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D With Line Through It
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25 crossed d letters and look-alikes. Tap any value to copy it.
25 crossed d letters and look-alikes. A character and its name both copy the character. A code copies the code.
Character
Name
Code point
Alt code
Option keys
HTML
LaTeX
U+0111. The small crossed d: a letter of Vietnamese, Croatian, Serbian and Sami. đ in HTML, \dj in LaTeX. In neither Alt code table.
U+0110. Its capital. Ð and Ɖ look the same and are two other letters. Đ in HTML, \DJ in LaTeX.
U+00F0. Eth: a rounded d with a crossed stem, a letter of Icelandic, Faroese and Old English. Alt+0240, ð in HTML, \dh in LaTeX.
U+00D0. Capital eth, the one crossed capital D with an Alt code: Alt+0208. Its small letter is ð, not đ. Ð in HTML, \DH in LaTeX.
U+0189. The African D, written in Ewe: the third capital with this look. Its small letter is ɖ.
U+0256. The small letter of Ɖ: a d with a hooked tail and no bar, which Unicode also calls d retroflex hook.
Made of U+0064 and U+0336, the combining long stroke overlay: a plain d with a line struck through it, as crossed-out text has.
U+20AB. The sign of the dong, the currency of Vietnam: a character of its own, though the letter đ is often typed in its place. \textdong in LaTeX.
Made of U+0044 and U+0336. The plain capital with the same struck line.
Made of U+0064 and U+0335, the combining short stroke overlay: a shorter bar across the plain letter.
U+1E0F. The line runs under the letter and not through it.
U+1E0E. The capital with the line under it.
Made of U+0064 and U+0304, the combining macron: the line sits over the letter.
U+018C. A d with a bar along its top. Unicode's notes: ex-Soviet minority language scripts; old-orthography Zhuang.
U+018B. The capital of ƌ.
U+0257. A d with a hook at its top. Unicode's note: Ewe, Pan-Nigerian alphabet.
U+018A. The capital of ɗ.
U+1D6D. A d with a tilde through its middle, a phonetic letter that Unicode lists beside đ.
U+010F. No line at all: d with caron, a Czech and Slovak letter whose mark is set like an apostrophe. ď in HTML.
U+0452. Cyrillic dje, the letter Serbian writes in Cyrillic where its Latin alphabet has đ. ђ in HTML.
U+0402. The capital of ђ. Ђ in HTML.
U+2202. Not a letter: the partial differential sign, which Unicode lists beside eth as a look-alike. Option+D, ∂ in HTML, \partial in LaTeX.
U+03B4. Greek small delta, another look-alike of eth on Unicode's list. Alt+235, δ in HTML, \delta in LaTeX.
U+A7C8. A d with a short stroke laid over it, which Unicode also calls tau gallicum. Added in Unicode 13.0 (2020); a device with no font for it draws an empty box.
U+A7C7. The capital of the short stroke d, added with it in Unicode 13.0 (2020).
A d with a line through it is đ, capital Đ: Latin small letter d with stroke, U+0111, a letter of Vietnamese, Croatian, Serbian and Sami. Two other capitals look just like Đ, the eth Ð and the African Ɖ.
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Three capitals, one look
Đ is U+0110, Ð is U+00D0 and Ɖ is U+0189, and as capitals they tend to look the same: a D with a bar through its stem. The small letters give them away. đ keeps the straight d, eth turns into the rounded ð of Icelandic and Faroese, and the African D into ɖ, written in Ewe.
The Alt codes
Only eth is in an Alt code table. So the code that seems to give a capital d with stroke, Alt+0208, gives the eth letter: right to the eye and wrong in a Vietnamese or Croatian word.
A plain d struck out is another thing: the letter d followed by U+0336, a combining stroke.
In chemistry Đ stands for dispersity, a measure of how uneven the sizes of the molecules in a mixture are.
Questions and answers
What is the d with stroke Alt code?
There is none among the standard codes: đ and Đ are in neither Alt code table. Some apps, rich text editors in particular, read a code above 255 as a Unicode code point, and there Alt+273 types đ and Alt+272 types Đ.
