Latin Capital Letter I

Part of Basic ASCII: Alt 33 to 126

On Windows, hold Alt and type 73 on the numeric keypad to insert latin capital letter i.

Alt code
Alt+73
HTML entity
I
Unicode
U+0049

About this symbol

I comes from yodh, the Phoenician letter whose name meant hand. It became the Greek iota, the smallest letter, and in Latin it stood for both the vowel i and the consonant y sound. J split off from it much later.

Unicode facts

Official name
LATIN CAPITAL LETTER I
Type
Uppercase letter
Unicode block
Basic Latin
Unicode group
Uppercase Latin alphabet
Added in
Unicode 1.1 (1993)
Small form
i Latin Small Letter I U+0069
Unicode notes
  • Turkish and Azerbaijani use 0131 for lowercase
Related
İ Latin Capital Letter I With Dot Above U+0130
ℐ Script Capital I U+2110
ℑ Black-letter Capital I U+2111
Ⅰ Roman Numeral One U+2160

Click the symbol or any value at the top of the page to copy it. See the full Basic ASCII: Alt 33 to 126 chart for related characters.

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