Turned Capital F
Part of Math Symbols
Turned Capital F has no standard Windows Alt code. Copy the character directly, or use its HTML entity or Unicode value instead.
- Alt code
- None
- HTML entity
- Ⅎ
- Unicode
- U+2132
About this symbol
Ⅎ, a turned F, was one of three letters the Roman emperor Claudius added to the Latin alphabet in the first century, the digamma inversum, for the consonant sound of v, to tell it apart from the vowel u. It appears in inscriptions from his reign, from 41 to 54, and was dropped after his death.
Unicode facts
- Official name
- TURNED CAPITAL F
- Also called
- Claudian digamma inversum
- Type
- Uppercase letter
- Unicode block
- Letterlike Symbols
- Added in
- Unicode 1.1 (1993)
- Unicode notes
- Lowercase is 214E
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