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D with accent ð ď đ ƌ — copy & ALT codes

D gains a caron in Czech and Slovak (ď), a stroke in Bosnian, Croatian, Vietnamese and Sámi (đ, Đ), and a second, older identity in Icelandic and Faroese — the letter eth (ð, Ð), which carries the soft “th” of “this”. This page collects every accented d recognized by the Unicode Standard — 27 characters in total (11 lowercase, 16 capital and digraph forms)

Each character can be copied with a single click, typed with its ALT code, or produced with the keyboard shortcuts proven below — no memorisation required if you bookmark this page.

Accented D copy and paste

Click any tile below — the character goes straight to your clipboard, ready to paste with Ctrl + V or Cmd + V.

Small letter d with accent11

Capital letter D with accent16

Press Ctrl + D right now to save this page — the next time your essay, résumé or email needs an accented D, the whole alphabet of options will be one click away.

Accented D with ALT code — full table

Hold the Alt key and type the number shown on your numeric keypad to produce that letter on Windows. The Unicode column is used for Word’s Alt + X method and by developers.

ALT CodeSymbolDescriptionUnicode
Alt + 208ÐCapital letter EthU+00D0
Alt + 240ðSmall letter EthU+00F0
Alt + 270ĎCapital letter D with CaronU+010E
Alt + 271ďSmall letter D with CaronU+010F
Alt + 272ĐCapital letter D with StrokeU+0110
Alt + 273đSmall letter D with StrokeU+0111
Alt + 393ƉCapital letter African DU+0189
Alt + 394ƊCapital letter D with HookU+018A
Alt + 395ƋCapital letter D with TopbarU+018B
Alt + 396ƌSmall letter D with TopbarU+018C
Alt + 397ƍSmall letter Turned DeltaU+018D
Alt + 452DŽCapital letter DZ with CaronU+01C4
Alt + 453DžSmall letter Dz with CaronU+01C5
Alt + 454džSmall letter Dz with CaronU+01C6
Alt + 497DZCapital letter DZU+01F1
Alt + 498DzSmall letter DzU+01F2
Alt + 499dzSmall letter DzU+01F3
Alt + 7690Capital letter D with Dot AboveU+1E0A
Alt + 7691Small letter D with Dot AboveU+1E0B
Alt + 7692Capital letter D with Dot BelowU+1E0C
Alt + 7693Small letter D with Dot BelowU+1E0D
Alt + 7694Capital letter D with Macron BelowU+1E0E
Alt + 7695Small letter D with Macron BelowU+1E0F
Alt + 7696Capital letter D with CedillaU+1E10
Alt + 7697Small letter D with CedillaU+1E11
Alt + 7698Capital letter D with Circumflex BelowU+1E12
Alt + 7699Small letter D with Circumflex BelowU+1E13

How to type accented d on the keyboard

Two dependable methods, demonstrated with ð (eth) — both tested on Windows 11 and Microsoft 365.

Method 1 — Numeric keypad ALT code

Windows

Type ð into any Windows program using its ALT code, Alt + 240. You need a working numeric keypad with Num Lock on.

  1. 1Click exactly where you want the accented d letter to appear — in Word, an email, a browser field, anywhere.
  2. 2Make sure Num Lock is on. On laptops without a separate keypad, enable the embedded keypad first with Fn + Num Lock.
  3. 3Press and hold the Alt key.
  4. 4While keeping Alt held, type 240 on the numeric keypad.
  5. 5Release Altð appears where your cursor is parked.
If a code produces the wrong symbol: very long ALT codes (four digits and beyond) can render as a placeholder glyph in older apps. Repeat the same steps inside a Microsoft Word document — Word resolves the full Unicode range correctly, and you can copy the result anywhere else.

Method 2 — Unicode value + Alt X

Word & Office

Every character owns a hexadecimal ID — for ð it is U+00F0. Microsoft Word converts that ID into the character itself.

  1. 1Open a Word document (or any Office app that supports Unicode).
  2. 2Type the four-character code 00F0 using your regular keyboard.
  3. 3Without pressing space, hit Alt + X together.
  4. 4Word swaps the code for the letter — 00F0 becomes ðinstantly.
This trick works both ways: place your cursor after any accented character and press Alt + X to reveal its Unicode value. It is the fastest way to identify a mystery character you have received in a document.

Microsoft Word accent shortcuts

Press the combination, release, then type the letter.

