Modifier Letter Capital S Letter
is the Modifier Letter Capital S character from the Latin Extended block.
U+A7F1
is a single Unicode character: Modifier Letter Capital S (U+A7F1). It’s part of the Latin Extended set and can be used wherever precise text symbols are needed. Use the copy options below for quick pasting.
Modifier Letter Capital S Letter Meaning
is the Unicode “Modifier Letter Capital S” (U+A7F1), which belongs to the Latin Extended block. As its name suggests, it’s a modifier-style letterform derived from a capital S. In practice, characters like this are often used in specialized orthographies, typography experiments, or collections of letter-like symbols where an exact Unicode code point matters. Because it’s not a common everyday punctuation mark, its meaning is typically determined by the font and the writing system or document standard you’re working with rather than by general English usage. When compatibility matters, copying the exact symbol helps avoid lookalikes.
Common uses
- •Typing or copying the exact Unicode character in documents that require U+A7F1
- •Designing typography mockups that use Latin Extended symbols and letter modifiers
- •Labeling or annotating text in linguistic or phonetic datasets
- •Including precise characters in templates, style sheets, or symbol collections
- •Programming text content where you need the specific code point (U+A7F1)
Examples
Modifier Letter Capital S
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- Use for U+A7F1 in your dataset.
- The glyph displayed was in the sample font.
- Copy and paste it into the document field.
- Unicode point: U+A7F1 =
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+A7F1 | |
| HTML Entity | ꟱ | |
| HTML Code | ꟱ | |
| CSS | \A7F1 |
FAQ
What does the Modifier Letter Capital S letter mean?
is the Unicode “Modifier Letter Capital S” (U+A7F1), which belongs to the Latin Extended block. As its name suggests, it’s a modifier-style letterform derived from a capital S. In practice, characters like this are often used in specialized orthographies, typography experiments, or collections of letter-like symbols where an exact Unicode code point matters. Because it’s not a common everyday punctuation mark, its meaning is typically determined by the font and the writing system or document standard you’re working with rather than by general English usage. When compatibility matters, copying the exact symbol helps avoid lookalikes.
What Unicode character is ?
is the Unicode “Modifier Letter Capital S” with code point U+A7F1.
How can I copy into my work?
Copy the symbol directly from this page, or use the provided HTML entity (꟱), CSS escape (\\A7F1), or JavaScript escape (\\u{A7F1}).
Does have the same meaning in every font or system?
Its exact visual shape can vary by font, and its “meaning” depends on the writing standard or context where the character is used. It is primarily defined by its Unicode code point.
Why not use a similar-looking S instead of ?
Lookalikes may be different Unicode characters. If you need the exact character for correctness (datasets, forms, or coding), use (U+A7F1).