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Unicode has code points for certain Roman characters with a dot underneath, for instance U+1E04 — "Latin Capital Letter B With Dot Below" but code points don't exist for all letters.

How can I put a dot below an arbitrary (Roman) character?

I know about code point U+0323 — the combining dot below diacritical:

But here is how the sequence \u0323X\u0323C is rendered: '̣X̣C'

I'd like to get a dot under the C as well as the X. In some renderings I see two dots under the X and in others I see only one dot under the X. In either case there is no dot under the C.

Giacomo1968
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ErikR
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It would appear you're entering your data backwards. The combining character follows the letter it's to combine with, rather than leading it.

That way you get X̣C̣ rather than ̣X̣C, or as in your example above, under the first quote '̣X̣C'

Tetsujin
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