Latin Extended-A

Latin Extended-A is a block of the Unicode standard.

It encodes Latin letters from the Latin ISO character sets other than Latin-1 (which is already encoded in the Latin-1 Supplement block) and also legacy characters from the ISO 6937 standard.

The following table shows the contents of the block:

Code (hex) Glyph Description
U+0100 Ā Latin Capital Letter A with macron
U+0101 ā Latin Small Letter A with macron
U+0102 Ă Latin Capital Letter A with breve
U+0103 ă Latin Small Letter A with breve
U+0104 Ą Latin Capital Letter A with ogonek
U+0105 ą Latin Small Letter A with ogonek
U+0106 Ć Latin Capital Letter C with acute
U+0107 ć Latin Small Letter C with acute
U+0108 Ĉ Latin Capital Letter C with circumflex
U+0109 ĉ Latin Small Letter C with circumflex
U+010A Ċ Latin Capital Letter C with dot above
U+010B ċ Latin Small Letter C with dot above
U+010C Č Latin Capital Letter C with caron
U+010D č Latin Small Letter C with caron
U+010E Ď Latin Capital Letter D with caron
U+010F ď Latin Small Letter D with caron
U+0110 Đ Latin Capital Letter D with stroke
U+0111 đ Latin Small Letter D with stroke
U+0112 Ē Latin Capital Letter E with macron
U+0113 ē Latin Small Letter E with macron
U+0114 Ĕ Latin Capital Letter E with breve
U+0115 ĕ Latin Small Letter E with breve
U+0116 Ė Latin Capital Letter E with dot above
U+0117 ė Latin Small Letter E with dot above
U+0118 Ę Latin Capital Letter E with ogonek
U+0119 ę Latin Small Letter E with ogonek
U+011A Ě Latin Capital Letter E with caron
U+011B ě Latin Small Letter E with caron
U+011C Ĝ Latin Capital Letter G with circumflex
U+011D ĝ Latin Small Letter G with circumflex
U+011E Ğ Latin Capital Letter G with breve
U+011F ğ Latin Small Letter G with breve
U+0120 Ġ Latin Capital Letter G with dot above
U+0121 ġ Latin Small Letter G with dot above
U+0122 Ģ Latin Capital Letter G with cedilla
U+0123 ģ Latin Small Letter G with cedilla
U+0124 Ĥ Latin Capital Letter H with circumflex
U+0125 ĥ Latin Small Letter H with circumflex
U+0126 Ħ Latin Capital Letter H with stroke
U+0127 ħ Latin Small Letter H with stroke
U+0128 Ĩ Latin Capital Letter I with tilde
U+0129 ĩ Latin Small Letter I with tilde
U+012A Ī Latin Capital Letter I with macron
U+012B ī Latin Small Letter I with macron
U+012C Ĭ Latin Capital Letter I with breve
U+012D ĭ Latin Small Letter I with breve
U+012E Į Latin Capital Letter I with ogonek
U+012F į Latin Small Letter I with ogonek
U+0130 İ Latin Capital Letter I with dot above
U+0131 ı Latin Small Letter dotless I
U+0132 IJ Latin Capital Ligature IJ
U+0133 ij Latin Small Ligature IJ
U+0134 Ĵ Latin Capital Letter J with circumflex
U+0135 ĵ Latin Small Letter J with circumflex
U+0136 Ķ Latin Capital Letter K with cedilla
U+0137 ķ Latin Small Letter K with cedilla
U+0138 ĸ Latin Small Letter Kra
U+0139 Ĺ Latin Capital Letter L with acute
U+013A ĺ Latin Small Letter L with acute
U+013B Ļ Latin Capital Letter L with cedilla
U+013C ļ Latin Small Letter L with cedilla
U+013D Ľ Latin Capital Letter L with caron
U+013E ľ Latin Small Letter L with caron
U+013F Ŀ Latin Capital Letter L with middle dot
U+0140 ŀ Latin Small Letter L with middle dot
U+0141 Ł Latin Capital Letter L with stroke
U+0142 ł Latin Small Letter L with stroke
U+0143 Ń Latin Capital Letter N with acute
U+0144 ń Latin Small Letter N with acute
U+0145 Ņ Latin Capital Letter N with cedilla
U+0146 ņ Latin Small Letter N with cedilla
U+0147 Ň Latin Capital Letter N with caron
U+0148 ň Latin Small Letter N with caron
U+0149 ʼn Latin Small Letter N preceded by apostrophe
U+014A Ŋ Latin Capital Letter Eng
U+014B ŋ Latin Small Letter Eng
U+014C Ō Latin Capital Letter O with macron
U+014D ō Latin Small Letter O with macron
U+014E Ŏ Latin Capital Letter O with breve
U+014F ŏ Latin Small Letter O with breve
U+0150 Ő Latin Capital Letter O with double acute
U+0151 ő Latin Small Letter O with double acute
U+0152 ΠLatin Capital Ligature OE
U+0153 œ Latin Small Ligature OE
U+0154 Ŕ Latin Capital Letter R with acute
U+0155 ŕ Latin Small Letter R with acute
U+0156 Ŗ Latin Capital Letter R with cedilla
U+0157 ŗ Latin Small Letter R with cedilla
U+0158 Ř Latin Capital Letter R with caron
U+0159 ř Latin Small Letter R with caron
U+015A Ś Latin Capital Letter S with acute
U+015B ś Latin Small Letter S with acute
U+015C Ŝ Latin Capital Letter S with circumflex
U+015D ŝ Latin Small Letter S with circumflex
U+015E Ş Latin Capital Letter S with cedilla
U+015F ş Latin Small Letter S with cedilla
U+0160 Š Latin Capital Letter S with caron
U+0161 š Latin Small Letter S with caron
U+0162 Ţ Latin Capital Letter T with cedilla
U+0163 ţ Latin Small Letter T with cedilla
U+0164 Ť Latin Capital Letter T with caron
U+0165 ť Latin Small Letter T with caron
U+0166 Ŧ Latin Capital Letter T with stroke
U+0167 ŧ Latin Small Letter T with stroke
U+0168 Ũ Latin Capital Letter U with tilde
U+0169 ũ Latin Small Letter U with tilde
U+016A Ū Latin Capital Letter U with macron
U+016B ū Latin Small Letter U with macron
U+016C Ŭ Latin Capital Letter U with breve
U+016D ŭ Latin Small Letter U with breve
U+016E Ů Latin Capital Letter U with ring above
U+016F ů Latin Small Letter U with ring above
U+0170 Ű Latin Capital Letter U with double acute
U+0171 ű Latin Small Letter U with double acute
U+0172 Ų Latin Capital Letter U with ogonek
U+0173 ų Latin Small Letter U with ogonek
U+0174 Ŵ Latin Capital Letter W with circumflex
U+0175 ŵ Latin Small Letter W with circumflex
U+0176 Ŷ Latin Capital Letter Y with circumflex
U+0177 ŷ Latin Small Letter Y with circumflex
U+0178 Ÿ Latin Capital Letter Y with diaeresis
U+0179 Ź Latin Capital Letter Z with acute
U+017A ź Latin Small Letter Z with acute
U+017B Ż Latin Capital Letter Z with dot above
U+017C ż Latin Small Letter Z with dot above
U+017D Ž Latin Capital Letter Z with caron
U+017E ž Latin Small Letter Z with caron
U+017F ſ Latin Small Letter long S

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