Lira Sign Symbol
₤ (Lira Sign) is a currency symbol represented by the Unicode character U+20A4.
U+20A4
The ₤ symbol is a currency sign known in Unicode as the LIRA SIGN. It’s commonly used in text where a lira-style currency marker is needed. Use the copy options below to insert it reliably in designs and code.
Lira Sign Symbol Meaning
₤ is the Unicode character named “LIRA SIGN” (U+20A4). As a currency symbol, it’s used in written text to represent a lira-denominated amount. Depending on context and audience, it may be interpreted as a generic lira-style sign rather than a specific country’s current currency. Designers and developers often include it when matching a legacy layout, referencing historical documents, or keeping the same visual currency marker across an interface. Always ensure the surrounding text (such as “amount,” currency name, or ISO code) clarifies what the symbol refers to, especially in multilingual or modern financial contexts.
Common uses
- •Displaying prices in product listings or menus
- •Labeling totals in invoices, receipts, and budgeting notes
- •Marking currency amounts in spreadsheets exported to text
- •Formatting historical or legacy UI mockups and documents
- •Using as a currency glyph in design systems and icons sets
Examples
₤ Lira Sign (U+20A4) Currency Symbol
- ₤Total: ₤120.50
- ₤Order amount ₤39
- ₤Price per item: ₤10
- ₤Balance due: ₤275.00
- ₤Subscription: ₤9.99/month
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+20A4 | |
| HTML Entity | ₤ | |
| HTML Code | ₤ | |
| CSS | \20A4 |
FAQ
What does the Lira Sign symbol mean?
₤ is the Unicode character named “LIRA SIGN” (U+20A4). As a currency symbol, it’s used in written text to represent a lira-denominated amount. Depending on context and audience, it may be interpreted as a generic lira-style sign rather than a specific country’s current currency. Designers and developers often include it when matching a legacy layout, referencing historical documents, or keeping the same visual currency marker across an interface. Always ensure the surrounding text (such as “amount,” currency name, or ISO code) clarifies what the symbol refers to, especially in multilingual or modern financial contexts.
What is the Unicode code point for ₤?
The Lira Sign is Unicode U+20A4.
How do I copy ₤ in HTML?
You can use the HTML entity ₤.
How do I represent ₤ in JavaScript?
Use \\u{20A4} (JavaScript Unicode escape).
Will ₤ display correctly in all fonts?
Not all fonts include every Unicode glyph. If it doesn’t render, try a font with full currency-symbol support or provide a fallback.