Stroke: every letter to copy and paste
A line through the letter itself. Examples are ø (Danish, Norwegian), ł (Polish), đ (Vietnamese, Croatian) and ħ (Maltese).
Lowercase letters with the stroke
Uppercase letters with the stroke
Combining stroke
The combining form is U+0335. It attaches to the character before it, so you can add it to letters that have no precomposed version.
Languages that use it
Read the full guide to the stroke
Frequently asked questions
What is the stroke used for?
A line through the letter itself. Examples are ø (Danish, Norwegian), ł (Polish), đ (Vietnamese, Croatian) and ħ (Maltese).
How do I add a stroke to any letter?
Type the letter, then the combining character U+0335. 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 stroke?
Unicode has 30 precomposed letters whose first mark is the stroke: 14 lowercase and 16 uppercase.