Latin Capital Letter N With Left Hook Letter
Ɲ is a Latin extended capital letter N with a distinctive left hook, represented as Unicode U+019D.
U+019D
Ɲ (Latin Capital Letter N with Left Hook) is a Unicode character used to write languages and names that require this specific letter shape. This page helps you copy it reliably and use the correct escape codes in web and software projects.
Latin Capital Letter N With Left Hook Letter Meaning
Ɲ, “LATIN CAPITAL LETTER N WITH LEFT HOOK” (U+019D), is a Latin Extended uppercase letter. Its meaning is primarily visual and orthographic: it represents a specific form of the letter “N” that appears in certain writing systems and text conventions. Because it has a dedicated Unicode code point, it should be used instead of a plain “N” when the correct typography matters—such as in names, linguistic data, or accurately rendering text from sources that include this character. When building web or app text, using the proper Unicode escape ensures consistent display across devices and fonts that support it.
Common uses
- •Typing or displaying names that require the N-with-left-hook uppercase form
- •Correct rendering of copied text from documents that include U+019D
- •Linguistic and language data entry where the exact letter variant is required
- •Designing typography samples or custom letterforms for Latin Extended alphabets
- •Using the character in web content to preserve accurate spelling
Examples
Ɲ — Latin Capital Letter N with Left Hook
- ƝƝame: Ɲdaba
- ƝContact: Ɲestor
- ƝLesson 3: Ɲ is not the same as N
- ƝWrite: Ɲoŋa
- ƝHeader: ƝƝƝ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+019D | |
| HTML Entity | Ɲ | |
| HTML Code | Ɲ | |
| CSS | \019D |
FAQ
What does the Latin Capital Letter N With Left Hook letter mean?
Ɲ, “LATIN CAPITAL LETTER N WITH LEFT HOOK” (U+019D), is a Latin Extended uppercase letter. Its meaning is primarily visual and orthographic: it represents a specific form of the letter “N” that appears in certain writing systems and text conventions. Because it has a dedicated Unicode code point, it should be used instead of a plain “N” when the correct typography matters—such as in names, linguistic data, or accurately rendering text from sources that include this character. When building web or app text, using the proper Unicode escape ensures consistent display across devices and fonts that support it.
What is the Unicode code point for Ɲ?
Ɲ is Unicode U+019D (LATIN CAPITAL LETTER N WITH LEFT HOOK).
How do I copy Ɲ from this page?
Select the character “Ɲ” and copy/paste it into your text, email, or design tool. The page also provides escape forms for coding.
How can I use Ɲ in HTML?
Use the HTML entity: Ɲ.
What are the common escape formats for Ɲ in CSS/JavaScript?
CSS escape: \\019D. JavaScript escape (with braces): \\u{019D}.