1F26

1F26 refers to the Unicode code point U+01F26, which is assigned to a single character in the Greek Extended block of the Unicode standard (the range U+01F00 to U+01FFF). This block contains precomposed Greek letters and diacritic forms used in polytonic Greek orthography and related scholarly notation.

The encoding and rendering of this code point follow standard Unicode rules. In UTF-8, U+01F26 is encoded as the three-byte sequence E1 BC A6. In UTF-16, it is represented as a single 16-bit unit, 0x01F26. Whether the character is visibly rendered in a given document depends on font support; many fonts that include the Greek Extended range will display a specific Greek letter with its associated diacritics, while environments without such fonts may show a placeholder glyph.

Usage and context are primarily scholarly. The code point is encountered in academic texts dealing with ancient or liturgical Greek, phonetic transcription, or diacritic-rich annotations. For precise information about the exact character name, its properties, and its expected appearance, consult the Unicode code charts for the Greek Extended block or the Unicode consortium’s documentation.

See also: Unicode, Greek Extended block, U+01F00–U+01FFF, Unicode code charts, UTF-8 encoding.