Ctrl + ' (apostrophe)the vowelá é í ó ú ý
Ctrl + ` (grave)the vowelà è ì ò ù
Ctrl + Shift + ^the vowelâ ê î ô û
Ctrl + Shift + ~ (tilde)a, n or oã ñ õ
Ctrl + Shift + : (colon)the vowel or yä ë ï ö ü ÿ
Ctrl + Shift + @a or Aå Å
Ctrl + Shift + &a or Aæ Æ
Ctrl + Shift + &o or Oœ Œ
Ctrl + , (comma)c or Cç Ç
Ctrl + ' (apostrophe)d or Dð Ð
Ctrl + /o or Oø Ø
Ctrl + Shift + &sß
Alt + Ctrl + Shift + ?¿
Alt + Ctrl + Shift + !¡

macOS Option-key accents

Press Option + key, release, then type the letter — or press and hold the letter key.

Acute ´Option + Eá é í ó ú
Grave `Option + `à è ì ò ù
Circumflex ^Option + Iâ ê î ô û
Tilde ~Option + Nã ñ õ
Umlaut ¨Option + Uä ë ï ö ü ÿ
Cedilla ÇOption + C (Shift for Ç)ç Ç

Technical information for accented D

Unicode code points, HTML entities, CSS and JavaScript escapes and UTF-8 byte sequences for every character on this page.

Ð

Latin Capital Letter Eth

UnicodeU+00D0
HTML (decimal)Ð
HTML (hex)Ð
CSS content\00D0
JS / Java / C\u00D0
UTF-8 (hex bytes)C3 90
ð

Latin Small Letter Eth

UnicodeU+00F0
HTML (decimal)ð
HTML (hex)ð
CSS content\00F0
JS / Java / C\u00F0
UTF-8 (hex bytes)C3 B0
Ď

Latin Capital Letter D with Caron

UnicodeU+010E
HTML (decimal)Ď
HTML (hex)Ď
CSS content\010E
JS / Java / C\u010E
UTF-8 (hex bytes)C4 8E
ď

Latin Small Letter D with Caron

UnicodeU+010F
HTML (decimal)ď
HTML (hex)ď
CSS content\010F
JS / Java / C\u010F
UTF-8 (hex bytes)C4 8F
Đ

Latin Capital Letter D with Stroke

UnicodeU+0110
HTML (decimal)Đ
HTML (hex)Đ
CSS content\0110
JS / Java / C\u0110
UTF-8 (hex bytes)C4 90
đ

Latin Small Letter D with Stroke

UnicodeU+0111
HTML (decimal)đ
HTML (hex)đ
CSS content\0111
JS / Java / C\u0111
UTF-8 (hex bytes)C4 91
Ɖ

Latin Capital Letter African D

UnicodeU+0189
HTML (decimal)Ɖ
HTML (hex)Ɖ
CSS content\0189
JS / Java / C\u0189
UTF-8 (hex bytes)C6 89
Ɗ

Latin Capital Letter D with Hook

UnicodeU+018A
HTML (decimal)Ɗ
HTML (hex)Ɗ
CSS content\018A
JS / Java / C\u018A
UTF-8 (hex bytes)C6 8A
Ƌ

Latin Capital Letter D with Topbar

UnicodeU+018B
HTML (decimal)Ƌ
HTML (hex)Ƌ
CSS content\018B
JS / Java / C\u018B
UTF-8 (hex bytes)C6 8B
ƌ

Latin Small Letter D with Topbar

UnicodeU+018C
HTML (decimal)ƌ
HTML (hex)ƌ
CSS content\018C
JS / Java / C\u018C
UTF-8 (hex bytes)C6 8C
ƍ

Latin Small Letter Turned Delta

UnicodeU+018D
HTML (decimal)ƍ
HTML (hex)ƍ
CSS content\018D
JS / Java / C\u018D
UTF-8 (hex bytes)C6 8D
DŽ

Latin Capital Letter DZ with Caron

UnicodeU+01C4
HTML (decimal)DŽ
HTML (hex)DŽ
CSS content\01C4
JS / Java / C\u01C4
UTF-8 (hex bytes)C7 84
Dž

Latin Small Letter Dz with Caron

UnicodeU+01C5
HTML (decimal)Dž
HTML (hex)Dž
CSS content\01C5
JS / Java / C\u01C5
UTF-8 (hex bytes)C7 85
dž