What is the Alt code for the eth letter?
Alt+0240 types the small ð and Alt+0208 the capital Ð, on the number pad with the leading zero. Without the zero the codes belong to other characters: Alt+240 types ≡ and Alt+208 types ╨.
Which languages use the letter đ?
Vietnamese, where it is a letter of its own between d and e; Serbo-Croatian, where it took the place of the older spelling dj; and the Sami languages. In Serbian Cyrillic its counterpart is ђ.
All 25 crossed d letters and look-alikes
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d̶d crossed outMade of U+0064 and U+0336, the combining long stroke overlay: a plain d with a line struck through it, as crossed-out text has.
₫Dong signU+20AB. The sign of the dong, the currency of Vietnam: a character of its own, though the letter đ is often typed in its place. \textdong in LaTeX.
ƉLatin capital letter African dU+0189. The African D, written in Ewe: the third capital with this look. Its small letter is ɖ.
ĐLatin capital letter d with strokeU+0110. Its capital. Ð and Ɖ look the same and are two other letters. Đ in HTML, \DJ in LaTeX.
ÐLatin capital letter ethU+00D0. Capital eth, the one crossed capital D with an Alt code: Alt+0208. Its small letter is ð, not đ. Ð in HTML, \DH in LaTeX.
đLatin small letter d with strokeU+0111. The small crossed d: a letter of Vietnamese, Croatian, Serbian and Sami. đ in HTML, \dj in LaTeX. In neither Alt code table.
ɖLatin small letter d with tailU+0256. The small letter of Ɖ: a d with a hooked tail and no bar, which Unicode also calls d retroflex hook.
ðLatin small letter ethU+00F0. Eth: a rounded d with a crossed stem, a letter of Icelandic, Faroese and Old English. Alt+0240, ð in HTML, \dh in LaTeX.
Show all 25 crossed d letters and look-alikes (17 more)
Crossed out 2
D̶Capital D crossed outMade of U+0044 and U+0336. The plain capital with the same struck line.
d̵d with a short strokeMade of U+0064 and U+0335, the combining short stroke overlay: a shorter bar across the plain letter.
Line above or below 3
d̄d with a line aboveMade of U+0064 and U+0304, the combining macron: the line sits over the letter.
ḎLatin capital letter d with line belowU+1E0E. The capital with the line under it.
ḏLatin small letter d with line belowU+1E0F. The line runs under the letter and not through it.
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ƊLatin capital letter d with hookU+018A. The capital of ɗ.
ƋLatin capital letter d with topbarU+018B. The capital of ƌ.
ďLatin small letter d with caronU+010F. No line at all: d with caron, a Czech and Slovak letter whose mark is set like an apostrophe. ď in HTML.
ɗLatin small letter d with hookU+0257. A d with a hook at its top. Unicode's note: Ewe, Pan-Nigerian alphabet.
ᵭLatin small letter d with middle tildeU+1D6D. A d with a tilde through its middle, a phonetic letter that Unicode lists beside đ.
ƌLatin small letter d with topbarU+018C. A d with a bar along its top. Unicode's notes: ex-Soviet minority language scripts; old-orthography Zhuang.
Not a Latin d 4
ЂCyrillic capital letter djeU+0402. The capital of ђ. Ђ in HTML.
ђCyrillic small letter djeU+0452. Cyrillic dje, the letter Serbian writes in Cyrillic where its Latin alphabet has đ. ђ in HTML.
δGreek small letter deltaU+03B4. Greek small delta, another look-alike of eth on Unicode's list. Alt+235, δ in HTML, \delta in LaTeX.
∂Partial differentialU+2202. Not a letter: the partial differential sign, which Unicode lists beside eth as a look-alike. Option+D, ∂ in HTML, \partial in LaTeX.
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ꟇLatin capital letter d with short stroke overlayU+A7C7. The capital of the short stroke d, added with it in Unicode 13.0 (2020).
ꟈLatin small letter d with short stroke overlayU+A7C8. A d with a short stroke laid over it, which Unicode also calls tau gallicum. Added in Unicode 13.0 (2020); a device with no font for it draws an empty box.