Latin Capital Letter S With Diagonal Stroke Letter
is the Unicode Latin Capital Letter S with Diagonal Stroke (U+A7CC) for specialized text styling.
U+A7CC
is a Unicode character in the Latin Extended block. It’s useful when you need a typographic “S” variant with a diagonal stroke. Use the copy codes below for reliable rendering in web and development contexts.
Latin Capital Letter S With Diagonal Stroke Letter Meaning
(U+A7CC) is a Latin Extended Unicode character: the “Latin Capital Letter S with Diagonal Stroke.” Like many specialized Latin letters, it’s mainly used for typography rather than everyday spelling. Designers and editors may include it to match a specific font style, build letter-like symbols, or label a custom set of characters. In practice, it can appear in mockups, decorative text, or situations where a capital “S” needs a distinct diagonal-stroke form. Because it’s a specific Unicode code point, copy/paste and the provided escape sequences help preserve the exact character.
Common uses
- •Typography and font mockups needing a capital “S” variant
- •Creating stylized headings or decorative labels
- •Marking identifiers in custom alphabet sets or glossaries
- •Designing posters or social media graphics with unique letterforms
- •Developer use in HTML/CSS/JavaScript when targeting U+A7CC specifically
Examples
Latin Capital Letter S with Diagonal Stroke
- SERIES — label
- SECTION
- A7CC unicode check
- CAPTURE NPUT
- MODEL -01
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+A7CC | |
| HTML Entity | Ꟍ | |
| HTML Code | Ꟍ | |
| CSS | \A7CC |
FAQ
What does the Latin Capital Letter S With Diagonal Stroke letter mean?
(U+A7CC) is a Latin Extended Unicode character: the “Latin Capital Letter S with Diagonal Stroke.” Like many specialized Latin letters, it’s mainly used for typography rather than everyday spelling. Designers and editors may include it to match a specific font style, build letter-like symbols, or label a custom set of characters. In practice, it can appear in mockups, decorative text, or situations where a capital “S” needs a distinct diagonal-stroke form. Because it’s a specific Unicode code point, copy/paste and the provided escape sequences help preserve the exact character.
What is the Unicode code point for ?
The symbol is U+A7CC (Latin Capital Letter S with Diagonal Stroke).
How can I copy reliably on the web?
Copy the character directly () or use the HTML entity Ꟍ or the hex entity Ꟍ to preserve the exact code point.
What escape sequences are available for developers?
CSS escape: \\A7CC. JavaScript escape: \\u{A7CC}.
Will look the same on every device?
Appearance depends on installed fonts. The character is the same Unicode code point, but styling can vary by font support.