ASCII / ISO 8859-1 (Latin-1) Table With HTML Entity Names
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ASCII / ISO 8859-1 (Latin-1) Table with HTML Entity Names
- US-ASCII Entities
- Control Characters
- Special Characters and Numbers
- Upper Case Letters
- Lower Case Letters
- Extended Control Characters
- ISO-8859-1 (Latin-1) Entities
- Special Characters
- Upper Case Latin-1 Letters
- Lower Case Latin-1 Letters
- References
| US-ASCII Entities | |||||
| Control Characters | |||||
| CharacterReference | Hex | Character | Entity Name | Description | |
| � | 00 | ^@ | null | NUL | |
|  | 01 | ^A | start of heading | SOH | |
|  | 02 | ^B | start of text | STX | |
|  | 03 | ^C | end of text | EOT | |
|  | 04 | ^D | end of transmission | EOT | |
|  | 05 | ^E | enquiry | ENQ | |
|  | 06 | ^F | acknowledge | ACK | |
|  | 07 | ^G | bell | BEL | |
|  | 08 | ^H | backpace | BS | |
| 	 | 09 | ^I | horizontal tab | HT | |
| 
 | 0A | ^J | line feed, new line | LF, NL | |
|  | 0B | ^K | vertical tab | VT | |
|  | 0C | ^L | form feed, new page | FF, NP | |
| 
 | 0D | ^M | carriage return | CR | |
|  | 0E | ^N | shift out | SO | |
|  | 0F | ^O | shift in | SI | |
|  | 10 | ^P | data link escape | DLE | |
|  | 11 | ^Q | device control 1 | DC1 | |
|  | 12 | ^R | device control 2 | DC2 | |
|  | 13 | ^S | device control 3 | DC3 | |
|  | 14 | ^T | device control 4 | DC4 | |
|  | 15 | ^U | negative acknowledge | NAK | |
|  | 16 | ^V | synchonous idle | SYN | |
|  | 17 | ^W | end of transmission block | ETB | |
|  | 18 | ^X | cancel | CAN | |
|  | 19 | ^Y | end of medium | EM | |
|  | 1A | ^Z | substitute | SUB | |
|  | 1B | ^[ | escape | ESC | |
|  | 1C | ^\ | file separator | FS | |
|  | 1D | ^] | group separator | GS | |
|  | 1E | ^^ | record separator | RS | |
|  | 1F | ^_ | unit separator | US | |
| Special Characters and Numbers | |||||
| CharacterReference | Hex | Character | Entity Name | Description | |
|   | 20 | &sp; | space | ||
| ! | 21 | ! | ! | exclamation mark | |
| " | 22 | " | " | double quotation mark | |
| # | 23 | # | # | number sign, pound | |
| $ | 24 | $ | $ | dollar sign | |
| % | 25 | % | % | percent sign | |
| & | 26 | & | & | ampersand | |
| ' | 27 | ' | ' | apostrophe, single quote mark | |
| ( | 28 | ( | ( | left parenthesis | |
| ) | 29 | ) | ) | right parenthesis | |
| * | 2A | * | * | asterisk | |
| + | 2B | + | + | plus sign | |
| , | 2C | , | , | comma | |
| - | 2D | - | − ‐ | minus sign, hyphen | |
| . | 2E | . | . | period, decimal point, full stop | |
| / | 2F | / | / | slash, virgule, solidus | |
| 0 | 30 | 0 | digit 0 | ||
| 1 | 31 | 1 | digit 1 | ||
| 2 | 32 | 2 | digit 2 | ||
| 3 | 33 | 3 | digit 3 | ||
| 4 | 34 | 4 | digit 4 | ||
| 5 | 35 | 5 | digit 5 | ||
| 6 | 36 | 6 | digit 6 | ||
| 7 | 37 | 7 | digit 7 | ||
| 8 | 38 | 8 | digit 8 | ||
| 9 | 39 | 9 | digit 9 | ||
| : | 3A | : | : | colon | |
| ; | 3B | ; | ; | semicolon | |
| < | 3C | < | < | less-than sign | |
| = | 3D | = | = | equal sign | |
| > | 3E | > | > | greater-than sign | |
| ? | 3F | ? | ? | question mark | |
| Upper Case Letters | |||||
| CharacterReference | Hex | Character | Entity Name | Description | |
| @ | 40 | @ | @ | commercial at sign | |
| A | 41 | A | capital A | ||
| B | 42 | B | capital B | ||
| C | 43 | C | capital C | ||
| D | 44 | D | capital D | ||
| E | 45 | E | capital E | ||
| F | 46 | F | capital F | ||
| G | 47 | G | capital G | ||
| H | 48 | H | capital H | ||
| I | 49 | I | capital I | ||
