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Tironian Sign Et

204A · General Punctuation · Zyyy

About Tironian Sign Et

Latin abbreviation (U+204A) from the General Punctuation block representing the Tironian shorthand for 'et' (and). A medieval scribal abbreviation originating from Marcus Tullius Tiro, Cicero's secretary; still used in Irish and Scottish Gaelic.

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Encodings

Unicode U+204A
HTML Decimal ⁊
HTML Hex ⁊
CSS \204A
JavaScript \u{204A}
Python \u204a
Java \u204A
UTF-8 e2 81 8a
UTF-16 20 4a
URL Encoded %E2%81%8A

Unicode Properties

Block
General Punctuation
Script
Zyyy
Category
Other Punctuation (Po)
Bidirectional
ON

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ⁊ Tironian Sign Et symbol?

⁊ is the Tironian Sign Et symbol, encoded at Unicode 204A.

What is the Unicode codepoint of Tironian Sign Et?

The Tironian Sign Et symbol (⁊) has codepoint 204A.

How do I type or copy Tironian Sign Et?

Copy ⁊ directly, or use the HTML entity, CSS, JavaScript, and Python encodings shown on this page.