U1E26

U+1E26 is a Unicode code point in the Latin Extended Additional block. It encodes a Latin-script letter that carries a diacritic, and its exact visual form is defined by the Unicode name and character data. The code point sits within the range U+1E00 to U+1EFF, a collection of extended Latin letters used in various orthographies, transliteration schemes, and scholarly transcription. As with other Latin Extended characters, its appearance depends on font support and rendering software.

In encoding terms, U+1E26 is represented in UTF-8 by the three-byte sequence E1 B8 A6, in UTF-16 by the single 0x1E26 unit, and in UTF-32 as 0x00001E26. These encodings enable its interchange in modern text systems that rely on Unicode.

The character is not part of the basic ASCII repertoire and may appear mainly in linguistic texts, dictionaries, or transliteration schemes that require extended Latin letters. Its rendering depends on font support and keyboard input methods for entering Unicode characters, so correct display often requires a font that includes extended Latin characters and appropriate input methods.

See also: Unicode, Latin Extended Additional, character encoding. References: Unicode Standard data for U+1E26.