0x217A

0x217A is the hexadecimal code point for the Unicode character U+217A, named SMALL ROMAN NUMERAL ELEVEN. It is part of the Number Forms block and represents the lowercase form of the Roman numeral eleven, glyphically shown as ⅺ. This character is used in contexts that require compact or stylistic roman numerals, such as certain typographic designs or specialized labeling, and is not common in ordinary prose.

Encoding and properties: U+217A is encoded in UTF-8 as the three-byte sequence E2 85 BA. In Unicode terminology, it is categorized as a Symbol, Other (So) with the script listed as Common. It is the lowercase counterpart to the uppercase roman numeral eleven, which appears in the nearby Roman numerals block.

Usage notes: Small roman numerals like ⅰ–ⅿ (U+2170–U+217F) are primarily encountered in mathematical notation, font design, or stylistic text. While they can convey the same numeric value as traditional uppercase numerals, they are rarely used for ordinary indexing or enumeration in modern mainstream texts.

See also: The related uppercase form is the Roman numeral eleven in the uppercase range (for example, U+216B and nearby code points in the uppercase Roman numerals block). Other related characters in the same series include U+2170 through U+217F, which cover the range of small roman numerals from i to xvi.