0x1E6A

0x1E6A is a hexadecimal representation that corresponds to the Unicode code point U+1E6A. In the Unicode standard, U+1E6A denotes the Latin Capital Letter T with Dot Above, rendered as Ṫ. The lowercase counterpart is U+1E6B, Latin Small Letter T with Dot Above, rendered as ṫ. Both characters belong to the Latin Extended Additional block, which spans from U+1E00 to U+1EFF.

These characters are used in specific orthographies and scholarly transcription systems that require distinctions beyond the plain letter T. They are not common in standard English text, and their appearance is language- and font-dependent. Modern fonts and software that support Unicode will typically render Ṫ and ṫ correctly when the appropriate code points are used.

Encoding and compatibility: In UTF-8, U+1E6A and U+1E6B are encoded as three-byte sequences, reflecting their placement in the higher range of the Basic Multilingual Plane. In programming environments, these code points can be referenced in various ways, such as Unicode escape sequences or direct code point notation, depending on the language syntax.

Overall, 0x1E6A refers to a pair of uppercase and lowercase Latin letters with a dot above, used in specialized linguistic contexts and supported by Unicode-aware systems.