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Learning how to make alt codes on different device types is convenient knowledge to have. This article teaches you all about alt codes and the convenience they bring to everyday life.
For example, I may use an actual ÷ sign when writing out maths calculations in an e-mail or document, rather than that standard slash (/) notation generally used on computers when working with the operating system calculator.
There are dozens of available alt codes for laptops and computers that are not displayed on a standard keyboard.
This article describes alt codes and their history, and explains how to access them on both laptop and desktop computer keyboards.
A complete list of alt codes are available in a searchable table. In addition, I have made all alt codes available in a downloadable PDF document, in case you need to access whilst offline.
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Simply put, alt codes, or the alt numpad input method, is a way of typing special characters and symbols that do not usually have a dedicated key on a traditional keyboard.
The characters or symbols alt codes produce are usually based on Microsoft Operating Systems. However, it is worth noting that other Operating Systems, such as Apple, include similar or extended forms of alt codes considered in this article.
The keyboard shortcut steps to produce an alt code is considered the most common and easiest approach for everyday computer users to produce 'non-ASCII codes'.
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ASCII stands for American Standard Code for Information Interchange, and is the method based on the binary, or Base-2, number system (zeros and ones), that enables devices to produce everyday text on computers, just like this.
Having an awareness of keyboard shortcuts in general is advantageous and convenient. For example, when spelling words that include accents, such as the letter à.
Microsoft Operating Systems and other Microsoft Office products include character maps that contain thousands of different character types, usually based on font types.
Character maps are potentially more convenient than the alt code keyboard shortcut approach. However, in my experience it is difficult to find what you are looking for because of the sheer volume of choice.
I think it is therefore better to either learn the alt codes for the characters or symbols you frequently use, or refer to a source where the character or symbol you are looking for can be easily found. In the next section we take a brief look at the interesting history of the alt code.
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In the early 1980s, the BIOS shipped with IBM compatible computers enabled unique codes to be produced by using the Alt key on the keyboard, and entering a unique numeric value. This is how the alt code term originated.
The BIOS character set on original IBM PCs was called Code Page 437, or CP437 as it is otherwise known as. IBM was the leading personal computer supplier in the world in the early 1980s.
Variations were developed to enable unique codes and symbols to be produced on non-English keyboards and non-English languages.
As Microsoft Corporation evolved during this decade, they decided to produce their Code Page, called CP1252, or ANSI Code Pages (American National Standards Institute).
However, Microsoft also decided to retain CP437 due to its popularity, and exists in various Microsoft software products today. This is now known as Unicode and includes the Emoji symbols we take for granted on our mobile devices today.
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To type a special character, symbol or code using the alt key on a traditional or standard keyboard:-
The image below shows a traditional or standard computer keyboard. The Alt key is highlighted towards the bottom left of the image. The numeric keypad is highlighted towards the right-hand side of the image.
The Num Lock key is at the top of the numeric keypad. On this keyboard the green light at the top of the keyboard shows that Num Lock is enabled.
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If Num Lock is disabled, or not switched on, the numeric keypad for producing alt codes will not work. Instead, a different command will be executed, and this could adversely affect the work you are doing.
For example, Alt + 4 would activate the back arrow command, and could make your current web page go back to the previous web page, losing information entered into an unsaved form.
Below is a demonstration of how to put in to place the alt code instructions above. In this instance it produces the Latin letter í with acute accent.
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The Apple macOS does not include alt codes. Take a look at the fsymbols site (Opens New Window) to learn about MacBook symbol shortcuts.
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Unfortunately, there are increasing numbers of laptops where alt codes do not work. This is because laptop suppliers are more focused on developing lighter and more portable laptop devices than catering for alt code production.
As the laptop market is a bit of mixed bag for alt codes, it is worth testing on your device to see if yours is compliant or not.
If your laptop has an Alt key, and a numeric keypad with a Num Lock key, you are in business. If it does not, well, that makes things a bit more tricky. However, all is not lost.
The image below shows the alternative keys on a laptop that can act as a numeric keypad when used in conjunction with the Fn key, or Function key.
For example, with Num Lock enabled, press and hold the Fn key and Alt key, then use the keys depicted below to produce your alt code.
The short video below explains how to potentially enable alt codes on laptops. The approach in the video may or may not work for you, depending on your make and model of device.
