P with accent
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Character details — Ṕ
- Character
- Ṕ
- Unicode name
- LATIN CAPITAL LETTER P WITH ACUTE
- Code point
- U+1E54
- Base letter
- P
- Case
- uppercase
- Category
- Lu
- Combining marks
- COMBINING ACUTE ACCENT
- Canonical decomposition
- U+0050 + U+0301
- HTML decimal
- Ṕ
- HTML hexadecimal
- Ṕ
- CSS escape
- \1E54
- JavaScript escape
- \u1E54
- Windows CP1252
- Alt code unavailable (no CP1252 mapping)
- Word hexadecimal Alt+X
- 1E54 then Alt+X
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P character references
Each entry contains the official name and complete code references. Windows availability is limited to the pinned CP1252 mapping; hexadecimal Alt+X requires a supported Word or classic Outlook editor. Read the methods and sources.
Ṕ · U+1E54 · LATIN CAPITAL LETTER P WITH ACUTE
- Character
- Ṕ
- Unicode name
- LATIN CAPITAL LETTER P WITH ACUTE
- Code point
- U+1E54
- Base letter
- P
- Case
- uppercase
- Category
- Lu
- Combining marks
- COMBINING ACUTE ACCENT
- Canonical decomposition
- U+0050 + U+0301
- HTML decimal
- Ṕ
- HTML hexadecimal
- Ṕ
- CSS escape
- \1E54
- JavaScript escape
- \u1E54
- Windows CP1252
- Alt code unavailable (no CP1252 mapping)
- Word hexadecimal Alt+X
- 1E54 then Alt+X
ṕ · U+1E55 · LATIN SMALL LETTER P WITH ACUTE
- Character
- ṕ
- Unicode name
- LATIN SMALL LETTER P WITH ACUTE
- Code point
- U+1E55
- Base letter
- P
- Case
- lowercase
- Category
- Ll
- Combining marks
- COMBINING ACUTE ACCENT
- Canonical decomposition
- U+0070 + U+0301
- HTML decimal
- ṕ
- HTML hexadecimal
- ṕ
- CSS escape
- \1E55
- JavaScript escape
- \u1E55
- Windows CP1252
- Alt code unavailable (no CP1252 mapping)
- Word hexadecimal Alt+X
- 1E55 then Alt+X
Ṗ · U+1E56 · LATIN CAPITAL LETTER P WITH DOT ABOVE
- Character
- Ṗ
- Unicode name
- LATIN CAPITAL LETTER P WITH DOT ABOVE
- Code point
- U+1E56
- Base letter
- P
- Case
- uppercase
- Category
- Lu
- Combining marks
- COMBINING DOT ABOVE
- Canonical decomposition
- U+0050 + U+0307
- HTML decimal
- Ṗ
- HTML hexadecimal
- Ṗ
- CSS escape
- \1E56
- JavaScript escape
- \u1E56
- Windows CP1252
- Alt code unavailable (no CP1252 mapping)
- Word hexadecimal Alt+X
- 1E56 then Alt+X
ṗ · U+1E57 · LATIN SMALL LETTER P WITH DOT ABOVE
- Character
- ṗ
- Unicode name
- LATIN SMALL LETTER P WITH DOT ABOVE
- Code point
- U+1E57
- Base letter
- P
- Case
- lowercase
- Category
- Ll
- Combining marks
- COMBINING DOT ABOVE
- Canonical decomposition
- U+0070 + U+0307
- HTML decimal
- ṗ
- HTML hexadecimal
- ṗ
- CSS escape
- \1E57
- JavaScript escape
- \u1E57
- Windows CP1252
- Alt code unavailable (no CP1252 mapping)
- Word hexadecimal Alt+X
- 1E57 then Alt+X
Related Latin forms
Ligatures such as Æ and stroked letters such as Ø and Ł are related Latin forms, not canonical diacritical characters in this reference. They are excluded from the grid and reference entries. Read the inclusion rules.