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Every Hebrew letter, final form and nikud mark with its code point and HTML entity. Paste any character into the tool below and get the same for it.
| Character | Code point | HTML entity |
|---|---|---|
| ש | U+05E9 | ש |
| ◌ָ | U+05B8 | ָ |
| ◌ׁ | U+05C1 | ׁ |
| ל | U+05DC | ל |
| ו | U+05D5 | ו |
| ◌ֹ | U+05B9 | ֹ |
| ם | U+05DD | ם |
Letters
| Character | Name | Code point | HTML entity | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| א | Alef | U+05D0 | א | |
| ב | Bet | U+05D1 | ב | |
| ג | Gimel | U+05D2 | ג | |
| ד | Dalet | U+05D3 | ד | |
| ה | He | U+05D4 | ה | |
| ו | Vav | U+05D5 | ו | |
| ז | Zayin | U+05D6 | ז | |
| ח | Chet | U+05D7 | ח | |
| ט | Tet | U+05D8 | ט | |
| י | Yod | U+05D9 | י | |
| כ | Kaf | U+05DB | כ | |
| ך | Kaf sofit (final form) | U+05DA | ך | |
| ל | Lamed | U+05DC | ל | |
| מ | Mem | U+05DE | מ | |
| ם | Mem sofit (final form) | U+05DD | ם | |
| נ | Nun | U+05E0 | נ | |
| ן | Nun sofit (final form) | U+05DF | ן | |
| ס | Samech | U+05E1 | ס | |
| ע | Ayin | U+05E2 | ע | |
| פ | Pe | U+05E4 | פ | |
| ף | Pe sofit (final form) | U+05E3 | ף | |
| צ | Tsadi | U+05E6 | צ | |
| ץ | Tsadi sofit (final form) | U+05E5 | ץ | |
| ק | Kuf | U+05E7 | ק | |
| ר | Resh | U+05E8 | ר | |
| ש | Shin | U+05E9 | ש | |
| ת | Tav | U+05EA | ת |
Nikud (Vowel Points and Marks)
| Character | Name | Code point | HTML entity | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ◌ָ | Kamatz | U+05B8 | ָ | |
| ◌ַ | Patach | U+05B7 | ַ | |
| ◌ֵ | Tzere | U+05B5 | ֵ | |
| ◌ֶ | Segol | U+05B6 | ֶ | |
| ◌ִ | Chirik | U+05B4 | ִ | |
| ◌ֹ | Cholam | U+05B9 | ֹ | |
| ◌ֻ | Kubutz | U+05BB | ֻ | |
| וּ | Shuruk | U+05D5 U+05BC | ו ּ | |
| ◌ְ | Shva | U+05B0 | ְ | |
| ◌ֲ | Chataf Patach | U+05B2 | ֲ | |
| ◌ֱ | Chataf Segol | U+05B1 | ֱ | |
| ◌ֳ | Chataf Kamatz | U+05B3 | ֳ | |
| ◌ּ | Dagesh | U+05BC | ּ | |
| ◌ׁ | Shin and Sin Dots | U+05C1 / U+05C2 | ׁ ׂ |
Punctuation
| Character | Name | Code point | HTML entity | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ־ | Maqaf (Hebrew hyphen) | U+05BE | ־ | |
| ׀ | Paseq | U+05C0 | ׀ | |
| ׃ | Sof pasuq (verse-end mark) | U+05C3 | ׃ | |
| ׳ | Geresh | U+05F3 | ׳ | |
| ״ | Gershayim | U+05F4 | ״ |
RTL Marks
Two invisible characters do the direction work that punctuation and layout can't. U+200F, the right-to-left mark, tells the bidi algorithm "treat this position as right-to-left" without rendering anything, useful right before a number or a Latin word that would otherwise pull a line's direction the wrong way. U+2067 (RLI, right-to-left isolate) paired with U+2069 (PDI, pop directional isolate) wraps a whole run and forces it to be read as one right-to-left unit regardless of what's around it; the RTL text fixer on this site uses that pair. Reach for the isolate pair over the plain mark whenever more than a character or two needs isolating.
| Character | Name | Code point | HTML entity | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RLM | Right-to-left mark (RLM) | U+200F | ‏ | |
| RLI | Right-to-left isolate (RLI) | U+2067 | ⁧ | |
| PDI | Pop directional isolate (PDI) | U+2069 | ⁩ |
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I use the geresh (׳) or an apostrophe?
The dedicated geresh (U+05F3) and gershayim (U+05F4) are the correct Unicode characters for Hebrew abbreviations and numerals (צה״ל, ג׳); an ASCII apostrophe or straight quote renders in most fonts but is not the semantically correct character.
What is the maqaf?
Maqaf (U+05BE) is the Hebrew equivalent of a hyphen, joining words that are read as one accented unit, most often in Biblical text (כָּל־הָאָרֶץ).
Why does Hebrew sometimes have its own presentation-forms block?
Unicode U+FB1D through U+FB4F holds precomposed ligatures, mainly letters fused with a fixed vowel or with a dagesh, kept for compatibility with older systems. Modern text should use a base letter plus a combining mark instead of these, since they cover only a handful of fixed combinations.