Hebrew Ligature Alef Lamed Letter
ﭏ is the Hebrew ligature Alef Lamed, encoded at U+FB4F.
U+FB4F
This page is for the Hebrew ligature character ﭏ. It’s used in typesetting and display of specific Hebrew letter combinations. You can copy it directly or use its encoded forms in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Hebrew Ligature Alef Lamed Letter Meaning
ﭏ is the Unicode character named “HEBREW LIGATURE ALEF LAMED” (code point U+FB4F). As a ligature, it represents a specific Hebrew letter combination in a single, precomposed glyph. In practice, you’ll see it when text is rendered with fonts and systems that support Hebrew ligatures, particularly in designs aiming for traditional-looking letter forms or when legacy text data uses this precomposed character. If a chosen font doesn’t support U+FB4F, you may see a placeholder or missing glyph, so testing in your target environment is important.
Common uses
- •Copying a specific Hebrew ligature glyph for typography or design mockups
- •Using the exact character in digital signage or posters that require matching traditional letterforms
- •Including it in UI text where a specific precomposed ligature is required by existing content
- •Using it in web content when you need the same symbol as stored in Unicode text data
- •Embedding it in code reviews or localization assets to preserve exact characters
Examples
ﭏ Hebrew Ligature Alef Lamed (U+FB4F)
- ﭏﭏ
- ﭏhebrew: ﭏ
- ﭏligature test: ﭏ
- ﭏunicode U+FB4F: ﭏ
- ﭏfont check ﭏ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+FB4F | |
| HTML Entity | ﭏ | |
| HTML Code | ﭏ | |
| CSS | \FB4F |
FAQ
What does the Hebrew Ligature Alef Lamed letter mean?
ﭏ is the Unicode character named “HEBREW LIGATURE ALEF LAMED” (code point U+FB4F). As a ligature, it represents a specific Hebrew letter combination in a single, precomposed glyph. In practice, you’ll see it when text is rendered with fonts and systems that support Hebrew ligatures, particularly in designs aiming for traditional-looking letter forms or when legacy text data uses this precomposed character. If a chosen font doesn’t support U+FB4F, you may see a placeholder or missing glyph, so testing in your target environment is important.
What Unicode character is ﭏ?
ﭏ is the “HEBREW LIGATURE ALEF LAMED” character with code point U+FB4F.
How can I copy ﭏ into HTML?
You can paste the character directly, or use the HTML entity: ﭏ.
What do the code forms like CSS and JavaScript mean?
Use CSS escape \\FB4F, or JavaScript Unicode escape \\u{FB4F} to produce the same character.
Why does ﭏ look like a blank box on my screen?
Some fonts don’t include the U+FB4F glyph. Test with a Hebrew-capable font and your target browser/device.