へ in Hiragana or ヘ in Katakana is two kana, characters Japanese, which represent same the more. They are marked and occupy the 29e place of their respective spelling-book, between ふ and ほ.

Origin

The hiragana へ and the katakana ヘ come, via the Man' yōgana, of the Kanji 部.

Diacritic

へ and ヘ can be diacrities to form べ and ベ and to represent the sound, or ぺ and ペ for the sound

Romanisation

According to the systems of romanisation Hepburn, Kunrei and Nihon, べ and ヘ romanisent themselves in “He”, べ and ベ in “Be”, ぺ and ペ in “EP”

Layout

The hiragana へ is written in only one feature:

1. Milks diagonal from top to bottom, being reversed upwards with a little less than half of the course.

The katakana ヘ is written in only one feature:

1. Milks diagonal from top to bottom, being reversed upwards with a little less than half of the course.

Data-processing representation

• Unicode :
• へ : U+3078
• べ : U+3079
• ぺ : U+307A
• ヘ : U+30C8
• ベ : U+30D9
• ペ : U+30DA

See too

• Kana (characters)
• Hiragana
• Katakana

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