Cursive E and e to copy and paste
ℰ is the cursive capital E and ℯ the lowercase e. Tap one to copy it.
Every cursive capital E on this site
Every cursive lowercase e on this site
Initials with E
𝓔 ♡ 𝓕
Names that start with E
More in the name generatorThe Unicode characters behind cursive E
ℰ and ℯ take one UTF-16 unit, because they are in the Letterlike Symbols block, below U+10000. The other characters in this table are in the Mathematical Alphanumeric Symbols block, above U+FFFF, and take two.
| Character | Style | Unicode name | Code point | UTF-16 | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ℰ | Cursive script, capital | SCRIPT CAPITAL E | U+2130 | 1 unit | |
| ℯ | Cursive script, lowercase | SCRIPT SMALL E | U+212F | 1 unit | |
| 𝓔 | Bold cursive, capital | MATHEMATICAL BOLD SCRIPT CAPITAL E | U+1D4D4 | 2 units | |
| 𝓮 | Bold cursive, lowercase | MATHEMATICAL BOLD SCRIPT SMALL E | U+1D4EE | 2 units | |
| 𝐸 | Italic cursive, capital | MATHEMATICAL ITALIC CAPITAL E | U+1D438 | 2 units | |
| 𝑒 | Italic cursive, lowercase | MATHEMATICAL ITALIC SMALL E | U+1D452 | 2 units | |
| 𝑬 | Bold italic cursive, capital | MATHEMATICAL BOLD ITALIC CAPITAL E | U+1D46C | 2 units | |
| 𝒆 | Bold italic cursive, lowercase | MATHEMATICAL BOLD ITALIC SMALL E | U+1D486 | 2 units | |
| 𝙀 | Handwritten slant, capital | MATHEMATICAL SANS-SERIF BOLD ITALIC CAPITAL E | U+1D640 | 2 units | |
| 𝙚 | Handwritten slant, lowercase | MATHEMATICAL SANS-SERIF BOLD ITALIC SMALL E | U+1D65A | 2 units |
Where ℰ comes from
ℰ is U+2130 SCRIPT CAPITAL E. It has been in Unicode since version 1.1, in the Letterlike Symbols block. Unicode gives it the alias “emf (electromotive force)”.
The Mathematical Script alphabet was added in Unicode 3.1. Its position for capital E, U+1D4A0, is reserved and cross-referenced to ℰ instead of holding a character of its own, so the Unicode data sends that position to ℰ.
Because ℰ sits in a different Unicode block from 𝒟 and 𝒢 (Mathematical Alphanumeric Symbols), a font can design it separately, and how closely they match depends on the font. ℰ takes one UTF-16 unit where 𝒟 takes two. The Mathematical Bold Script alphabet has no gap at this letter: 𝓔 is U+1D4D4, in sequence with 𝓓 and 𝓕.
Where ℯ comes from
ℯ is U+212F SCRIPT SMALL E. It has been in Unicode since version 1.1, in the Letterlike Symbols block. Unicode gives it the aliases “error” and “natural exponent”.
The Mathematical Script alphabet was added in Unicode 3.1. Its position for small e, U+1D4BA, is reserved and cross-referenced to ℯ instead of holding a character of its own, so the Unicode data sends that position to ℯ.
Because ℯ sits in a different Unicode block from 𝒹 and 𝒻 (Mathematical Alphanumeric Symbols), a font can design it separately, and how closely they match depends on the font. ℯ takes one UTF-16 unit where 𝒹 takes two. The Mathematical Bold Script alphabet has no gap at this letter: 𝓮 is U+1D4EE, in sequence with 𝓭 and 𝓯.
Characters that resemble a cursive e but are not
Why a look-alike is not a harmless swapε belongs to the Greek script in Unicode, not the Latin one (GREEK SMALL LETTER EPSILON), however closely a slanted font makes it resemble a cursive e.
| Character | Unicode name | Unicode aliases and notes | Code point | UTF-16 | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ℮ | ESTIMATED SYMBOL | note: “used in European packaging” | U+212E | 1 unit | |
| ε | GREEK SMALL LETTER EPSILON | — | U+03B5 | 1 unit |