V with accent
V with an accent can use a tilde or dot below. Copy ṽ or ṿ and their capitals.
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Complete typing guideV has two primary case pairs: ṽ/Ṽ with tilde and ṿ/Ṿ with dot below. The small set is complete for this canonical-decomposition rule; extra decorative V symbols would not be accents.
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Character details: Ṽ
- Character
- Ṽ
- Unicode name
- LATIN CAPITAL LETTER V WITH TILDE
- Code point
- U+1E7C
- Base letter
- V
- Case
- uppercase
- Category
- Lu
- Combining marks
- COMBINING TILDE
- Canonical decomposition
- U+0056 + U+0303
- HTML decimal
- Ṽ
- HTML hexadecimal
- Ṽ
- CSS escape
- \1E7C
- JavaScript escape
- \u1E7C
- Windows CP1252
- Alt code unavailable (no CP1252 mapping)
- Word hexadecimal Alt+X
- 1E7C 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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How to type V with an accent
V: no precomposed entry has a Windows CP1252 shortcut.
Word Alt+X example:1E7C then press Alt+X forṼ.
Marks found with V
- tilde
- A wave-shaped mark above the letter. Example: Ṽ. Appears in 2 primary records on this page.
- dot below
- One dot below the letter. Example: Ṿ. Appears in 2 primary records on this page.
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V character references
| Character | Windows CP1252 | Word Alt+X | Unicode | HTML decimal | HTML hex | JavaScript | CSS | Canonical decomposition |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ṽ | Unavailable | 1E7C then Alt+X | U+1E7C | Ṽ | Ṽ | \u1E7C \u{1E7C} | \1E7C | U+0056 + U+0303 |
| ṽ | Unavailable | 1E7D then Alt+X | U+1E7D | ṽ | ṽ | \u1E7D \u{1E7D} | \1E7D | U+0076 + U+0303 |
| Ṿ | Unavailable | 1E7E then Alt+X | U+1E7E | Ṿ | Ṿ | \u1E7E \u{1E7E} | \1E7E | U+0056 + U+0323 |
| ṿ | Unavailable | 1E7F then Alt+X | U+1E7F | ṿ | ṿ | \u1E7F \u{1E7F} | \1E7F | U+0076 + U+0323 |
Ṽ · U+1E7C · LATIN CAPITAL LETTER V WITH TILDE
- Character
- Ṽ
- Unicode name
- LATIN CAPITAL LETTER V WITH TILDE
- Code point
- U+1E7C
- Base letter
- V
- Case
- uppercase
- Category
- Lu
- Combining marks
- COMBINING TILDE
- Canonical decomposition
- U+0056 + U+0303
- HTML decimal
- Ṽ
- HTML hexadecimal
- Ṽ
- CSS escape
- \1E7C
- JavaScript escape
- \u1E7C
- Windows CP1252
- Alt code unavailable (no CP1252 mapping)
- Word hexadecimal Alt+X
- 1E7C then Alt+X
ṽ · U+1E7D · LATIN SMALL LETTER V WITH TILDE
- Character
- ṽ
- Unicode name
- LATIN SMALL LETTER V WITH TILDE
- Code point
- U+1E7D
- Base letter
- V
- Case
- lowercase
- Category
- Ll
- Combining marks
- COMBINING TILDE
- Canonical decomposition
- U+0076 + U+0303
- HTML decimal
- ṽ
- HTML hexadecimal
- ṽ
- CSS escape
- \1E7D
- JavaScript escape
- \u1E7D
- Windows CP1252
- Alt code unavailable (no CP1252 mapping)
- Word hexadecimal Alt+X
- 1E7D then Alt+X
Ṿ · U+1E7E · LATIN CAPITAL LETTER V WITH DOT BELOW
- Character
- Ṿ
- Unicode name
- LATIN CAPITAL LETTER V WITH DOT BELOW
- Code point
- U+1E7E
- Base letter
- V
- Case
- uppercase
- Category
- Lu
- Combining marks
- COMBINING DOT BELOW
- Canonical decomposition
- U+0056 + U+0323
- HTML decimal
- Ṿ
- HTML hexadecimal
- Ṿ
- CSS escape
- \1E7E
- JavaScript escape
- \u1E7E
- Windows CP1252
- Alt code unavailable (no CP1252 mapping)
- Word hexadecimal Alt+X
- 1E7E then Alt+X
ṿ · U+1E7F · LATIN SMALL LETTER V WITH DOT BELOW
- Character
- ṿ
- Unicode name
- LATIN SMALL LETTER V WITH DOT BELOW
- Code point
- U+1E7F
- Base letter
- V
- Case
- lowercase
- Category
- Ll
- Combining marks
- COMBINING DOT BELOW
- Canonical decomposition
- U+0076 + U+0323
- HTML decimal
- ṿ
- HTML hexadecimal
- ṿ
- CSS escape
- \1E7F
- JavaScript escape
- \u1E7F
- Windows CP1252
- Alt code unavailable (no CP1252 mapping)
- Word hexadecimal Alt+X
- 1E7F then Alt+X
Sources, versions and limits
- Encoded properties
- Properties use Unicode 17.0.0. Normalization follows UAX #15; grapheme boundaries follow UAX #29. Script associations describe encoded properties, not language use.
- Language evidence
- CLDR 48.2and the IANA registry dated 2026-08-08. Main and auxiliary exemplars are distinct. CLDR exemplars are not complete orthographies.
- Review and limitations
- The dataset is derived from the sources above. Editorial guides cite additional scoped authorities. No native or specialist orthography approval is implied. Release scope date: 14 September 2026. Historic or specialist usage needs separate evidence. Registry-only records have unknown orthography in this release.
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