| J | 4A | J | capital J | ||
| K | 4B | K | capital K | ||
| L | 4C | L | capital L | ||
| M | 4D | M | capital M | ||
| N | 4E | N | capital N | ||
| O | 4F | O | capital O | ||
| P | 50 | P | capital P | ||
| Q | 51 | Q | capital Q | ||
| R | 52 | R | capital R | ||
| S | 53 | S | capital S | ||
| T | 54 | T | capital T | ||
| U | 55 | U | capital U | ||
| V | 56 | V | capital V | ||
| W | 57 | W | capital W | ||
| X | 58 | X | capital X | ||
| Y | 59 | Y | capital Y | ||
| Z | 5A | Z | capital Z | ||
| [ | 5B | [ | [ | left square bracket | |
| \ | 5C | \ | \ | backslash, reverse solidus | |
| ] | 5D | ] | ] | right square bracket | |
| ^ | 5E | ^ | ˆ | spacing circumflex accent | |
| _ | 5F | _ | _ ― | spacing underscore, low line, horizontal bar | |
| Lower Case Letters | |||||
| CharacterReference | Hex | Character | Entity Name | Description | |
| ` | 60 | ` | ` | spacing grave accent, back apostrophe | |
| a | 61 | a | small a | ||
| b | 62 | b | small b | ||
| c | 63 | c | small c | ||
| d | 64 | d | small d | ||
| e | 65 | e | small e | ||
| f | 66 | f | small f | ||
| g | 67 | g | small g | ||
| h | 68 | h | small h | ||
| i | 69 | i | small i | ||
| j | 6A | j | small j | ||
| k | 6B | k | small k | ||
| l | 6C | l | small l | ||
| m | 6D | m | small m | ||
| n | 6E | n | small n | ||
| o | 6F | o | small o | ||
| p | 70 | p | small p | ||
| q | 71 | q | small q | ||
| r | 72 | r | small r | ||
| s | 73 | s | small s | ||
| t | 74 | t | small t | ||
| u | 75 | u | small u | ||
| v | 76 | v | small v | ||
| w | 77 | w | small w | ||
| x | 78 | x | small x | ||
| y | 79 | y | small y | ||
| z | 7A | z | small z | ||
| { | 7B | { | { | left brace, left curly bracket | |
| | | 7C | | | | | vertical bar | |
| } | 7D | } | } | right brace, right curly bracket | |
| ~ | 7E | ~ | ˜ | tilde accent | |
|  | 7F | ^? | delete | DEL | |
| Extended Control Characters | |||||
| CharacterReference | Hex | Character | Entity Name | Description | |
| € | 80 | ||||
|  | 81 | ||||
| ‚ | 82 | ||||
| ƒ | 83 | ||||
| „ | 84 | ||||
| … | 85 | ||||
| † | 86 | ||||
| ‡ | 87 | ||||
| ˆ | 88 | ||||
| ‰ | 89 | ||||
| Š | 8A | ||||
| ‹ | 8B | ||||
| Π| 8C | ||||
|  | 8D | ||||
| Ž | 8E | ||||
|  | 8F | ||||
|  | 90 | ||||
| ‘ | 91 | ||||
| ’ | 92 | ||||
| “ | 93 | ||||
| ” | 94 | ||||
| • | 95 | ||||
| – | 96 | ||||
| — | 97 | ||||
| ˜ | 98 | ||||
| ™ | 99 | ||||
| š | 9A | ||||
| › | 9B | ||||
| œ | 9C | ||||
|  | 9D | ||||
| ž | 9E | ||||
| Ÿ | 9F | ||||
| ISO 8859-1 (Latin-1) Entities | |||||
| Special Characters | |||||
| CharacterReference | Hex | Character | Entity Name | Description | |
|   | A0 | | non-breaking space | ||
| ¡ | A1 | ¡ | ¡ | inverted exclamation mark | |
| ¢ | A2 | ¢ | ¢ | cent sign | |
| £ | A3 | £ | £ | pound sterling sign | |
| ¤ | A4 | ¤ | ¤ | general currency sign | |
| ¥ | A5 | ¥ | ¥ | yen sign | |
| ¦ | A6 | ¦ | &brkbar; ¦ | broken vertical bar | |
| § | A7 | § | § | section sign | |
| ¨ | A8 | ¨ | ¨ ¨ | spacing dieresis or umlaut | |
| © | A9 | © | © | copyright sign | |
| ª | AA | ª | ª | feminine ordinal sign | |
| « | AB | « | « | left double angle quote or guillemet | |
| ¬ | AC | ¬ | ¬ | logical not sign | |
| ­ | AD | | ­ | soft hyphen | |
| ® | AE | ® | ® | registered trademark sign | |
| ¯ | AF | ¯ | ¯ &hibar; | spacing macron long accent | |
| ° | B0 | ° | ° | degree sign | |
| ± | B1 | ± | ± | plus-or-minus sign | |
| ² | B2 | ² | ² | superscript 2 | |
| ³ | B3 | ³ | ³ | superscript 3 | |