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Knowledge of how to make alt codes is a potential time saver for you in your everyday computing interactions. Personally, I find them extremely useful.
Scroll down a bit further to see the interactive alt codes chart. It has taken several days to put the chart together, so hopefully you will find it useful.
The Alt Codes Net site (Opens New Window) is an excellent source of interactive alt codes. When you left-click the symbol, it automatically copies it for you paste elsewhere. Fantastic.
Below is the definitive list of alt codes reference sheet. Simply scroll down to the section of interest, or use the search bar to type in the alt code reference number or description. This will filter the list to display in a shortened table what you are looking for.
In addition, if you wanted to determine the alt code for a specific symbol, or learn its description, simply paste the copied symbol in to the search bar.
Here is the offline PDF copy (Opens PDF In New Window) of all the Alt Codes referenced in the list below.
Symbol | Alt Code | Description |
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☺ | 1 | White Smiling Face |
☻ | 2 | Black Smiling Face |
♥ | 3 | Black Heart Suit |
♦ | 4 | Black Diamond Suit |
♣ | 5 | Black Club Suit |
♠ | 6 | Black Spade Suit |
• | 7 | Bullet |
◘ | 8 | Inverse Bullet |
○ | 9 | White Circle |
◙ | 10 | Inverse White Circle |
♂ | 11 | Male Sign Mars Alchemical Symbol For Iron |
♀ | 12 | Female Sign Venus Alchemical Symbol For Copper |
♪ | 13 | Eighth Note Quaver |
♫ | 14 | Beamed Eighth Notes Barred Eighth Notes Beamed Quavers |
☼ | 15 | White Sun With Rays |
► | 16 | Black Right-Pointing Pointer |
◄ | 17 | Black Left-Pointing Pointer |
↕ | 18 | Up Down Arrow |
‼ | 19 | Double Exclamation Mark |
¶ | 20 | Pilcrow Sign Paragraph Sign |
§ | 21 | Section Sign |
▬ | 22 | Black Rectangle |
↨ | 23 | Up Down Arrow With Base |
↑ | 24 | Upwards Arrow |
↓ | 25 | Downwards Arrow |
→ | 26 | Rightwards Arrow Z Notation Total Function |
← | 27 | Leftwards Arrow |
∟ | 28 | Right Angle |
↔ | 29 | Left Right Arrow Z Notation Relation |
▲ | 30 | Black Up-Pointing Triangle |
▼ | 31 | Black Down-Pointing Triangle |
spc | 32 | Space |
! | 33 | Exclamation Mark Factorial |
" | 34 | Quotation Mark |
# | 35 | Number Sign Pound Sign Hash Crosshatch Octothorpe |
$ | 36 | Dollar Sign Milréis Escudo |
% | 37 | Percent Sign |
& | 38 | Ampersand |
' | 39 | Apostrophe |
( | 40 | Left Parenthesis Opening Parenthesis |
) | 41 | Right Parenthesis Closing Parenthesis |
* | 42 | Asterisk Star |
+ | 43 | Plus Sign |
, | 44 | Comma Decimal Separator |
- | 45 | Hyphen Minus Sign |
. | 46 | Full Stop Period Dot Decimal Point |
/ | 47 | Solidus Slash Forward Slash Virgule |
0 | 48 | Digit Zero |
1 | 49 | Digit One |
2 | 50 | Digit Two |
3 | 51 | Digit Three |
4 | 52 | Digit Four |
5 | 53 | Digit Five |
6 | 54 | Digit Six |
7 | 55 | Digit Seven |
8 | 56 | Digit Eight |
9 | 57 | Digit Nine |
: | 58 | Colon |
; | 59 | Semicolon |
< | 60 | Less-Than Sign |
= | 61 | Equals Sign |
> | 62 | Greater-Than Sign |
? | 63 | Question Mark |
@ | 64 | Commercial At At Sign |
A | 65 | Latin Capital Letter A |
B | 66 | Latin Capital Letter B |
C | 67 | Latin Capital Letter C |
D | 68 | Latin Capital Letter D |
E | 69 | Latin Capital Letter E |
