D With Accent (ḋ ď ḑ đ ḍ ð) — How to Type Accented D on Any Keyboard
When people search “d with accent”, they might mean different letters.
Some are used in European languages (like ď and đ), some appear in phonetics/linguistics (like ð and ɗ), and others are used in academic writing (like ḍ, ḋ, ḏ, ḓ).
This guide helps you:
- Find the exact “d with accent” you need
- Copy & paste it instantly
- Type it on Windows, Mac, Word, Excel, Google Docs
- Fix common issues (Alt codes not working, laptop keypad problems, etc.)
If you just need the letter right now:
- Copy it from this list
- Paste it where you want
Related Tool: Accent Letters Keyboard & Symbol Builder
Step 1: Pick the Exact “D with Accent” You Mean
Here are the most common ones people search for.
A) D with caron (ď Ď)
Looks like a tiny “v” above the letter.
Use cases:
- Czech and Slovak (and some related language contexts)
- Names and place names
Letters:
- Lowercase: ď
- Uppercase: Ď
B) D with stroke (đ Đ)
Looks like a bar through the d.
Use cases:
- Croatian, Vietnamese, and other language contexts
- Names and transliteration
Letters:
- Lowercase: đ
- Uppercase: Đ
C) Eth (ð Ð)
The Eth character is a different letter, not just an accent.
It’s common in language study and appears in Icelandic.
Use cases:
- Icelandic
- Linguistics/phonetics
- Old English references
Letters:
- Lowercase: ð
- Uppercase: Ð
D) D with dot below (ḍ Ḍ)
A dot under the letter.
Use cases:
- Sanskrit transliteration
- Arabic transliteration
- Academic writing / linguistics
Letters:
- Lowercase: ḍ
- Uppercase: Ḍ
E) D with dot above (ḋ Ḋ)
A dot above the letter.
Use cases:
- Irish (older usage/linguistic contexts)
- Linguistics and academic writing
Letters:
- Lowercase: ḋ
- Uppercase: Ḋ
F) Other “D with marks” you might see (less common)
- ḑ Ḑ (d with cedilla / comma below)
- ḏ Ḏ (d with line below)
- ḓ Ḓ (d with circumflex below)
- ɗ Ɗ (d with hook — common in phonetics/IPA)
- ƌ Ƌ (d with topbar — phonetics)
If you’re unsure which one you need, the widget (click-to-copy) above is the best solution because users can visually find the right character.
How to Type “D with Accent” on Windows
Method 1: Windows Alt Codes (Fastest if you have a numeric keypad)
How to use:
- Turn Num Lock ON
- Hold Alt
- Type the code using the numeric keypad
- Release Alt
Here are the most popular ones:
D with caron (in MS Word)
- ď → Alt 271
- Ď → Alt 270
D with stroke (in MS Word)
- đ → Alt 273
- Đ → Alt 272
Eth (in Windows)
- ð → Alt 0240
- Ð → Alt 0208
D with dot below (in MS Word)
- ḍ → Alt 7693
- Ḍ → Alt 7692
D with dot above (in MS Word)
- ḋ → Alt 7691
- Ḋ → Alt 7690