Latin Capital Letter Z

Part of Basic ASCII: Alt 33 to 126

On Windows, hold Alt and type 90 on the numeric keypad to insert latin capital letter z.

Alt code
Alt+90
HTML entity
Z
Unicode
U+005A

About this symbol

Z comes from the Greek zeta. The Romans dropped it in the third century BC, when the sound had disappeared from Latin, and later brought it back for Greek words, adding it at the end of the alphabet. British English calls it zed and American English zee.

Unicode facts

Official name
LATIN CAPITAL LETTER Z
Type
Uppercase letter
Unicode block
Basic Latin
Unicode group
Uppercase Latin alphabet
Added in
Unicode 1.1 (1993)
Small form
z Latin Small Letter Z U+007A
Related
ℤ Double-struck Capital Z U+2124
ℨ Black-letter Capital Z U+2128

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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