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Appearance | Short For | HTML4 entity | Unicode |
Æ | AE | Æ | \u00c6 |
æ | ae | æ | \u00e6 |
Œ | OE | Œ | \u0152 |
œ | oe | œ | \u0153 |
ff | ff | ff | \ufb00 |
fi | fi | fi | \ufb01 |
fl | fl | fl | \ufb02 |
ffi | ffi | ffi | \ufb03 |
ffl | ffl | ffl | \ufb04 |
ſt | ft | ſt | \ufb05 |
st | st | st | \ufb06 |
ß | ss | ß | \u00df German ss Eszett, Scharfes S. It is more like an extra letter of the alphabet than a ligature, since the meaning of words can change when it is used. It has no equivalent upper case form. ß in HTML5 (Hypertext Markup Language v 5) |
| tt |  | \ue70e unofficial in private area |
th | not available. | ||
fj | not available. |
Exchange documents should not contain ligatures. They should be inserted at the last second by the font rendering software using its own rules, much the way it positions characters and chooses their sizes. The ligatures that do exist in Unicode are there primarily for legacy reasons.
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