Latin Letter Small Capital Oe Letter
ɶ (U+0276) is the Latin small capital OE character, used as a distinct OE-style letter in typography.
U+0276
The character ɶ is known as the Latin small capital OE. It belongs to the Latin Extended block and has a specific Unicode code point (U+0276). Use it when you need an OE-like glyph that matches this exact typographic character.
Latin Letter Small Capital Oe Letter Meaning
ɶ is a Unicode Latin Extended character: “LATIN LETTER SMALL CAPITAL OE” (U+0276). It is an OE-related letter form, but it is not the same as the more common ligatures or uppercase/lowercase OE characters you may know from other alphabets. In practice, ɶ is most useful when consistent glyph selection matters—such as in specialized typography, language/orthography documentation, or design work where the exact Unicode character must be preserved. Because it’s a distinct code point, it can differ in appearance from “oe” ligatures depending on the font, making it important to copy the symbol directly when required.
Common uses
- •Typography and font testing where the exact glyph (U+0276) must be shown
- •Documenting or typesetting text that specifically calls for the Latin small capital OE character
- •Designing letterforms for posters, branding, or layout systems that require OE variants
- •Preparing content for multilingual materials where the precise Unicode character is expected
- •Building web pages that need the correct character via Unicode/HTML/CSS/JS escapes
Examples
ɶ Latin Small Capital OE
- ɶɶ is a distinct Unicode character.
- ɶChoose ɶ to match the intended glyph shape.
- ɶThe code point for ɶ is U+0276.
- ɶSome fonts display ɶ differently than other OE forms.
- ɶCopy ɶ to keep the exact letter in your text.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+0276 | |
| HTML Entity | ɶ | |
| HTML Code | ɶ | |
| CSS | \0276 |
FAQ
What does the Latin Letter Small Capital Oe letter mean?
ɶ is a Unicode Latin Extended character: “LATIN LETTER SMALL CAPITAL OE” (U+0276). It is an OE-related letter form, but it is not the same as the more common ligatures or uppercase/lowercase OE characters you may know from other alphabets. In practice, ɶ is most useful when consistent glyph selection matters—such as in specialized typography, language/orthography documentation, or design work where the exact Unicode character must be preserved. Because it’s a distinct code point, it can differ in appearance from “oe” ligatures depending on the font, making it important to copy the symbol directly when required.
What Unicode character is ɶ?
ɶ is LATIN LETTER SMALL CAPITAL OE, with Unicode code point U+0276.
How can I copy ɶ safely for web or documents?
Copy the symbol directly from this page, or use the provided escapes: HTML entity ɶ or Unicode escapes like \\u{0276}.
Will ɶ look the same in every font?
Not necessarily. The glyph shape depends on the font, but the character identity remains U+0276; fonts may render it differently.
Is ɶ the same as writing “oe” or “œ”?
No. ɶ is a specific Unicode character (Latin small capital OE). “oe” is letter text, and other OE-related characters can have different code points and appearances.