Latin Small Letter Hv Letter
ƕ is the Latin small letter hv character from the Latin Extended block (U+0195).
U+0195
ƕ (U+0195) is a Unicode character used in Latin-script contexts. It can be useful for linguistic texts, specialized typography, and accurate digital typography. Below you’ll find copy options and practical examples.
Latin Small Letter Hv Letter Meaning
ƕ is the Unicode “LATIN SMALL LETTER HV” (U+0195). As a Latin Extended character, it’s primarily used to represent a specific letter form in writing systems or scholarly transcriptions that require an “hv” style character. In practice, people encounter ƕ when working with language resources, dictionaries, or texts that use this particular orthographic symbol. Because it’s not as common as basic Latin letters, copy/paste support and font availability can vary. When you need consistent results across devices, use Unicode (U+0195) and test with the fonts you plan to use.
Common uses
- •Copying exact letter forms for linguistic or academic text
- •Building language learning materials that require the specific hv letter
- •Typing content for digital archives and transcription projects
- •Using in custom typographic mockups or font testing
- •Referencing or displaying the character in documentation and UI text
Examples
ƕ Latin small letter hv (U+0195)
- ƕHere is ƕ inside a line of text.
- ƕThe word contains ƕ at the start.
- ƕTranscription note: ƕ is used for this letter.
- ƕCharacter: ƕ (U+0195).
- ƕFont preview of ƕ in a sample paragraph.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+0195 | |
| HTML Entity | ƕ | |
| HTML Code | ƕ | |
| CSS | \0195 |
FAQ
What does the Latin Small Letter Hv letter mean?
ƕ is the Unicode “LATIN SMALL LETTER HV” (U+0195). As a Latin Extended character, it’s primarily used to represent a specific letter form in writing systems or scholarly transcriptions that require an “hv” style character. In practice, people encounter ƕ when working with language resources, dictionaries, or texts that use this particular orthographic symbol. Because it’s not as common as basic Latin letters, copy/paste support and font availability can vary. When you need consistent results across devices, use Unicode (U+0195) and test with the fonts you plan to use.
What is the Unicode code point for ƕ?
ƕ is Unicode U+0195.
How can I copy ƕ into my document?
Copy the character “ƕ” directly from this page, or use the HTML entity (ƕ) or Unicode escape (\\u{0195}).
Will ƕ display correctly on all devices?
It depends on the font and Unicode support in the environment. Most modern systems support Unicode, but the glyph may vary by font.
What is the correct character name?
The Unicode name is “LATIN SMALL LETTER HV.”