Georgian Symbols Copy and Paste ა 90+ Mkhedruli Letters
1-Click copy & paste 90+ Georgian symbols: Mkhedruli, Asomtavruli, and Nuskhuri Caucasian script letters with full Unicode codepoints.
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Complete Unicode code points, HTML decimal entities, CSS/JS string escapes, and Windows Alt codes.
| Symbol | Official Unicode Name | Unicode (Hex) | HTML Entity | CSS Escape | JavaScript Escape | Windows Alt Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ⴀ | Georgian Capital Letter An | U+10A0 | Ⴀ |
\10a0 | \u10a0 | Alt + 4256 |
| Ⴁ | Georgian Capital Letter Ban | U+10A1 | Ⴁ |
\10a1 | \u10a1 | Alt + 4257 |
| Ⴂ | Georgian Capital Letter Gan | U+10A2 | Ⴂ |
\10a2 | \u10a2 | Alt + 4258 |
| Ⴃ | Georgian Capital Letter Don | U+10A3 | Ⴃ |
\10a3 | \u10a3 | Alt + 4259 |
| Ⴄ | Georgian Capital Letter En | U+10A4 | Ⴄ |
\10a4 | \u10a4 | Alt + 4260 |
| Ⴅ | Georgian Capital Letter Vin | U+10A5 | Ⴅ |
\10a5 | \u10a5 | Alt + 4261 |
| Ⴆ | Georgian Capital Letter Zen | U+10A6 | Ⴆ |
\10a6 | \u10a6 | Alt + 4262 |
| Ⴇ | Georgian Capital Letter Tan | U+10A7 | Ⴇ |
\10a7 | \u10a7 | Alt + 4263 |
| Ⴈ | Georgian Capital Letter In | U+10A8 | Ⴈ |
\10a8 | \u10a8 | Alt + 4264 |
| Ⴉ | Georgian Capital Letter Kan | U+10A9 | Ⴉ |
\10a9 | \u10a9 | Alt + 4265 |
| Ⴊ | Georgian Capital Letter Las | U+10AA | Ⴊ |
\10aa | \u10aa | Alt + 4266 |
| Ⴋ | Georgian Capital Letter Man | U+10AB | Ⴋ |
\10ab | \u10ab | Alt + 4267 |
| Ⴌ | Georgian Capital Letter Nar | U+10AC | Ⴌ |
\10ac | \u10ac | Alt + 4268 |
| Ⴍ | Georgian Capital Letter On | U+10AD | Ⴍ |
\10ad | \u10ad | Alt + 4269 |
| Ⴎ | Georgian Capital Letter Par | U+10AE | Ⴎ |
\10ae | \u10ae | Alt + 4270 |
| Ⴏ | Georgian Capital Letter Zhar | U+10AF | Ⴏ |
\10af | \u10af | Alt + 4271 |
| Ⴐ | Georgian Capital Letter Rae | U+10B0 | Ⴐ |
\10b0 | \u10b0 | Alt + 4272 |
| Ⴑ | Georgian Capital Letter San | U+10B1 | Ⴑ |
\10b1 | \u10b1 | Alt + 4273 |
| Ⴒ | Georgian Capital Letter Tar | U+10B2 | Ⴒ |
\10b2 | \u10b2 | Alt + 4274 |
| Ⴓ | Georgian Capital Letter Un | U+10B3 | Ⴓ |
\10b3 | \u10b3 | Alt + 4275 |
| Ⴔ | Georgian Capital Letter Phar | U+10B4 | Ⴔ |
\10b4 | \u10b4 | Alt + 4276 |
| Ⴕ | Georgian Capital Letter Khar | U+10B5 | Ⴕ |
\10b5 | \u10b5 | Alt + 4277 |
| Ⴖ | Georgian Capital Letter Ghan | U+10B6 | Ⴖ |
\10b6 | \u10b6 | Alt + 4278 |
| Ⴗ | Georgian Capital Letter Qar | U+10B7 | Ⴗ |
\10b7 | \u10b7 | Alt + 4279 |
| Ⴘ | Georgian Capital Letter Shin | U+10B8 | Ⴘ |
\10b8 | \u10b8 | Alt + 4280 |
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⌨️ Keyboard Shortcuts & Alt Codes
Ⴀ (Georgian Capital Letter An)
Alt + 4256
Ⴁ (Georgian Capital Letter Ban)
Alt + 4257
Ⴂ (Georgian Capital Letter Gan)
Alt + 4258
Ⴃ (Georgian Capital Letter Don)
Alt + 4259
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Asomtavruli and Mkhedruli scripts?
Asomtavruli ("capital letters") is the oldest Georgian script dating back to the 5th century, characterized by round, monumental, equal-height geometric shapes. Mkhedruli ("military" or "cavalry") evolved in the 10th to 14th centuries for secular and civil affairs, featuring fluid rounded loops, ascenders, and descenders, and serves as the standard modern alphabet of Georgia today.
Can I use Georgian symbols in social media bios and usernames?
Yes. Because Georgian letters are standardized in Unicode (U+10A0–U+10FF), they render natively in social media bios, handles, comments, and captions across platforms like Instagram, Twitter/X, TikTok, Discord, YouTube, and WhatsApp without triggering replacement boxes.
What does the Georgian paragraph separator (჻) symbolize?
The Georgian Paragraph Separator (჻, U+10FB) is a traditional Caucasian punctuation mark consisting of four small dots arranged in a diamond or cross pattern. Scribes historically used it in medieval manuscripts and liturgical scrolls to separate poems, verses, prayers, and distinct sections of text.