| ´ | B4 | ´ | ´ | spacing accute accent | |
| µ | B5 | µ | µ | micro sign, mu | |
| ¶ | B6 | ¶ | ¶ | paragraph sign, pilcrow sign | |
| · | B7 | · | · | middle dot, centered dot | |
| ¸ | B8 | ¸ | ¸ | spacing cedilla | |
| ¹ | B9 | ¹ | ¹ | superscript 1 | |
| º | BA | º | º | masculine ordinal indicator | |
| » | BB | » | »; | right double angle quote or guillemet | |
| ¼ | BC | ¼ | ¼ | fraction 1/4 | |
| ½ | BD | ½ | ½ ½ | fraction 1/2 | |
| ¾ | BE | ¾ | ¾ | fraction 3/4 | |
| ¿ | BF | ¿ | ¿ | inverted question mark | |
| Upper Case Latin-1 Letters | |||||
| CharacterReference | Hex | Character | Entity Name | Description | |
| À | C0 | À | À | capital A grave | |
| Á | C1 | Á | Á | capital A acute | |
| Â | C2 | Â | Â | capital A circumflex | |
| Ã | C3 | Ã | Ã | capital A tilde | |
| Ä | C4 | Ä | Ä | capital A dieresis or umlaut | |
| Å | C5 | Å | Å | capital A ring | |
| Æ | C6 | Æ | Æ | capital AE ligature | |
| Ç | C7 | Ç | Ç | capital C cedilla | |
| È | C8 | È | È | capital E grave | |
| É | C9 | É | É | capital E acute | |
| Ê | CA | Ê | Ê | capital E circumflex | |
| Ë | CB | Ë | Ë | capital E dieresis or umlaut | |
| Ì | CC | Ì | Ì | capital I grave | |
| Í | CD | Í | Í | capital I acute | |
| Î | CE | Î | Î | capital I circumflex | |
| Ï | CF | Ï | Ï | capital I dieresis or umlaut | |
| Ð | D0 | Ð | Ð | capital ETH | |
| Ñ | D1 | Ñ | Ñ | capital N tilde | |
| Ò | D2 | Ò | Ò | capital O grave | |
| Ó | D3 | Ó | Ó | capital O acute | |
| Ô | D4 | Ô | Ô | capital O circumflex | |
| Õ | D5 | Õ | Õ | capital O tilde | |
| Ö | D6 | Ö | Ö | capital O dieresis or umlaut | |
| × | D7 | × | × | multiplication sign | |
| Ø | D8 | Ø | Ø | capital O slash | |
| Ù | D9 | Ù | Ù; | capital U grave | |
| Ú | DA | Ú | Ú | capital U acute | |
| Û | DB | Û | Û | capital U circumflex | |
| Ü | DC | Ü | Ü | capital U dieresis or umlaut | |
| Ý | DD | Ý | Ý | capital Y acute | |
| Þ | DE | Þ | Þ | capital THORN | |
| ß | DF | ß | ß | small sharp s, sz ligature | |
| Lower Case Latin-1 Letters | |||||
| CharacterReference | Hex | Character | Entity Name | Description | |
| à | E0 | à | à | small a grave | |
| á | E1 | á | á | small a acute | |
| â | E2 | â | â | small a circumflex | |
| ã | E3 | ã | ã | small a tilde | |
| ä | E4 | ä | ä | small a dieresis or umlaut | |
| å | E5 | å | å | small a ring | |
| æ | E6 | æ | æ | small ae ligature | |
| ç | E7 | ç | ç | small c cedilla | |
| è | E8 | è | è | small e grave | |
| é | E9 | é | é | small e acute | |
| ê | EA | ê | ê | small e circumflex | |
| ë | EB | ë | ë | small e dieresis or umlaut | |
| ì | EC | ì | ì | small i grave | |
| í | ED | í | í | small i acute | |
| î | EE | î | î | small i circumflex | |
| ï | EF | ï | ï | small i dieresis or umlaut | |
| ð | F0 | ð | ð | small eth | |
| ñ | F1 | ñ | ñ | small n tilde | |
| ò | F2 | ò | ò | small o grave | |
| ó | F3 | ó | ó | small o acute | |
| ô | F4 | ô | ô | small o circumflex | |
| õ | F5 | õ | õ | small o tilde | |
| ö | F6 | ö | ö | small o dieresis or umlaut | |
| ÷ | F7 | ÷ | ÷ | division sign | |
| ø | F8 | ø | ø | small o slash | |
| ù | F9 | ù | ù | small u grave | |
| ú | FA | ú | ú | small u acute | |
| û | FB | û | û | small u circumflex | |
| ü | FC | ü | ü | small u dieresis or umlaut | |
| ý | FD | ý | ý | small y acute | |
| þ | FE | þ | þ | small thorn | |
| ÿ | FF | ÿ | ÿ | small y dieresis or umlaut | |
References
Other sources of information regarding ASCII, ISO-8859 and Unicode:
- ISO 8859-1 Table with HTML Entities.
