Type Yoruba characters with buttons or shortcuts, then copy them into your document or e-mail.
Type faster with Ctrl shortcuts. For example: each press of Ctrl+E steps through ẹ → é → è → ẹ́ → ẹ̀. Point at a button to see its shortcut.
Using these characters
ẹ ọ ṣ ń
Distinguish the dots below ẹ, ọ and ṣ from tone marks above. When combining several marks, insert them after the base and check their sequence and rendering after copying.
Typing with this keyboard
- Type ordinary text in the editor and place the cursor where the symbol belongs. Examples available on this keyboard: ẹ · é · è · ẹ́ · ẹ̀ · ọ.
- Click the required character. For characters with an uppercase partner, use Shift or the uppercase setting. Check each button's hint and your settings for shortcuts.
- Use the copy-all button, then check letters and marks in the receiving document. Keep important writing in a separate document.
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Symbol and character list
- ẹ Ẹ e with dot below
- é É e with acute
- è È e with grave
- ẹ́ Ẹ́ e with dot below + acute accent
- ẹ̀ Ẹ̀ e with dot below + grave accent
- ọ Ọ o with dot below
- ó Ó o with acute
- ò Ò o with grave
- ọ́ Ọ́ o with dot below + acute accent
- ọ̀ Ọ̀ o with dot below + grave accent
- ṣ Ṣ s with dot below
- á Á a with acute
- à À a with grave
- í Í i with acute
- ì Ì i with grave
- ú Ú u with acute
- ù Ù u with grave
- ń Ń n with acute
- ǹ Ǹ n with grave
- ḿ Ḿ m with acute
- m̀ M̀ m + grave accent
- ’ right single quotation mark
- “ left double quotation mark
- ” right double quotation mark
- – en dash
- — em dash
- ◌́ high tone (acute)
- ◌̀ low tone (grave)