F | 70 | Latin Capital Letter F |
G | 71 | Latin Capital Letter G |
H | 72 | Latin Capital Letter H |
I | 73 | Latin Capital Letter I |
J | 74 | Latin Capital Letter J |
K | 75 | Latin Capital Letter K |
L | 76 | Latin Capital Letter L |
M | 77 | Latin Capital Letter M |
N | 78 | Latin Capital Letter N |
O | 79 | Latin Capital Letter O |
P | 80 | Latin Capital Letter P |
Q | 81 | Latin Capital Letter Q |
R | 82 | Latin Capital Letter R |
S | 83 | Latin Capital Letter S |
T | 84 | Latin Capital Letter T |
U | 85 | Latin Capital Letter U |
V | 86 | Latin Capital Letter V |
W | 87 | Latin Capital Letter W |
X | 88 | Latin Capital Letter X |
Y | 89 | Latin Capital Letter Y |
Z | 90 | Latin Capital Letter Z |
[ | 91 | Left Square Bracket Opening Square Bracket |
\ | 92 | Reverse Solidus Back Slash |
] | 93 | Right Square Bracket Closing Square Bracket |
^ | 94 | Circumflex Accent |
_ | 95 | Low Line Underscore |
` | 96 | Grave Accent |
a | 97 | Latin Small Letter a |
b | 98 | Latin Small Letter b |
c | 99 | Latin Small Letter c |
d | 100 | Latin Small Letter d |
e | 101 | Latin Small Letter e |
f | 102 | Latin Small Letter f |
g | 103 | Latin Small Letter g |
h | 104 | Latin Small Letter h |
i | 105 | Latin Small Letter i |
j | 106 | Latin Small Letter j |
k | 107 | Latin Small Letter k |
l | 108 | Latin Small Letter l |
m | 109 | Latin Small Letter m |
n | 110 | Latin Small Letter n |
o | 111 | Latin Small Letter o |
p | 112 | Latin Small Letter p |
q | 113 | Latin Small Letter q |
r | 114 | Latin Small Letter r |
s | 115 | Latin Small Letter s |
t | 116 | Latin Small Letter t |
u | 117 | Latin Small Letter u |
v | 118 | Latin Small Letter v |
w | 119 | Latin Small Letter w |
x | 120 | Latin Small Letter x |
y | 121 | Latin Small Letter y |
z | 122 | Latin Small Letter z |
{ | 123 | Left Curly Bracket Opening Curly Bracket Left Brace |
| | 124 | Vertical Line Vertical Bar |
} | 125 | Right Curly Bracket Closing Curly Bracket Right Brace |
~ | 126 | Tilde |
⌂ | 127 | House |
Ç | 128 | Latin Capital Letter C With Cedilla |
ü | 129 | Latin Small Letter u With Diaeresis |
é | 130 | Latin Small Letter e With Acute |
â | 131 | Latin Small Letter a with circumflex |
ä | 132 | Latin Small Letter a With Diaeresis |
à | 133 | Latin Small Letter a With Grave |
å | 134 | Latin Small Letter a With Ring Above |
ç | 135 | Latin Small Letter c With Cedilla |
ê | 136 | Latin Small Letter e With Circumflex |
ë | 137 | Latin Small Letter e With Diaeresis |
è | 138 | Latin Small Letter e With Grave |
ï | 139 | Latin Small Letter i With Diaeresis |
î | 140 | Latin Small Letter i With Circumflex |
ì | 141 | Latin Small Letter i With Grave |
Ä | 142 | Latin Capital Letter A With Diaeresis |
Å | 143 | Latin Capital Letter A With Ring Above |
É | 144 | Latin Capital Letter E With Acute |
æ | 145 | Latin Small Letter ae Ash (From Old English æsc) |
Æ | 146 | Latin Capital Letter AE |
ô | 147 | Latin Small Letter o With Circumflex |
ö | 148 | Latin Small Letter o With Diaeresis |
ò | 149 | Latin Small Letter o With Grave |
û | 150 | Latin Small Letter u With Circumflex |
ù | 151 | Latin Small Letter u With Grave |
ÿ | 152 | Latin Small Letter y With Diaeresis |
Ö | 153 | Latin Capital Letter O With Diaeresis |
Ü | 154 | Latin Capital Letter U With Diaeresis |
¢ | 155 | Cent Sign |
