Mathematical Bold Script Small A Symbol
𝓪 is a Unicode mathematical bold script lowercase a (U+1D4EA) used for styled lettering in math and typography.
U+1D4EA
𝓪 is a specialized Unicode character: MATHEMATICAL BOLD SCRIPT SMALL A. It’s used when you want a bold, script-style lowercase “a” for mathematical notation, design, or emphasis. You can copy it directly or use its Unicode escapes in code.
Mathematical Bold Script Small A Symbol Meaning
𝓪 (MATHEMATICAL BOLD SCRIPT SMALL A, U+1D4EA) is a lowercase “a” in the Mathematical Bold Script style. Because it’s a dedicated Unicode math letter, it’s commonly used in contexts where authors need a distinct “script a” look—often to label variables, sets, functions, or notation that differs from standard italic or bold text. In typography and UI mockups, it can also provide a decorative, handwriting-like feel while staying within the Unicode “math alphanumerics” block. If your font supports it, it will render as a bold script “a” rather than a regular italic character.
Common uses
- •Labeling math variables with a distinct script style (e.g., a set or parameter)
- •Formatting algebra or calculus notation in text-based documents
- •Designing typographic headings and badges that use styled lowercase letters
- •Creating consistent “math-themed” social posts or banners
- •Using the character in HTML/CSS/JS when a script-style lowercase “a” is required
Examples
𝓪 Mathematical Bold Script Small A
- 𝓪Let 𝓪 be a constant.
- 𝓪Choose 𝓪 such that the condition holds.
- 𝓪Define the set using 𝓪 as a parameter.
- 𝓪The function f(𝓪) measures growth.
- 𝓪In our notation, 𝓪 represents an element.
Variations
Ready to copy
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1D4EA | |
| HTML Entity | 𝓪 | |
| HTML Code | 𝓪 | |
| CSS | \1D4EA |
FAQ
What does the Mathematical Bold Script Small A symbol mean?
𝓪 (MATHEMATICAL BOLD SCRIPT SMALL A, U+1D4EA) is a lowercase “a” in the Mathematical Bold Script style. Because it’s a dedicated Unicode math letter, it’s commonly used in contexts where authors need a distinct “script a” look—often to label variables, sets, functions, or notation that differs from standard italic or bold text. In typography and UI mockups, it can also provide a decorative, handwriting-like feel while staying within the Unicode “math alphanumerics” block. If your font supports it, it will render as a bold script “a” rather than a regular italic character.
What is 𝓪’s Unicode code point?
𝓪 is U+1D4EA (MATHEMATICAL BOLD SCRIPT SMALL A).
How do I copy 𝓪 in HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: 𝓪
What JavaScript escape can I use for 𝓪?
Use: \\u{1D4EA}
Why does 𝓪 look different from a normal “a” in my text?
It’s a Unicode math-style script character; rendering depends on the font. If your font doesn’t support it, it may fall back to a different appearance.