Accent Marks

Accented X characters

Compare 4 verified accented X characters: 2 uppercase and 2 lowercase forms, with 2 distinct diacritic marks. Copy a character or check its Unicode, HTML, and normalization values below.

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Unicode and HTML values

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Unicode and HTML reference for accented X
CharacterCaseDiacritic marksUnicode code pointOfficial Unicode nameHTML decimal character referenceHTML hexadecimal character referenceNamed character reference
UppercaseU+1E8ALATIN CAPITAL LETTER X WITH DOT ABOVEẊẊNone
UppercaseU+1E8CLATIN CAPITAL LETTER X WITH DIAERESISẌẌNone
LowercaseU+1E8BLATIN SMALL LETTER X WITH DOT ABOVEẋẋNone
LowercaseU+1E8DLATIN SMALL LETTER X WITH DIAERESISẍẍNone

Unicode normalization

NFC and NFD show composed and fully decomposed forms of equivalent text. Direct canonical decomposition is a separate mapping and can contain a letter that decomposes further. These are character sequences, not typing instructions.

Normalization sequences for accented X
CharacterNFC sequenceNFD sequenceCanonical decomposition
U+1E8AU+0058 + U+0307U+0058 + U+0307
U+1E8CU+0058 + U+0308U+0058 + U+0308
U+1E8BU+0078 + U+0307U+0078 + U+0307
U+1E8DU+0078 + U+0308U+0078 + U+0308

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Sources

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