U1E00U1EFF

U+1E00 to U+1EFF constitutes the Latin Extended Additional block in the Unicode standard. It spans 256 code points on the Basic Multilingual Plane and is dedicated to Latin letters with diacritics and other modifications used in various orthographies and scholarly notation.

Characters in this range include uppercase and lowercase forms bearing a wide array of diacritics, such as dot above and dot below, macron, breve, acute, grave, circumflex, tilde, diaeresis, ring, ogonek, caron, and horn, among others. The block provides many precomposed forms for languages that extend the basic Latin alphabet and also supports letters used in linguistic transcription and phonetic notation.

The Latin Extended Additional block plays a key role in rendering texts for minority and historic languages, as well as academic materials requiring extended Latin characters. Because it is part of Unicode, these characters are supported by most modern fonts and rendering systems, enabling consistent encoding and display across platforms. While extensive, the block does not encompass every possible diacritic or ligature; some characters are found in other Unicode blocks.