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A single dot above a letter, used in Polish (ż), Lithuanian (ė), Maltese (ċ, ġ, ż) and Turkish (İ, the dotted capital I).
Lowercase letters with the dot above ż z with dot above ċ c with dot above ė e with dot above ġ g with dot above ǡ a with dot above and macron ȧ a with dot above ȯ o with dot above ȱ o with dot above and macron ḃ b with dot above ḋ d with dot above ḟ f with dot above ḣ h with dot above ṁ m with dot above ṅ n with dot above ṗ p with dot above ṙ r with dot above ṡ s with dot above ṫ t with dot above ẇ w with dot above ẋ x with dot above ẏ y with dot above
Uppercase letters with the dot above Ż Capital Z with dot above Ċ Capital C with dot above Ė Capital E with dot above Ġ Capital G with dot above İ Capital I with dot above Ǡ Capital A with dot above and macron Ȧ Capital A with dot above Ȯ Capital O with dot above Ȱ Capital O with dot above and macron Ḃ Capital B with dot above Ḋ Capital D with dot above Ḟ Capital F with dot above Ḣ Capital H with dot above Ṁ Capital M with dot above Ṅ Capital N with dot above Ṗ Capital P with dot above Ṙ Capital R with dot above Ṡ Capital S with dot above Ṫ Capital T with dot above Ẇ Capital W with dot above Ẋ Capital X with dot above Ẏ Capital Y with dot above
Combining dot above The combining form is U+0307. It attaches to the character before it, so you can add it to letters that have no precomposed version. Copy combining mark
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Frequently asked questions What is the dot above used for? A single dot above a letter, used in Polish (ż), Lithuanian (ė), Maltese (ċ, ġ, ż) and Turkish (İ, the dotted capital I).
How do I add a dot above to any letter? Type the letter, then the combining character U+0307. Most fonts will place the mark over the letter. Use the builder on any letter page to copy the result.
How many letters have a dot above? Unicode has 43 precomposed letters whose first mark is the dot above: 21 lowercase and 22 uppercase.