Accented Z characters

Compare 12 verified accented Z characters: 6 uppercase and 6 lowercase forms, with 6 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 Z
Character	Case	Diacritic marks	Unicode code point	Official Unicode name	HTML decimal character reference	HTML hexadecimal character reference	Named character reference
`Ź`	Uppercase	Acute accent	`U+0179`	`LATIN CAPITAL LETTER Z WITH ACUTE`	`Ź`	`Ź`	`&Zacute;`
`Ż`	Uppercase	Dot above	`U+017B`	`LATIN CAPITAL LETTER Z WITH DOT ABOVE`	`Ż`	`Ż`	`&Zdot;`
`Ž`	Uppercase	Caron	`U+017D`	`LATIN CAPITAL LETTER Z WITH CARON`	`Ž`	`Ž`	`&Zcaron;`
`Ẑ`	Uppercase	Circumflex accent	`U+1E90`	`LATIN CAPITAL LETTER Z WITH CIRCUMFLEX`	`Ẑ`	`Ẑ`	None
`Ẓ`	Uppercase	Dot below	`U+1E92`	`LATIN CAPITAL LETTER Z WITH DOT BELOW`	`Ẓ`	`Ẓ`	None
`Ẕ`	Uppercase	Macron below	`U+1E94`	`LATIN CAPITAL LETTER Z WITH LINE BELOW`	`Ẕ`	`Ẕ`	None
`ź`	Lowercase	Acute accent	`U+017A`	`LATIN SMALL LETTER Z WITH ACUTE`	`ź`	`ź`	`&zacute;`
`ż`	Lowercase	Dot above	`U+017C`	`LATIN SMALL LETTER Z WITH DOT ABOVE`	`ż`	`ż`	`&zdot;`
`ž`	Lowercase	Caron	`U+017E`	`LATIN SMALL LETTER Z WITH CARON`	`ž`	`ž`	`&zcaron;`
`ẑ`	Lowercase	Circumflex accent	`U+1E91`	`LATIN SMALL LETTER Z WITH CIRCUMFLEX`	`ẑ`	`ẑ`	None
`ẓ`	Lowercase	Dot below	`U+1E93`	`LATIN SMALL LETTER Z WITH DOT BELOW`	`ẓ`	`ẓ`	None
`ẕ`	Lowercase	Macron below	`U+1E95`	`LATIN SMALL LETTER Z WITH LINE BELOW`	`ẕ`	`ẕ`	None

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 Z
Character	NFC sequence	NFD sequence	Canonical decomposition
`Ź`	`U+0179`	`U+005A + U+0301`	`U+005A + U+0301`
`Ż`	`U+017B`	`U+005A + U+0307`	`U+005A + U+0307`
`Ž`	`U+017D`	`U+005A + U+030C`	`U+005A + U+030C`
`Ẑ`	`U+1E90`	`U+005A + U+0302`	`U+005A + U+0302`
`Ẓ`	`U+1E92`	`U+005A + U+0323`	`U+005A + U+0323`
`Ẕ`	`U+1E94`	`U+005A + U+0331`	`U+005A + U+0331`
`ź`	`U+017A`	`U+007A + U+0301`	`U+007A + U+0301`
`ż`	`U+017C`	`U+007A + U+0307`	`U+007A + U+0307`
`ž`	`U+017E`	`U+007A + U+030C`	`U+007A + U+030C`
`ẑ`	`U+1E91`	`U+007A + U+0302`	`U+007A + U+0302`
`ẓ`	`U+1E93`	`U+007A + U+0323`	`U+007A + U+0323`
`ẕ`	`U+1E95`	`U+007A + U+0331`	`U+007A + U+0331`

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Sources

The character records above reference these Unicode and HTML sources.

Unicode Character Database: PropList.txt
Unicode Consortium, version 17.0.0
Unicode Character Database: UnicodeData.txt
Unicode Consortium, version 17.0.0
Unicode Standard Annex #44: Unicode Character Database
Unicode Consortium, version 17.0.0
Unicode Character Database: Normalization Test Suite
Unicode Consortium, version 17.0.0
HTML Standard: Named character references
WHATWG