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Latin Capital Letter Y With Dot Below Letter

Ỵ is the Latin Capital Letter Y with Dot Below, encoded as U+1EF4 in Unicode.

U+1EF4

Ỵ is a Unicode character used in Latin-based writing systems and specialized text. On this page you can copy it, find its official name, and see how it may appear in real text.

Latin Capital Letter Y With Dot Below Letter Meaning

Ỵ (Latin Capital Letter Y with Dot Below) is a Unicode character in the Latin Extended block. The dot below is part of the letter’s identity, so it distinguishes the character from a plain “Y”. You’ll commonly encounter it in language-accurate text where the dot carries a phonetic or orthographic distinction. For designers and developers, the key value is that it has a specific Unicode code point: U+1EF4. Using the correct code point helps ensure the character renders properly across platforms and prevents mismatches that can happen when similar-looking symbols are substituted.

Common uses

  • Typing or displaying language-accurate text that requires Y with a dot below
  • Correct labeling in multilingual forms and documents
  • Designing typography samples and glyph showcases for Latin Extended characters
  • Developer UI text where the exact Unicode character must be preserved
  • Naming and content fields in applications that support extended Latin characters

Examples

Ỵ — Latin Capital Letter Y with Dot Below

  • Ỵến
  • Bé Ỵ
  • Ỵ sai
  • Xin Ỵ
  • Chữ: Ỵ

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+1EF4
HTML EntityỴ
HTML CodeỴ
CSS\1EF4

FAQ

What does the Latin Capital Letter Y With Dot Below letter mean?

Ỵ (Latin Capital Letter Y with Dot Below) is a Unicode character in the Latin Extended block. The dot below is part of the letter’s identity, so it distinguishes the character from a plain “Y”. You’ll commonly encounter it in language-accurate text where the dot carries a phonetic or orthographic distinction. For designers and developers, the key value is that it has a specific Unicode code point: U+1EF4. Using the correct code point helps ensure the character renders properly across platforms and prevents mismatches that can happen when similar-looking symbols are substituted.

What Unicode code point is Ỵ?

Ỵ is U+1EF4 (Unicode name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER Y WITH DOT BELOW).

How can I copy Ỵ easily?

Copy the character directly from this page (it is shown as Ỵ). You can also use the HTML entity Ỵ.

Is Ỵ the same as the plain letter Y?

No. Ỵ includes a dot below and has its own Unicode code point, so it’s distinct from “Y”.

Will Ỵ work in my software or web page?

If the font and environment support the Latin Extended block, Ỵ should render correctly. For web use, you can insert Ỵ or use the Unicode escape \u0001EF4 format depending on your tooling.