0x1E31

0x1E31 is a hexadecimal representation of the Unicode code point U+1E31. In Unicode, U+1E31 is the Latin small letter k with acute (character glyph ḱ). Its uppercase counterpart is U+1E30, the Latin capital letter K with acute (Ḱ). This character belongs to the Latin Extended Additional block, which covers code points from U+1E00 to U+1EFF.

The code point is used in contexts that require specialized Latin letters with diacritics, such as certain orthographies and linguistic transcriptions. While the exact usage varies by language, ḱ serves as a variant of the ordinary letter k with an acute diacritic to convey a distinct phonetic value in some writing systems.

Technical details include its encoding and representation. In UTF-8, U+1E31 is encoded as the three-byte sequence E1 B8 B1. In HTML, it can be represented with the numeric character reference ḱ. The character is part of the Latin script and is categorized as a lowercase letter in Unicode terminology.

For developers, 0x1E31 can be used in programming contexts as a hex literal to reference the code point U+1E31, and as a mnemonic for the corresponding glyph ḱ when dealing with text rendering, fonts, or internationalization. As with many extended Latin characters, proper rendering depends on font support and platform availability.