Modifier Letter Capital C Letter
ꟲ is the Modifier Letter Capital C (U+A7F2) from the Latin Extended block.
U+A7F2
ꟲ is a Unicode character known as the Modifier Letter Capital C. It’s part of the Latin Extended range, and you can copy it directly for typography and text composition. Below you’ll find the official code point plus ready-to-use copy variations.
Modifier Letter Capital C Letter Meaning
ꟲ is a Unicode “Modifier Letter Capital C” character. In practice, it’s mainly used as a specialized letter-like glyph when a specific modifier-style capital C is required by a font, document standard, or encoded text. Because it’s categorized under Latin Extended, it’s not typically used in everyday English spelling, but it can appear in niche typographic contexts, scholarly or transliteration-related texts, and custom lettering where exact characters matter. When you need this exact glyph (not a similar C), copy/paste ꟲ or use its Unicode code point U+A7F2 to ensure consistency across platforms.
Common uses
- •Copying the exact “Modifier Letter Capital C” glyph into documents without relying on font substitutions
- •Using U+A7F2 in plain-text workflows where exact Unicode characters are required
- •Typography mockups and layout testing for Latin Extended characters
- •Labeling or annotating text where a specific modified capital C form is needed
- •Preparing content for software or databases that store Unicode characters by code point
Examples
ꟲ Modifier Letter Capital C
- ꟲUnicode: ꟲ (U+A7F2)
- ꟲUse the exact glyph ꟲ in your document.
- ꟲTyped symbol: ꟲ
- ꟲLatin Extended character example: ꟲ
- ꟲCopy/paste ꟲ to preserve the code point.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+A7F2 | |
| HTML Entity | ꟲ | |
| HTML Code | ꟲ | |
| CSS | \A7F2 |
FAQ
What is the Unicode code point for ꟲ?
ꟲ is U+A7F2.
How can I copy ꟲ reliably across devices?
Copy and paste the character ꟲ directly, or use its Unicode escape (CSS: \\A7F2, JavaScript: \\u{A7F2}) in your code.
What does “Modifier Letter Capital C” mean?
It’s the Unicode character name: a modifier-style capital C glyph designated as “MODIFIER LETTER CAPITAL C.”
Is ꟲ common in everyday English?
No—it's a specialized Latin Extended character and is usually used only when that exact glyph is required.