0x03D5

0x03D5 refers to the hexadecimal encoding of the Unicode code point U+03D5, which is located in the Greek and Coptic block of the Unicode standard. The character designated by this code point is a Greek-based symbol rather than a standard modern Greek letter, and its exact glyph is determined by the font and rendering system in use.

In Unicode terms, U+03D5 is part of a subset of Greek characters that includes various symbols used in mathematical notation and specialized scholarly work. Because the Greek and Coptic block contains both letters and symbols, the specific meaning and name of U+03D5 can vary between fonts, platforms, and historical usage. It is not commonly employed in everyday Greek text, but it may appear in technical documents, typographic experiments, or legacy materials that rely on symbolic Greek-script notation.

Rendering and encoding considerations are important for 0x03D5. When text containing this code point is stored or transmitted, proper Unicode support and a font that includes the glyph are required for correct display. In environments with limited font coverage, the character may render as a missing glyph box or be substituted with a generic symbol.

See also: Unicode, Greek and Coptic block, Greek letters, mathematical symbols.