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U+0121 · LATIN SMALL LETTER G WITH DOT ABOVE

Latin Small Letter G with Dot Above

  • CodepointU+0121
  • NameLATIN SMALL LETTER G WITH DOT ABOVE
  • Decimal289
  • BlockLatin Extended-A (U+0100–U+017F)
  • Plane0 — Basic Multilingual Plane
  • ScriptLatin
  • CategoryLl — Lowercase Letter
  • Unicode version1.1 (1993)
  • Bidi classL — Left-to-Right
  • Combining class0
  • East Asian widthN — Neutral
  • MirroredNo

About this character

U+0121 (ġ) is LATIN SMALL LETTER G WITH DOT ABOVE, a lowercase letter in the Latin Extended-A block. It belongs to the Latin script. It was added in Unicode 1.1 (1993).

Its uppercase form is U+0120 Ġ.

It is precomposed. Under NFD it decomposes into U+0067 g + U+0307 ◌̇, and NFC recombines that sequence into this single codepoint, so both spellings are canonically equivalent and should compare equal after normalization. See the normalization guide.

How to type ġ

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Encodings & escapes

UTF-8 encoder →
UTF-8C4 A12 bytes
UTF-1601211 code unit
UTF-32000001214 bytes
HTML namedġnamed character reference
HTML decimalġ
HTML hexġ
CSS\121in content: "…"
JavaScript\u0121
JSON\u0121
Python\u0121
Python\N{LATIN SMALL LETTER G WITH DOT ABOVE}by name
Java / C#\u0121
C / C++\u0121universal character name
Rust / Swift / PHP\u{121}
Go\u0121
Ruby\u0121
Excel / Sheets=UNICHAR(289)
URL-encoded%C4%A1percent-encoded UTF-8
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Normalization forms

Normalizer →
NFCunchanged
NFDU+0067 g + U+0307 ◌̇
NFKCunchanged
NFKDU+0067 g + U+0307 ◌̇
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Nearby in Latin Extended-A

All in block →
U+011BěLatin Small Letter E with Caron U+011CĜLatin Capital Letter G with Circumflex U+011DĝLatin Small Letter G with Circumflex U+011EĞLatin Capital Letter G with Breve U+011FğLatin Small Letter G with Breve U+0120ĠLatin Capital Letter G with Dot Above U+0122ĢLatin Capital Letter G with Cedilla U+0123ģLatin Small Letter G with Cedilla U+0124ĤLatin Capital Letter H with Circumflex U+0125ĥLatin Small Letter H with Circumflex U+0126ĦLatin Capital Letter H with Stroke U+0127ħLatin Small Letter H with Stroke