Latin Capital Letter Beta Letter
Ꞵ is the Latin Extended uppercase Beta character (Unicode U+A7B4).
U+A7B4
Ꞵ is a Unicode character from the Latin Extended block. It’s the uppercase “Beta” form presented as a Latin letter, useful when a specific Beta glyph is required. Below you’ll find practical ways to copy and reference it in text and code.
Latin Capital Letter Beta Letter Meaning
Ꞵ is named “LATIN CAPITAL LETTER BETA” and has Unicode code point U+A7B4. Because it is a Latin-script letter rather than the Greek capital beta (Β, U+0392), it may look different from typical Greek typography. In practice, Ꞵ is used when a design, font set, or text standard calls for this exact character, such as linguistic or orthographic conventions that use Latin Extended symbols. It can also be helpful for creators who need an uppercase Beta-like glyph that behaves like a letter in Unicode text processing (selection, copying, and string handling).
Common uses
- •Copying a specific uppercase Beta-like Latin letter for typography consistency in a design
- •Using the exact Unicode character in digital documents where a specified glyph is required
- •Preparing text for linguistic or orthography-focused content that distinguishes letter variants
- •Labeling products, icons, or UI text where a Beta symbol must match a particular font or code point
- •Including the character in programming, markup, or localization strings via Unicode escapes
Examples
Ꞵ Latin Capital Letter Beta
- ꞴꞴ appears as a distinct uppercase beta-like letter.
- ꞴUse Ꞵ when the required code point is U+A7B4.
- ꞴThe label reads: Ꞵ-variant.
- ꞴTypography note: Ꞵ differs from Greek Β.
- ꞴIn HTML, you can reference it as Ꞵ.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+A7B4 | |
| HTML Entity | Ꞵ | |
| HTML Code | Ꞵ | |
| CSS | \A7B4 |
FAQ
What does the Latin Capital Letter Beta letter mean?
Ꞵ is named “LATIN CAPITAL LETTER BETA” and has Unicode code point U+A7B4. Because it is a Latin-script letter rather than the Greek capital beta (Β, U+0392), it may look different from typical Greek typography. In practice, Ꞵ is used when a design, font set, or text standard calls for this exact character, such as linguistic or orthographic conventions that use Latin Extended symbols. It can also be helpful for creators who need an uppercase Beta-like glyph that behaves like a letter in Unicode text processing (selection, copying, and string handling).
Is Ꞵ the same as the Greek capital beta (Β)?
No. Ꞵ is LATIN CAPITAL LETTER BETA (U+A7B4) from Latin Extended, while the Greek capital beta is Β (U+0392). They may differ in appearance and are different Unicode characters.
How can I copy Ꞵ into my text editor?
Select and copy the character Ꞵ from this page, or paste it directly from here. It’s a single Unicode character, so it should paste as one glyph.
What is the Unicode code point for Ꞵ?
The Unicode code point for Ꞵ is U+A7B4.
How do I enter Ꞵ in code?
You can use the provided escapes: CSS escape \\A7B4 and JavaScript escape \\u{A7B4}.