£ | 156 | Pound Sign Pound Sterling Irish Punt Lira Sign |
¥ | 157 | Yen Sign Yuan Sign |
₧ | 158 | Peseta Sign |
ƒ | 159 | Latin Small Letter f With Hook Florin Currency Symbol Function Symbol |
á | 160 | Latin Small Letter a With Acute |
í | 161 | Latin Small Letter i With Acute |
ó | 162 | Latin Small Letter o With Acute |
ú | 163 | Latin Small Letter u With Acute |
ñ | 164 | Latin Small Letter n With Tilde Small Letter Enye |
Ñ | 165 | Latin Capital Letter N With Tilde Capital Letter Enye |
ª | 166 | Feminine Ordinal Indicator |
º | 167 | Masculine Ordinal Indicator |
¿ | 168 | Inverted Question Mark Turned Question Mark |
⌐ | 169 | Reversed Not Sign Beginning of Line |
¬ | 170 | Not Sign Angled Dash |
½ | 171 | Vulgar Fraction One Half |
¼ | 172 | Vulgar Fraction One Quarter |
¡ | 173 | Inverted Exclamation Mark |
« | 174 | Left-Pointing Double Angle Quotation Mark Left Guillemet Chevrons (In Typography) |
» | 175 | Right-Pointing Double Angle Quotation Mark Right Guillemet |
░ | 176 | Light Shade |
▒ | 177 | Medium Shade Speckles Fill Dotted Fill |
▓ | 178 | Dark Shade |
│ | 179 | Box Drawings Light Vertical |
┤ | 180 | Box Drawings Light Vertical And Left |
╡ | 181 | Box Drawings Vertical Single And Left Double |
╢ | 182 | Box Drawings Vertical Double And Left Single |
╖ | 183 | Box Drawings Down Double And Left Single |
╕ | 184 | Box Drawings Down Single And Left Double |
╣ | 185 | Box Drawings Double Vertical And Left |
║ | 186 | Box Drawings Double Vertical |
╗ | 187 | Box Drawings Double Down And Left |
╝ | 188 | Box Drawings Double Up And Left |
╜ | 189 | Box Drawings Up Double And Left Single |
╛ | 190 | Box Drawings Up Single And Left Double |
┐ | 191 | Box Drawings Light Down And Left |
└ | 192 | Box Drawings Light Up And Right |
┴ | 193 | Box Drawings Light Up And Horizontal |
┬ | 194 | Box Drawings Light Down And Horizontal |
├ | 195 | Box Drawings Light Vertical And Right |
─ | 196 | Box Drawings Light Horizontal |
┼ | 197 | Box Drawings Light Vertical And Horizontal |
╞ | 198 | Box Drawings Vertical Single And Right Double |
╟ | 199 | Box Drawings Vertical Double And Right Single |
╚ | 200 | Box Drawings Double Up And Right |
╔ | 201 | Box Drawings Double Down And Right |
╩ | 202 | Box Drawings Double Up And Horizontal |
╦ | 203 | Box Drawings Double Down And Horizontal |
╠ | 204 | Box Drawings Double Vertical And Right |
═ | 205 | Box Drawings Double Horizontal |
╬ | 206 | Box Drawings Double Vertical And Horizontal |
╧ | 207 | Box Drawings Up Single And Horizontal Double |
╨ | 208 | Box Drawings Up Double And Horizontal Single |
╤ | 209 | Box Drawings Down Single And Horizontal Double |
╥ | 210 | Box Drawings Down Double And Horizontal Single |
╙ | 211 | Box Drawings Up Double And Right Single |
╘ | 212 | Box Drawings Up Single And Right Double |
╒ | 213 | Box Drawings Down Single And Right Double |
╓ | 214 | Box Drawings Down Double And Right Single |
╫ | 215 | Box Drawings Vertical Double And Horizontal Single |
╪ | 216 | Box Drawings Vertical Single And Horizontal Double |
┘ | 217 | Box Drawings Light Up And Left |
┌ | 218 | Box Drawings Light Down And Right |
█ | 219 | Full Block Solid Block |
▄ | 220 | Lower Half Block |
▌ | 221 | Left Half Block |
▐ | 222 | Right Half Block |
▀ | 223 | Upper Half Block |
α | 224 | Greek Small Letter Alpha |
