The Hebrew Points

Hebrew points (in Hebrew, Niqud) indicate vowels and other details affecting pronunciation. Their use is optional. The table also includes traditional Hebrew punctuation.

The points are only included in the newer character codes: ISO 10646, Unicode, and SI 1311-1.

The Unicode standard and ISO 10646 include additional Hebrew characters that are not included in Israeli standards and are not needed for Hebrew support.

Name	ISO 10646 Unicode	SI 1311-1
Hebrew Point Sheva	`05b0/1456`	`c0/192`
Hebrew Point Hataf Segol	`05b1/1457`	`c1/193`
Hebrew Point Hataf Patah	`05b2/1458`	`c2/194`
Hebrew Point Hataf Qamats	`05b3/1459`	`c3/195`
Hebrew Point Hiriq	`05b4/1460`	`c4/196`
Hebrew Point Tsere	`05b5/1461`	`c5/197`
Hebrew Point Segol	`05b6/1462`	`c6/198`
Hebrew Point Patah	`05b7/1463`	`c7/199`
Hebrew Point Qamats	`05b8/1464`	`c8/200`
Hebrew Point Holam	`05b9/1465`	`c9/201`
Hebrew Point Qubuts	`05bb/1467`	`cb/203`
Hebrew Point Dagesh or Mapiq or Shuruq	`05bc/1468`	`cc/204`
Hebrew Point Meteg	`05bd/1469`	`cd/205`
Hebrew Punctuation Maqaf	`05be/1470`	`ce/206`
Hebrew Point Rafe	`05bf/1471`	`cf/207`
Hebrew Punctuation Paseq	`05c0/1472`	`d0/208`
Hebrew Point Shin Dot	`05c1/1473`	`d1/209`
Hebrew Point Sin Dot	`05c2/1474`	`d2/210`
Hebrew Punctuation Sof Pasuq	`05c3/1475`	`d3/211`
Hebrew Mark Upper Dot	`05c4/1476`	`d4/212`