x041B

x041B is the hexadecimal encoding of the Unicode code point U+041B, which represents the Cyrillic capital letter EL (Л). This uppercase letter is used in many languages that employ the Cyrillic script and typically corresponds to the /l/ sound.

In Unicode, Л is categorized as a letter, uppercase (general category Lu) within the Cyrillic script and block. Its lowercase counterpart is л, at U+043B, and the character name is CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER EL. The decimal value of U+041B is 1051.

x041B is encountered in computing contexts as a hex value for the Cyrillic letter Л. It can be expressed in various encoding forms: in Unicode escapes as \u041B, in HTML as Л or Л, and in some programming languages as 0x041B. These representations allow the same character to be used in source code, documents, and data interchange.

Usage and transliteration: Л is common across languages that use Cyrillic orthographies, including Russian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, and Serbian Cyrillic. The letter represents the sound /l/ and is transliterated into Latin script as L in standard schemes. Its appearance and position in alphabets reflect its role as one of the core Cyrillic consonants.