ß | 225 | Latin Small Letter Sharp s Eszett |
Γ | 226 | Greek Capital Letter Gamma |
π | 227 | Greek Small Letter PI |
Σ | 228 | Greek Capital Letter Sigma |
σ | 229 | Greek Small Letter Sigma |
µ | 230 | Micro sign |
τ | 231 | Greek Capital Letter Tau |
Φ | 232 | Greek Capital Letter Phi |
Θ | 233 | Greek Capital Letter Theta |
Ω | 234 | Greek Capital Letter Omega |
δ | 235 | Greek Small Letter Delta |
∞ | 236 | Infinity |
φ | 237 | Greek Small Letter Phi |
ε | 238 | Greek Small Letter Epsilon |
∩ | 239 | Intersection |
≡ | 240 | Identical to |
± | 241 | Plus-Minus Sign |
≥ | 242 | Greater-Than or Equal To |
≤ | 243 | Less-Than or Equal To |
⌠ | 244 | Top Half Integral |
⌡ | 245 | Bottom Half Integral |
÷ | 246 | Division Sign Obelus |
≈ | 247 | Almost Equal To Asymptotic To |
° | 248 | Degree Sign |
∙ | 249 | Bullet Operator |
· | 250 | Middle Dot Midpoint (In Typography) Interpunct Georgian Comma Greek Ano Teleia |
√ | 251 | Square Root Radical Sign |
ⁿ | 252 | Superscript Latin Small Letter n |
² | 253 | Superscript Two Squared |
■ | 254 | Black Square |
spc | 255 | No-Break Space Non-Breaking Space NBSP |
€ | 0128 | Euro Sign |
‚ | 0130 | Single Low-9 Quotation Mark |
ƒ | 0131 | Latin Small Letter f With Hook Florin Currency Symbol Function Symbol |
„ | 0132 | Double Low-9 Quotation Mark |
… | 0133 | Horizontal Ellipsis Three Dot Leader |
† | 0134 | Dagger Obelisk Cross |
‡ | 0135 | Double Dagger Double Obelisk Diesis |
ˆ | 0136 | Modifier Letter Circumflex Accent |
‰ | 0137 | Per Mille Sign Per Thousand |
Š | 0138 | Latin Capital Letter S With Caron S Hacek |
‹ | 0139 | Single Left-Pointing Angle Quotation Mark Left Guillemet |
Œ | 0140 | Latin Capital Ligature OE |
Ž | 0142 | Latin Capital Letter Z With Caron Z Hacek |
‘ | 0145 | Left Single Quotation Mark |
’ | 0146 | Right Single Quotation Mark |
“ | 0147 | Left Double Quotation Mark |
” | 0148 | Right Double Quotation Mark |
• | 0149 | Bullet |
– | 0150 | En Dash |
— | 0151 | Em Dash |
˜ | 0152 | Small Tilde |
™ | 0153 | Trade Mark Sign |
š | 0154 | Latin Small Letter s With Caron s Hacek |
› | 0155 | Single Right-Pointing Angle Quotation Mark Right Guillemet |
œ | 0156 | Latin Small Ligature oe |
ž | 0158 | Latin Small Letter z With Caron z Hacek |
Ÿ | 0159 | Latin Capital Letter Y With Diaeresis |
spc | 0160 | No-Break Space Non-Breaking Space NBSP |
¡ | 0161 | Inverted Exclamation Mark |
¢ | 0162 | Cent Sign |
£ | 0163 | Pound Sign Pound Sterling Irish Punt Lira Sign |
¤ | 0164 | Currency Sign |
¥ | 0165 | Yen Sign Yuan Sign |
¦ | 0166 | Broken Bar Parted Rule (In Typography) |
§ | 0167 | Section Sign |
¨ | 0168 | Diaeresis |
© | 0169 | Copyright Sign |
ª | 0170 | Feminine Ordinal Indicator |
« | 0171 | Left-Pointing Double Angle Quotation Mark Left Guillemet Chevrons (In Typography) |
¬ | 0172 | Not Sign Angled Dash |
® | 0174 | Registered Sign |
¯ | 0175 | Macron Overline Overbar |
° | 0176 | Degree Sign |
± | 0177 | Plus-Minus Sign |
² | 0178 | Superscript Two Squared |
³ | 0179 | Superscript Three Cubed |
´ | 0180 | Acute Accent |
µ | 181 | Micro Sign |
¶ | 0182 | Pilcrow Sign Paragraph Sign |
· | 0183 | Middle Dot Midpoint (In Typography) Georgian Comma Greek Ano Teleia |
¸ | 0184 | Cedilla |
¹ | 0185 | Superscript One |
º | 0186 | Masculine Ordinal Indicator |
» | 0187 | Right-Pointing Double Angle Quotation Mark Right Guillemet |
