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Ve (Cyrillic)

Ve (В, в) is the third letter of the Cyrillic alphabet. In the Russian language it is usually pronounced [v], except at the end of a word, where is is pronounced [f]. It looks like the B of the Latin alphabet. Its HTML entities are: В or В for capital and в or в for lower case.

Ve's old name is Vedi. It is derived from Greek beta (Β, β), which was, evidently, already pronounced [v] in Greek by the time the Cyrillic alphabet was created.

Code positions

Character encoding	Case	Decimal	Hexadecimal	Octal	Binary
Unicode	Capital	1042	0412	002022	0000010000010010
	Small	1074	0432	002062	0000010000110010
ISO 8859-5	Capital	178	b2	262	0010110010
	Small	210	d2	322	0011010010
KOI 8	Capital	247	f7	367	0011110111
	Small	215	d7	327	0011010111
Windows 1251	Capital	194	c2	302	0011000010
	Small	226	e2	342	0011100010

Its HTML entities are: В or В for capital and в or в for small letter.

See also

• Be, Beta, B, V

Cyrillic alphabet
А A	Б Be	В Ve	Г Ge	Ѓ Gje	Ґ Ghe	Д De	Ђ Dje	Е E	Є Ukrainian E	Ѐ E with grave	Ё Yo	Ж Zhe
Ѕ Dze	З Ze	И I	Й short I	Ѝ I with grave	І Ukrainian I	Ї Yi	Ј Je	К Ka	Ќ Kje	Л El	Љ Lje	М Em
Н En	Њ Nje	О O	П Pe	Р Er	С Es	Т Te	Ћ Tshe	Ѹ Ou	У U	Ў U short	Ф Ef	Х Ha
Ѡ Omega Cyrillic	Ц Tse	Ч Che	Џ Dzhe	Ш Sha	Щ Shcha	Ъ Hard sign (yer)	Ы Yery	Ь Soft sign	Ѣ Yat	Э E reversed	Ю Yu	Я Ya
ɾa (not in Unicode) A iotified	Ѥ E iotified	Ѧ Yus small	Ѫ Yus big	Ѩ Yus small iotified	Ѭ Yus big iotified	Ѯ Ksi Cyrillic	Ѱ Psi Cyrillic	Ѳ Fita	Ѵ Izhitsa	Ѷ Izhitsa with double grave

(Russian letters bolded; old letters italics)