Mathematical Bold Italic Capital Zeta Symbol
𝜡 is the Mathematical Bold Italic Capital Zeta (U+1D721) used for styled Greek lettering.
U+1D721
𝜡 is a Unicode math letter: Mathematical Bold Italic Capital Zeta. It’s commonly used when you need a bold italic Zeta with a capital form. Use the copy options below or the provided code-point escapes in your tools.
Mathematical Bold Italic Capital Zeta Symbol Meaning
𝜡 is the Unicode character named “MATHEMATICAL BOLD ITALIC CAPITAL ZETA” (code point U+1D721). As a math styled Greek letter, it’s part of Unicode’s specialized alphabet for mathematical typesetting. The “bold italic” presentation helps distinguish it from regular or non-bold italic Zeta, and the “capital” form distinguishes it from lowercase variants. In practice, designers and developers use it to match typography in equation-like text, labels, or custom math-themed UI. It behaves like a single character in most editors, and you can insert it directly or via HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes.
Common uses
- •Typography for math-themed headings or labels that require a bold italic capital Zeta
- •Designing equation mockups or diagram annotations in graphics tools that support Unicode
- •Using in custom math UI text where a styled Zeta must match other Unicode math letters
- •Creating consistent symbol sets for documentation, tutorials, or cheatsheets
- •Programmatically inserting the character using Unicode code point escapes
Examples
𝜡 — Mathematical Bold Italic Capital Zeta
- 𝜡𝜡 = 𝜶 + 𝜷
- 𝜡Let 𝜡 be a constant in the model.
- 𝜡We define 𝜡 as the bold italic capital Zeta.
- 𝜡Vector component: 𝜡₁, 𝜡₂, 𝜡₃.
- 𝜡See symbol 𝜡 in the legend.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1D721 | |
| HTML Entity | 𝜡 | |
| HTML Code | 𝜡 | |
| CSS | \1D721 |
FAQ
What does the Mathematical Bold Italic Capital Zeta symbol mean?
𝜡 is the Unicode character named “MATHEMATICAL BOLD ITALIC CAPITAL ZETA” (code point U+1D721). As a math styled Greek letter, it’s part of Unicode’s specialized alphabet for mathematical typesetting. The “bold italic” presentation helps distinguish it from regular or non-bold italic Zeta, and the “capital” form distinguishes it from lowercase variants. In practice, designers and developers use it to match typography in equation-like text, labels, or custom math-themed UI. It behaves like a single character in most editors, and you can insert it directly or via HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes.
What is the Unicode code point for 𝜡?
𝜡 is U+1D721.
How can I copy 𝜡 into HTML?
Use the HTML entity: 𝜡.
What is the CSS escape for 𝜡?
Use: \\1D721.
How do I insert 𝜡 in JavaScript?
Use: \\u{1D721}.