Subscript v ᵥ
- Character
- ᵥ
- Unicode name
- Latin Subscript Small Letter V
- Code point
- U+1D65
- Unicode block
- Phonetic Extensions
- HTML entity
- ᵥ
- Works as
- Plain text — no font, no app, no download
- Also known as
- small v, tiny v, lowered v, mini v, sub v
What is ᵥ?
ᵥ is the subscript form of the letter v — a small version dropped below the baseline, like the n in xₙ. Unicode only added the subscript letters scientists asked for, which makes each one a bit special.
Because ᵥ is a Unicode character rather than a font or an image, it keeps its shape when you paste it into bios, captions, usernames, chats, and documents. Convert whole words with the Subscript Generator, or browse every style on the Tiny Text Generator.
ᵥ in action
Popular combinations with ᵥ
Ready-made words and notation using ᵥ — tap one to copy it:
How to type ᵥ
- Any device
- Tap the copy button above — the fastest way, no keyboard needed.
- Windows
- In Word, type 1D65 then press Alt+X. Other apps: use the Character Map tool.
- Mac
- Press Control+Command+Space to open the Character Viewer and search for the code point U+1D65.
- HTML
- ᵥ
- CSS / JS
- content: "\1D65" · "\u{1D65}"
- LaTeX
- In math mode, x_{v} renders as a true subscript — no Unicode character needed.
Where to use ᵥ
- Tuck a subtle second line under your name in a bio or caption
- Write indices and labels in plain-text notes (xₙ, aᵢ)
- Build sequence-style signatures (ₐₑᵢ-style runs)
FAQ
How do I type ᵥ on my phone?
You don't need a special keyboard: ᵥ is a Unicode character, so just tap the copy button above and paste it into any app — Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp, Discord, notes, anywhere text works.
Does ᵥ work on Instagram and Discord?
Yes — ᵥ is plain Unicode text, not a font or an image, so it displays anywhere Unicode is supported. If a platform blocks it in a name field, it still works in bios, captions, and comments.
What is the Unicode for ᵥ?
ᵥ is Latin Subscript Small Letter V, code point U+1D65, in the Phonetic Extensions block. In HTML write ᵥ; in JavaScript use \u{1D65}; in CSS use \1D65.
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