Mathematical Bold Fraktur Small E 𝖊

Visual Description: This symbol appears as a small e shaped glyph drawn in the bold Fraktur style, with sharp angular strokes and a tall x-height. The lines are thick, the curves are brisk, and the stroke endings have a pointed, calligraphic feel. It sits prominently in mathematical text and UI mocks.

Meaning & Usage: The bold Fraktur e commonly stands in for a variable, a parameter, or a stylized constant in equations. In teaching or design, it marks emphasis or a special case of e. In formulas, treat it as you would any symbol named 'e', and no special rules apply.

Historical Background: Fraktur letters have long history in printed mathematics and typography; bold variants emphasize or differentiate terms in dense equations. This form is part of a broader practice of encoding scripts in math typesetting. The idea remains general: use a distinctive typographic style to highlight a symbol.

Practical Use: In user interfaces, this symbol can be selected via a character picker or a quick UI control that toggles styles, allowing learners to compare values or switch between stylistic variants of e. In calculators or notebook apps, it helps separate a special parameter from ordinary variables, enhancing readability and quick recognition of structure.

See our category page for related symbols.

Look‑alikes: e (U+65).

Need styled alternatives? Try the Fancy Text tool.