Hebrew Letter Wide Final Mem Letter
ﬦ is the Hebrew letter wide final mem used in specific Hebrew typography contexts.
U+FB26
The symbol “ﬦ” represents the Hebrew letter wide final mem. It’s a Unicode character intended for accurate text rendering and typographic layout. You can copy it directly or use the provided HTML, CSS, and JavaScript escapes.
Hebrew Letter Wide Final Mem Letter Meaning
“ﬦ” is Unicode character U+FB26, named HEBREW LETTER WIDE FINAL MEM. It is a Hebrew letter variant associated with “final mem,” which appears in Hebrew words when the letter occurs at the end of a word. The “wide” form is designed for typography, helping match traditional spacing and visual proportions in certain fonts and layouts. In practice, you’ll encounter it when working with Hebrew text that expects a specific presentation form (for example, when copying from a source that preserved the exact character, or when using a font/encoding that distinguishes presentation forms).
Common uses
- •Copy/paste into Hebrew text where the exact character presentation is required
- •Typography work: matching layout spacing for wide final letter forms in design tools
- •Web development: inserting the character using an HTML entity or Unicode escape
- •Text normalization/encoding checks: verifying the exact Unicode codepoint U+FB26
- •Educational or content publishing: demonstrating Hebrew letter forms accurately
Examples
ﬦ Hebrew letter wide final mem
- ﬦﬦ
- ﬦ… ﬦ …
- ﬦHebrew form: ﬦ at the end
- ﬦCharacter demo: U+FB26 is ﬦ
- ﬦWide final mem: ﬦ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+FB26 | |
| HTML Entity | ﬦ | |
| HTML Code | ﬦ | |
| CSS | \FB26 |
FAQ
What does the Hebrew Letter Wide Final Mem letter mean?
“ﬦ” is Unicode character U+FB26, named HEBREW LETTER WIDE FINAL MEM. It is a Hebrew letter variant associated with “final mem,” which appears in Hebrew words when the letter occurs at the end of a word. The “wide” form is designed for typography, helping match traditional spacing and visual proportions in certain fonts and layouts. In practice, you’ll encounter it when working with Hebrew text that expects a specific presentation form (for example, when copying from a source that preserved the exact character, or when using a font/encoding that distinguishes presentation forms).
What Unicode character is “ﬦ”?
“ﬦ” is U+FB26, Unicode name HEBREW LETTER WIDE FINAL MEM.
How can I copy “ﬦ” into HTML?
Use the HTML entity: ﬦ.
What CSS escape can I use for “ﬦ”?
Use: \\FB26 in your CSS context (for example, in content properties).
Is “ﬦ” the same as a regular Hebrew mem letter?
It’s a specific presentation form: a wide final mem variant (U+FB26), so it’s not the same codepoint as other mem forms.