Latin Small Letter Dz with Caron

UnicodeU+01C6
HTML (decimal)dž
HTML (hex)dž
CSS content\01C6
JS / Java / C\u01C6
UTF-8 (hex bytes)C7 86
DZ

Latin Capital Letter DZ

UnicodeU+01F1
HTML (decimal)DZ
HTML (hex)DZ
CSS content\01F1
JS / Java / C\u01F1
UTF-8 (hex bytes)C7 B1
Dz

Latin Small Letter Dz

UnicodeU+01F2
HTML (decimal)Dz
HTML (hex)Dz
CSS content\01F2
JS / Java / C\u01F2
UTF-8 (hex bytes)C7 B2
dz

Latin Small Letter Dz

UnicodeU+01F3
HTML (decimal)dz
HTML (hex)dz
CSS content\01F3
JS / Java / C\u01F3
UTF-8 (hex bytes)C7 B3

Latin Capital Letter D with Dot Above

UnicodeU+1E0A
HTML (decimal)Ḋ
HTML (hex)Ḋ
CSS content\1E0A
JS / Java / C\u1E0A
UTF-8 (hex bytes)E1 B8 8A

Latin Small Letter D with Dot Above

UnicodeU+1E0B
HTML (decimal)ḋ
HTML (hex)ḋ
CSS content\1E0B
JS / Java / C\u1E0B
UTF-8 (hex bytes)E1 B8 8B

Latin Capital Letter D with Dot Below

UnicodeU+1E0C
HTML (decimal)Ḍ
HTML (hex)Ḍ
CSS content\1E0C
JS / Java / C\u1E0C
UTF-8 (hex bytes)E1 B8 8C

Latin Small Letter D with Dot Below

UnicodeU+1E0D
HTML (decimal)ḍ
HTML (hex)ḍ
CSS content\1E0D
JS / Java / C\u1E0D
UTF-8 (hex bytes)E1 B8 8D

Latin Capital Letter D with Macron Below

UnicodeU+1E0E
HTML (decimal)Ḏ
HTML (hex)Ḏ
CSS content\1E0E
JS / Java / C\u1E0E
UTF-8 (hex bytes)E1 B8 8E

Latin Small Letter D with Macron Below

UnicodeU+1E0F
HTML (decimal)ḏ
HTML (hex)ḏ
CSS content\1E0F
JS / Java / C\u1E0F
UTF-8 (hex bytes)E1 B8 8F

Latin Capital Letter D with Cedilla

UnicodeU+1E10
HTML (decimal)Ḑ
HTML (hex)Ḑ
CSS content\1E10
JS / Java / C\u1E10
UTF-8 (hex bytes)E1 B8 90

Latin Small Letter D with Cedilla

UnicodeU+1E11
HTML (decimal)ḑ
HTML (hex)ḑ
CSS content\1E11
JS / Java / C\u1E11
UTF-8 (hex bytes)E1 B8 91

Latin Capital Letter D with Circumflex Below

UnicodeU+1E12
HTML (decimal)Ḓ
HTML (hex)Ḓ
CSS content\1E12
JS / Java / C\u1E12
UTF-8 (hex bytes)E1 B8 92

Latin Small Letter D with Circumflex Below

UnicodeU+1E13
HTML (decimal)ḓ
HTML (hex)ḓ
CSS content\1E13
JS / Java / C\u1E13
UTF-8 (hex bytes)E1 B8 93

Accented D — questions people ask

The Windows ALT code for ð (Latin Small Letter Eth) is Alt + 240. Hold Alt, type 2, 4, 0 on the numeric keypad and release Alt. Inside Word you can type 00F0 followed by Alt + X instead — or simply click the character on this page to copy it.

On Windows use Alt + 208 with the numeric keypad; in Microsoft Word type 00D0 then press Alt + X. On a Mac, press the matching Option-key accent, release, then type Shift + D. Copy-and-paste from the grid above works in every program.

Hold the Option key together with the accent key, release, then press d. Option + E applies an acute accent, Option + ` a grave, Option + I a circumflex, Option + N a tilde and Option + U an umlaut. Alternatively press and hold the d key and a pop-up menu lists every variation.

Characters beyond the first 256 code points need full Unicode support. When a long ALT code shows a placeholder symbol, redo the steps inside Word — it resolves the complete range — or copy the letter directly from this page, which works in every modern application.