- Unicode Tables
- The Unicode® Character Set with equivalent character names and related characters.
- Character Subset Blocks within the Unicode Character Set.
- Mapping ISO 8859-1 (Latin-1) onto Unicode.
- Mapping Microsoft® Windows Latin-1 (Code Page 1252), a superset of ISO 8859-1, onto Unicode in CP1252 order.
- Mapping Adobe® Symbol font onto Unicode in Unicode order. Note that the Microsoft® Windows font named "Symbol" and the Adobe Symbol font are equivalent.
- Mapping ISO 8859-1 and Adobe Symbol font (an ISO 8879 subset) entity names onto Unicode in HTML+ Proposed Character Entities Discussion Document by the W3C in ISO 8859-1 and Adobe orders. This table cross references ISO 8879, Adobe® PostScript®, and Unicode® names along with ISO 8859-1 / PostScript and Unicode hexadecimal character codes.
- Mathematica® 3.0's Mapping ISO 8879 (SGML) entity names onto Unicode in Unicode order.
- Mapping ISO 8879 entity names onto Unicode in Unicode order.
- All ISO 8879 Entity Names.
- ISO 8879 Entity Sets List.
- Martin Ramsch's "ISO 8859-1 Table".
- HTML+ Complete Entities Listing
- Ellipsis, Spacing, and Lower Case Greek "HTML 3.0 Math Entities"
- HTML+ Character Sets and Entity Definitions" -- the trademark sign, TM, one such character listed, is of particular interest).
- HTML+ Mathematical Equations and HTML 3.0 Math - SUB and SUP
- HTML 3.0 Symbol Support in the Arena Browser for Mathematics
- An Introduction to HTML 3.0 Math (Support in the Arena Browser) - More Examples
- HTML 3.0 Special Characters which specifically indicates those control characters used by HTML.
- The HTML 2.0 Coded Character Set
- Sandia Labs' "ISO Latin 1 Character HTML Entity Names", and "HTML 3.0 Character Entity Sets" which list all 256 character references and indicate those control characters not used by HTML.
- The Character Set of Microsoft® Internet Explorer 2.0 and 3.0.
- ISO 8859-1 (Latin-1) Characters List which lists all 256 character references.
- ISO Latin 1 Character Entities and HTML Escape Sequence Table" which lists nearly all 256 character references.
- The ISO 8859-x (including Latin-x) Series
- Sandia Labs' HTML Special Character Entity Names
- The ASCII Character Set, ANSI Standard X3.4-1968 (see also the ANSI Standard X3.110-1983)
The following is a list of known problems with the set of HTML entities:
- There is a namespace collision between ISO 8879 entities ↦ and ℑ (an HTML entity as shown in HTML+ Proposed Character Entities) and two of the HTML+ icon entities defined in "Standard ISO WWW/HTML Icon" Entities and shown graphically in Proposed HTML Icon Entity Names. Note that the namespace collision for ℑ is very significant.
- There are disagreements between the various documents as to the correct names for several of the entities:
- "HTML 3.0 Math - SUB and SUP" and "HTML 3.0 Symbol Support in Arena for Mathematics" disagree with "HTML+ Mathematical Equations" on the name for infinity.
- "HTML 3.0 Math - More Examples" disagrees with HTML+ Proposed Character Entities on the name for the partial differential symbol.
- "HTML 3.0 Symbol Support in Arena for Mathematics" disagrees with "HTML 3.0 Math Entities" on the names for lower case epsilon, script theta, final sigma, upsilon, script phi and omega-pi.
- The glyphs of lower case epsilon and element of are the same in some fonts.
- "HTML 3.0 Special Characters" disagrees with "HTML+ Character Sets and Entity Definitions" on the names for em dash and en dash.
Company Trademark <SUP><SMALL>TM</SMALL></SUP> which renders to:
Company Trademark TM
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