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Ogham Letter Beith Letter

ᚁ is the Ogham Letter Beith, Unicode U+1681, used to represent an Ogham letter.

U+1681

ᚁ is known in Unicode as the Ogham Letter Beith. It’s a single character from the Ogham block, useful for digital typography and text experiments. You can copy it directly or use its code points in HTML/CSS.

Ogham Letter Beith Letter Meaning

ᚁ (Ogham Letter Beith, U+1681) represents a specific letter in the Ogham alphabet. As with many letter-like symbols, its primary digital meaning is identifying or composing text using that script. In practical terms, people use it as a standalone glyph (for example, as a decorative typographic mark) or as part of longer sequences when writing or stylizing Ogham-inspired words. When you use it in documents or UI elements, treat it like an ordinary letter character: ensure your font supports Ogham so it renders correctly.

Common uses

  • •Copy/paste a single Ogham character in design mockups
  • •Represent Ogham letters in educational or reference materials
  • •Create decorative initials or typographic accents
  • •Build a custom Ogham-inspired text effect in social media graphics
  • •Use the Unicode character in code (HTML/CSS/JavaScript) where supported

Examples

ᚁ Ogham Letter Beith (U+1681)

  • ᚁᚁ
  • ᚁᚁᚁ
  • ᚁStart: ᚁ
  • ᚁOgham: ᚁ
  • ᚁGlyph test: ᚁ

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+1681
HTML Entityᚁ
HTML Codeᚁ
CSS\1681
Alt CodeAlt + 5761
Decimal5761

How to type Ogham Letter Beith Letter (ᚁ)

On Windows

Hold Alt and type 5761 on the numeric keypad. In Word, type 1681 then press Alt + X.

On Mac

Switch to the Unicode Hex Input keyboard, then hold Option and type 1681. Or press Control + Command + Space and search.

On Linux

Press Control + Shift + U, type 1681, then press Enter or Space.

Anywhere

Copy ᚁ with the button above and paste it wherever you need it — this works on every device and in every app, with no keyboard shortcut to remember.

FAQ

What does the Ogham Letter Beith letter mean?

ᚁ (Ogham Letter Beith, U+1681) represents a specific letter in the Ogham alphabet. As with many letter-like symbols, its primary digital meaning is identifying or composing text using that script. In practical terms, people use it as a standalone glyph (for example, as a decorative typographic mark) or as part of longer sequences when writing or stylizing Ogham-inspired words. When you use it in documents or UI elements, treat it like an ordinary letter character: ensure your font supports Ogham so it renders correctly.

What is the Unicode code point for ᚁ?

The Unicode code point for ᚁ (Ogham Letter Beith) is U+1681.

How can I copy ᚁ for use on a website?

You can copy the character directly (ᚁ) or use the HTML entity ᚁ.

Does ᚁ work in CSS or JavaScript?

Yes. CSS escape: \\1681. JavaScript escape: \\u{1681}.

Why does ᚁ sometimes appear as a blank box?

Some fonts don’t include Ogham glyphs. Use a font that supports the Ogham block to ensure correct rendering.

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