U001E

U001E is a Unicode character that falls under the Latin Extended Additional block. It is represented by the hexadecimal code point U+001E and is also known as Latin Capital Letter E With Ogonek. The ogonek is a diacritical mark that appears as a small hook or tail beneath the letter, and it is used in various languages to indicate a nasal sound.

The character U+001E is primarily used in the Polish language, where it represents the letter "Ę" or "ę". In Polish, the ogonek is used to indicate a nasal sound in the vowel "e", which is pronounced as /ɛ̃/ in the letter "ę". This character is also used in other languages such as Lithuanian and Kashubian, where it serves a similar purpose.

The Unicode standard provides a consistent way to represent characters across different platforms and programming languages. U+001E is part of the Unicode standard, which aims to support the representation of text in all the world's writing systems. The character is encoded in the UTF-8, UTF-16, and UTF-32 character encoding forms, making it compatible with a wide range of systems and applications.