Latin-1 Supplement Unicode Characters page 1

List of all characters from the Latin-1 Supplement Unicode Characters

The Latin-1 Supplement block extends the Basic Latin block by adding additional characters used in Western European languages. This includes letters with diacritics (such as é, ñ, and ö), punctuation marks, and symbols like the Euro sign (€). This block is part of the ISO/IEC 8859-1 encoding standard, which was widely used before the adoption of Unicode. These characters are essential for representing languages such as French, German, Spanish, and Portuguese, ensuring proper orthography and typographic conventions..

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128	U+0080	€	0080
129	U+0081		0081
130	U+0082	‚	<control> (BREAK PERMITTED HERE)
131	U+0083	ƒ	<control> (NO BREAK HERE)
132	U+0084	„	0084
133	U+0085	…	<control> (NEXT LINE (NEL))

134	U+0086	†	<control> (START OF SELECTED AREA)
135	U+0087	‡	<control> (END OF SELECTED AREA)
136	U+0088	ˆ	<control> (CHARACTER TABULATION SET)
137	U+0089	‰	<control> (CHARACTER TABULATION WITH JUSTIFICATION)
138	U+008A	Š	<control> (LINE TABULATION SET)
139	U+008B	‹	<control> (PARTIAL LINE FORWARD)
140	U+008C	Œ	<control> (PARTIAL LINE BACKWARD)
141	U+008D		<control> (REVERSE LINE FEED)
142	U+008E	Ž	<control> (SINGLE SHIFT TWO)
143	U+008F		<control> (SINGLE SHIFT THREE)

144	U+0090		<control> (DEVICE CONTROL STRING)
145	U+0091	‘	<control> (PRIVATE USE ONE)
146	U+0092	’	<control> (PRIVATE USE TWO)
147	U+0093	“	<control> (SET TRANSMIT STATE)
148	U+0094	”	<control> (CANCEL CHARACTER)
149	U+0095	•	<control> (MESSAGE WAITING)
150	U+0096	–	<control> (START OF GUARDED AREA)
151	U+0097	—	<control> (END OF GUARDED AREA)
152	U+0098	˜	<control> (START OF STRING)
153	U+0099	™	0099
154	U+009A	š	<control> (SINGLE CHARACTER INTRODUCER)
155	U+009B	›	<control> (CONTROL SEQUENCE INTRODUCER)
156	U+009C	œ	<control> (STRING TERMINATOR)
157	U+009D		<control> (OPERATING SYSTEM COMMAND)

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