# Old English Letter K > The Old English (Fraktur) letter K: copyable forms, how it is built and what it is confused with. - **URL**: https://www.oldenglishfontgenerator.com/old-english-alphabet/k --- | Form | Character | Code point | | --- | --- | --- | | Fraktur capital | π”Ž | U+1D50E | | Fraktur lowercase | 𝔨 | U+1D528 | | Bold Fraktur capital | 𝕢 | U+1D576 | | Bold Fraktur lowercase | 𝖐 | U+1D590 | ## How the Old English K is built The capital K combines a looped stem with an angled arm and leg. The lowercase k has a tall ascender with a small loop or bowl attached to the right. ## Easily confused with Lowercase k can resemble lowercase t when printed small, because both have a vertical with a short stroke on the right. ## Where people use it K suits King, Kingdom and Knight, words that already have a medieval feel, and is popular for crown-themed designs. ## Example words - King: π•Άπ–Žπ–“π–Œ - Kingdom: π•Άπ–Žπ–“π–Œπ–‰π–”π–’ - Karla: 𝕢𝖆𝖗𝖑𝖆 - Knight: π•Άπ–“π–Žπ–Œπ–π–™ - K.K.: 𝕢.𝕢. [Full Old English alphabet](https://www.oldenglishfontgenerator.com/old-english-alphabet)