Accent Marks

Dot below

This page covers the combining dot below identified below. Our collection contains 56 precomposed characters whose NFD forms include this mark. Copy a character or inspect the mark's Unicode reference.

Combining mark reference

The dotted circle is shown only to make the combining mark visible. It is not part of the mark's Unicode value.

Unicode code point
U+0323
Official Unicode name
COMBINING DOT BELOW
General category
Mn
HTML decimal character reference
̣
HTML hexadecimal character reference
̣

Characters with dot below

Select a precomposed character to copy it. Some characters include additional diacritics in their NFD forms.

Accented A

  • Uppercase

  • Uppercase

  • Uppercase

  • Lowercase

  • Lowercase

  • Lowercase

Accented B

  • Uppercase

  • Lowercase

Accented D

  • Uppercase

  • Lowercase

Accented E

  • Uppercase

  • Uppercase

  • Lowercase

  • Lowercase

Accented H

  • Uppercase

  • Lowercase

Accented I

  • Uppercase

  • Lowercase

Accented K

  • Uppercase

  • Lowercase

Accented L

  • Uppercase

  • Uppercase

  • Lowercase

  • Lowercase

Accented M

  • Uppercase

  • Lowercase

Accented N

  • Uppercase

  • Lowercase

Accented O

  • Uppercase

  • Uppercase

  • Uppercase

  • Lowercase

  • Lowercase

  • Lowercase

Accented R

  • Uppercase

  • Uppercase

  • Lowercase

  • Lowercase

Accented S

  • Uppercase

  • Uppercase

  • Lowercase

  • Lowercase

Accented T

  • Uppercase

  • Lowercase

Accented U

  • Uppercase

  • Uppercase

  • Lowercase

  • Lowercase

Accented V

  • Uppercase

  • Lowercase

Accented W

  • Uppercase

  • Lowercase

Accented Y

  • Uppercase

  • Lowercase

Accented Z

  • Uppercase

  • Lowercase

Combining marks and precomposed characters

The combining mark has its own Unicode code point. A precomposed character has a separate code point. When normalized to NFD, the characters listed here contain this combining mark. The display-only dotted circle is neither part of the mark nor part of the copied precomposed character.

For example, Ạ (LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A WITH DOT BELOW) has the full NFD sequence below, including every combining mark in that decomposition. This is a Unicode sequence, not a typing shortcut.

Full NFD sequence
U+0041 + U+0323

Sources

These references support the combining mark's identity and the character decomposition shown above.