Latin Small Letter Num Letter
ꝴ is the Latin Extended lowercase letter “Num” (U+A774) for specialized Latin typography and text encoding needs.
U+A774
ꝴ is a Latin Extended character identified as the “Latin Small Letter Num”. It’s useful when you need an exact, standards-based glyph rather than a visually similar approximation. Below you’ll find copy options, common use cases, and practical examples.
Latin Small Letter Num Letter Meaning
ꝴ is a Unicode character in the “Latin Extended” block, named “LATIN SMALL LETTER NUM” with code point U+A774. As a dedicated letter form (rather than a punctuation mark), it’s mainly relevant when you’re working with texts, names, or scholarly/typographic conventions that require that specific glyph. Use it when you want the exact character to be preserved through copying, searching, and font rendering, especially in documents or digital content that depend on correct Unicode code points. If you only need a generic “n”-like letter, this symbol may not be the right choice.
Common uses
- •Typing or restoring exact text from a source that uses the character ꝴ
- •Scholarly or typographic work requiring precise Unicode glyphs
- •Digital editing of manuscripts, glossaries, or specialized Latin materials
- •Template-driven content where a specific character must be consistent
- •UI labels, badges, or datasets that store and display Unicode code points
Examples
ꝴ Latin Small Letter Num
- ꝴ… ꝴ …
- ꝴaꝴb
- ꝴnum: ꝴ
- ꝴletter ꝴ in the sample text
- ꝴU+A774 = ꝴ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+A774 | |
| HTML Entity | ꝴ | |
| HTML Code | ꝴ | |
| CSS | \A774 |
FAQ
What does the Latin Small Letter Num letter mean?
ꝴ is a Unicode character in the “Latin Extended” block, named “LATIN SMALL LETTER NUM” with code point U+A774. As a dedicated letter form (rather than a punctuation mark), it’s mainly relevant when you’re working with texts, names, or scholarly/typographic conventions that require that specific glyph. Use it when you want the exact character to be preserved through copying, searching, and font rendering, especially in documents or digital content that depend on correct Unicode code points. If you only need a generic “n”-like letter, this symbol may not be the right choice.
What Unicode character is ꝴ?
ꝴ is the Unicode character named “LATIN SMALL LETTER NUM” with code point U+A774.
How can I copy ꝴ reliably?
Copy the character directly from this page (ꝴ), or use one of the provided escape forms like ꝴ or \\u{A774}.
Does ꝴ look like a normal letter n?
It may resemble letters depending on the font, but ꝴ is a distinct Unicode character. For correctness, use ꝴ instead of a visually similar letter if that exact glyph is required.
Where does ꝴ belong in Unicode?
It’s in the “Latin Extended” category.