œ(œ)

Name:
Unicode: U+156
Number: 0
Translit: œ
Language: sw
Readable:
Description:

The symbol œ is known as the cedilla, a diacritical mark used in the orthography of several languages, including French, Portuguese, and Catalan. It is placed under the letter "c" to indicate a soft pronunciation, as in the word "façade." Esoterically, the cedilla is not commonly associated with specific spiritual or esoteric meanings in and of itself. However, some interpretations link its curved form to feminine energy or receptivity in a linguistic context, suggesting a subtle interplay of energy between the letter it modifies and the whole word. In ancient and modern traditions, the cedilla has not been widely used as a standalone symbol with esoteric or spiritual significance. Its primary function remains in linguistics to denote pronunciation, but its form and presence within words may hold subtle symbolic resonance for those attuned to the nuances of language and communication.