Lettre minuscule latine I i

U+0069

Signification du symbole

Latin Small Letter I i. Such lowercase Latin letters appeared in the Middle Ages from the so-called «minuscule script», which was applied in order to spend less money on expensive parchment.

What came to the Cyrillic script, people used to save space in a different way. They would write letters above letters and pick cheaper materials like birch bark. Minuscule letters were not widely used there, which is why, for example, Russian writing seemed to consist only of capital letters. As for people from other relative cultures, it's necessary to mention that Bulgarians and Serbs borrowed some typographic traditions from the West, so their script is closer to the Latin script.

Le symbole «Lettre minuscule latine I» est inclus dans le sous-bloc «Alphabet latin en minuscule» du bloc «Latin de base» et a été approuvé dans le cadre de la version Unicode 1.1 en 1993.

Ce texte est également disponible dans les langues suivantes : English; Русский;

Nom Unicode	Latin Small Letter I
Numéro Unicode
Plan	0: Plan multilingue de base
Bloc Unicode	Latin de base
Sous-bloc Unicode	Alphabet latin en minuscule
Majuscule	I
Version Unicode	1.1 (1993)
Code Alt	Alt 105

Type de support de miroir jumelé (bidi)	None
Exclusion de composition	No
Changement de cas	0069
Changement de boîtier simple	0069
Alphabetic	+
Lowercase	+
Cased	+
Changes_When_Uppercased	+
Changes_When_Titlecased	+
Changes_When_Casemapped	+
ID_Start	+
ID_Continue	+
XID_Start	+
XID_Continue	+
Grapheme_Base	+
scripts	Latin
Soft_Dotted	+

Encodage	hex	dec (bytes)	dec	binary
UTF-8	69	105	105	01101001
UTF-16BE	00 69	0 105	105	00000000 01101001
UTF-16LE	69 00	105 0	26880	01101001 00000000
UTF-32BE	00 00 00 69	0 0 0 105	105	00000000 00000000 00000000 01101001
UTF-32LE	69 00 00 00	105 0 0 0	1761607680	01101001 00000000 00000000 00000000

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