¼ | 0188 | Vulgar Fraction One Quarter |
½ | 0189 | Vulgar Fraction One Half |
¾ | 0190 | Vulgar Fraction Three Quarters |
¿ | 0191 | Inverted Question Mark Turned Question Mark |
À | 0192 | Latin Capital Letter A With Grave |
Á | 0193 | Latin Capital Letter A With Acute |
 | 0194 | Latin Capital Letter A With Circumflex |
à | 0195 | Latin Capital Letter A With Tilde |
Ä | 0196 | Latin Capital Letter A With Diaeresis |
Å | 0197 | Latin Capital Letter A With Ring Above |
Æ | 0198 | Latin Capital Letter AE |
Ç | 0199 | Latin Capital Letter C With Cedilla |
È | 0200 | Latin Capital Letter E With Grave |
É | 0201 | Latin Capital Letter E With Acute |
Ê | 0202 | Latin Capital Letter E With Circumflex |
Ë | 0203 | Latin Capital Letter E With Diaeresis |
Ì | 0204 | Latin Capital Letter I With Grave |
Í | 0205 | Latin Capital Letter I With Acute |
Î | 0206 | Latin Capital Letter I With Circumflex |
Ï | 0207 | Latin Capital Letter I With Diaeresis |
Ð | 0208 | Latin Capital Letter eth |
Ñ | 0209 | Latin Capital Letter N With Tilde Capital Letter Enye |
Ò | 0210 | Latin Capital Letter O With Grave |
Ó | 0211 | Latin Capital Letter O With Acute |
Ô | 0212 | Latin Capital Letter O With Circumflex |
Õ | 0213 | Latin Capital Letter O With Tilde |
Ö | 0214 | Latin Capital Letter O With Diaeresis |
× | 0215 | Multiplication Sign z Notation Cartesian Product |
Ø | 0216 | Latin Capital Letter O With Stroke |
Ù | 0217 | Latin Capital Letter U With Grave |
Ú | 0218 | Latin Capital Letter U With Acute |
Û | 0219 | Latin Capital Letter U With Circumflex |
Ü | 0220 | Latin Capital Letter U With Diaeresis |
Ý | 0221 | Latin Capital Letter Y With Acute |
Þ | 0222 | Latin Capital Letter Thorn |
ß | 0223 | Latin Small Letter Sharp s Eszett |
à | 0224 | Latin Small Letter a With Grave |
á | 0225 | Latin Small Letter a With Acute |
â | 0226 | Latin Small Letter a With Circumflex |
ã | 0227 | Latin Small Letter a With Tilde |
ä | 0228 | Latin Small Letter a With Diaeresis |
å | 0229 | Latin Small Letter a With Ring Above |
æ | 0230 | Latin Small Letter ae Ash (From Old English æsc) |
ç | 0231 | Latin Small Letter c With Cedilla |
è | 0232 | Latin Small Letter e With Grave |
é | 0233 | Latin Small Letter e With Acute |
ê | 0234 | Latin Small Letter e With Circumflex |
ë | 0235 | Latin Small Letter e With Diaeresis |
ì | 0236 | Latin Small Letter i With Grave |
í | 0237 | Latin Small Letter i With Acute |
î | 0238 | Latin Small Letter i With Circumflex |
ï | 0239 | Latin Small Letter i With Diaeresis |
ð | 0240 | Latin Small Letter eth |
ñ | 0241 | Latin Small Letter n With Tilde Small Letter Enye |
ò | 0242 | Latin Small Letter o With Grave |
ó | 0243 | Latin Small Letter o With Acute |
ô | 0244 | Latin Small Letter o With Circumflex |
õ | 0245 | Latin Small Letter o With Tilde |
ö | 0246 | Latin Small Letter o With Diaeresis |
÷ | 0247 | Division Sign Obelus |
ø | 0248 | Latin Small Letter o With Stroke |
ù | 0249 | Latin Small Letter u With Grave |
ú | 0250 | Latin Small Letter u With Acute |
û | 0251 | Latin Small Letter u With Circumflex |
ü | 0252 | Latin Small Letter u With Diaeresis |
ý | 0253 | Latin Small Letter y With Acute |
þ | 0254 | Latin Small Letter Thorn |
ÿ | 0255 | Latin Small Letter y With Diaeresis |
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