HTML character: „ = „

«double low-9 quotation mark»

  • Fonts: italic: „ • bold: „ • code: „ • serif: „ • sans-serif: „ • fixed: „
  • HTML-encoded: „
  • Unicode codepoint: „
  • Unicode hexadecimal: U+201E
  • URL Encoded: %E2%80%9E
  • Related characters:
    ‚ • ” • » • “ • « • ’ • › • " • ‘ • ‹

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