“ĥ” U+0125: Latin Small Letter H With Circumflex

★ U+0125: Encoding and Specifications for Latin Small Letter H With Circumflex (ĥ)

The Latin Small Letter H With Circumflex (“ĥ” U+0125), represented by the character **ĥ**, is a crucial character for the Esperanto alphabet and specific Latin transcriptions. This comprehensive resource provides developers and linguists at iloveunicode.com with the complete technical data, encoding conversions, and usage context for this essential codepoint.

Technical Properties of **ĥ** ($U+0125$)

The Unicode codepoint U+0125 holds the category of a *Lowercase Letter* within the **Latin** script. This lowercase form of H-circumflex was officially added to Unicode in **version 1.1 (June, 1993)**. It is situated in the **Latin Extended-A** block, which is part of the **Basic Multilingual Plane**, ensuring its universal compatibility in character sets.

Core Character Properties

Bidirectional and Casing Data

Structural and Composition Data

Encoding and Conversion Formats for **ĥ**

To correctly implement the Latin Small Letter H With Circumflex ($U+0125$) in web development or programming, use the exact representations detailed in the conversion and UTF encoding tables below.

Web and Programming Conversions

UTF Byte Representations

Input Methods and Copy-Ready Code

How to type “ĥ” (Verbatim Instructions)

Developer Code Snippet (Universal Unicode Escape)

\u0125

Visual Character Preview

Observe the rendering of **ĥ** ($U+0125$) across different common font styles:

Conclusion: Advancing Your Unicode Knowledge

Proper support for the Latin Small Letter H With Circumflex is vital for software handling Esperanto and related Latin script data. Accurate implementation of the character, particularly its decomposition and encoding forms, prevents display and data integrity issues. For more precise technical documentation on this codepoint and others, turn to iloveunicode.com.