Accent letters, A to Z

An accent alphabet is a browsing aid, not a single language’s alphabet. This reference groups 488 precomposed Latin letters by their canonical A–Z base.

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Character details — À
Character
À
Unicode name
LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A WITH GRAVE
Code point
U+00C0
Base letter
A
Case
uppercase
Category
Lu
Combining marks
COMBINING GRAVE ACCENT
Canonical decomposition
U+0041 + U+0300
HTML decimal
À
HTML hexadecimal
À
CSS escape
\00C0
JavaScript escape
\u00C0
Windows CP1252
Alt+0192
Word hexadecimal Alt+X
00C0 then Alt+X

Windows CP1252 codes use a leading zero and a numeric keypad. Availability depends on your configuration and application; these are not universal Unicode Alt codes. Methods and verified sources.

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Related forms are different

Letters such as ø and ł and ligatures such as æ do not decompose into an A–Z base plus combining marks under Unicode canonical normalization. They are kept outside this accent grid. See the inclusion rules.