabet Presentation Forms” block). In practice, you’ll encounter it when working with texts that require a specific combined form rather than assembling tav plus separate diacritics. Designers and developers may need it for accurate display in Hebrew-capable interfaces, for preserving existing encoded text, or for matching typography when a font renders the presentation form.
Common uses
- •Copy/paste into Hebrew text when the combined “tav with dagesh” form is required
- •UI or web design assets where exact character matching matters
- •Digital typography and proofreading to preserve the original encoded character
- •Programming and localization workflows that require a specific Unicode code point
- •Rendering Hebrew labels, forms, or content pulled from legacy or encoded sources
Examples
תּ Hebrew Letter Tav with Dagesh
- תּהערה: תּ מציינת tav עם dagesh
- תּבדוק שהתו תּ מוצג כראוי
- תּתּ מופיע בטקסט שהועתק ממקור מקורי
- תּהאות תּ כוללת dagesh בצורתה המשולבת
- תּהשתמש ב- תּ כאשר נדרשת התאמה מדויקת
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+FB4A | |
| HTML Entity | תּ | |
| HTML Code | תּ | |
| CSS | \FB4A |
FAQ
What does the Hebrew Letter Tav With Dagesh letter mean?
Hebrew uses diacritics like the dagesh to indicate pronunciation or to distinguish letter forms. This character is named “HEBREW LETTER TAV WITH DAGESH” and is encoded at U+FB4A (the Unicode “Hebrew Alphabet Presentation Forms” block). In practice, you’ll encounter it when working with texts that require a specific combined form rather than assembling tav plus separate diacritics. Designers and developers may need it for accurate display in Hebrew-capable interfaces, for preserving existing encoded text, or for matching typography when a font renders the presentation form.
What is the Unicode code point for תּ?
תּ is U+FB4A (HEBREW LETTER TAV WITH DAGESH).
How can I copy תּ on the web or in HTML?
You can use the HTML entity תּ or copy the character directly.
What CSS escape should I use for תּ?
Use \\FB4A in CSS escapes.
What JavaScript escape works for תּ?
Use \\u{FB4A} in JavaScript (Unicode code point escape).