F With Accent: Copy and Paste ḟ ƒ
F almost never carries an accent in modern languages. The dotted ḟ appears in old Irish spelling, and ƒ (f with hook) is used as the florin symbol and in mathematics as a function sign.
Click any letter to copy it. Click several to build a word in the box at the bottom of the screen, then press Copy all.
Lowercase f with accent
Capital F with accent
How to type F with an accent
These are the keyboard shortcuts for the F accents that have one. Alt codes need the number pad with Num Lock on. Mac shortcuts are for the standard US and UK layouts. Word shortcuts work in Microsoft Word for Windows.
| Letter | Name | Windows Alt code | Mac | Microsoft Word |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| f with hook | Alt + 0131 or Alt + 159 | Press and hold or Character Viewer | 0192, then Alt + X |
For every other method, see accents on Windows, accents on a Mac and the full Alt code list.
Unicode and HTML codes for F with accent
Use these codes in web pages, code and Word. In Word, type the hex code and press Alt + X to turn it into the letter.
| Letter | Name | Unicode | HTML | Word Alt + X |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ḟ | f with dot above | U+1E1F | ḟ | 1E1F |
| ƒ | f with hook | U+0192 | ƒ or ƒ | 0192 |
| Ḟ | F with dot above | U+1E1E | Ḟ | 1E1E |
| Ƒ | F with hook | U+0191 | Ƒ | 0191 |
Frequently asked questions
How do I type ḟ on a keyboard?
On Windows, press Win + . (period) and open the Symbols tab, or copy ḟ from this page. On a Mac, open the Character Viewer with Control + Command + Space and search for it. In Microsoft Word, type 1E1F and then press Alt + X.
How many accented versions of F are there?
Unicode includes 2 lowercase and 2 capital forms of F with a diacritic mark. All of them are on this page, ready to copy.
What is the Unicode for ḟ?
ḟ (f with dot above) is U+1E1F. In HTML you can write ḟ. In Word, type 1E1F and press Alt + X.
Guides for this letter
- Accent Mark Names: Every Mark Above and Below Letters, Explained
What are accent marks on letters called? Names of all 14 common marks, from acute and grave to caron and ogonek, with example letters and languages.