Latin Capital Letter E With Double Grave Letter
Ȅ is a Latin capital letter E with a double grave accent, used in precise typography and some language orthographies.
U+0204
Ȅ is a Unicode Latin Extended character: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER E WITH DOUBLE GRAVE (U+0204). It’s mainly used when a specific accented form of “E” is required in text, design, or data. Use the copy options below to paste it reliably.
Latin Capital Letter E With Double Grave Letter Meaning
Ȅ (U+0204) is a Latin capital “E” modified with a double grave accent. The “double grave” diacritic is part of the character itself, which means you should not try to simulate it with separate marks for accurate text rendering and consistency. In practice, Ȅ appears in contexts where a specific orthographic or typographic form of the letter E is needed—such as in languages, scholarly transcription, or specialized fonts that support the exact Unicode character. Because it is a distinct Unicode code point, it can be searched, stored, and processed reliably in systems that handle Unicode correctly.
Common uses
- •Copy/paste of exact accented uppercase “E” in language or transcription text
- •Typography and layout in design software when the double-grave form is required
- •Creating proper titles, headings, or names that contain Ȅ
- •Programming or data entry where Unicode-accurate characters must be preserved
- •Using in digital documents (invoices, catalogs, forms) that must match a standard spelling
Examples
Ȅ Latin Capital Letter E with Double Grave
- ȄȄrdena
- ȄThe letter Ȅ appears here.
- ȄUse Ȅ in the heading: Ȅducation.
- ȄCoefficient Ȅ is defined by the rule.
- ȄSubmit form with Ȅ where required.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+0204 | |
| HTML Entity | Ȅ | |
| HTML Code | Ȅ | |
| CSS | \0204 |
FAQ
What does the Latin Capital Letter E With Double Grave letter mean?
Ȅ (U+0204) is a Latin capital “E” modified with a double grave accent. The “double grave” diacritic is part of the character itself, which means you should not try to simulate it with separate marks for accurate text rendering and consistency. In practice, Ȅ appears in contexts where a specific orthographic or typographic form of the letter E is needed—such as in languages, scholarly transcription, or specialized fonts that support the exact Unicode character. Because it is a distinct Unicode code point, it can be searched, stored, and processed reliably in systems that handle Unicode correctly.
What is the Unicode code point for Ȅ?
Ȅ is U+0204 (LATIN CAPITAL LETTER E WITH DOUBLE GRAVE).
How can I copy Ȅ reliably?
Use the “Ȅ” character at the top of this page, or copy one of the provided formats like Ȅ or U+0204 depending on your tool.
Is Ȅ just an “E” plus two grave accents?
It’s a single, dedicated Unicode character that includes the double-grave diacritic. For best results, use the exact character Ȅ rather than combining separate symbols.
Will Ȅ display correctly in all fonts?
Not every font includes every Latin Extended character. If you see a fallback box, try a font that supports U+0204.