No Value in Lowercase Unicode Property

No is the designation for characters that are definitively not lowercase, meaning they do not have the inherent characteristic of being a small letter form, such as digits, punctuation, symbols, or uppercase letters. This value applies to any character that does not qualify as a lowercase letter under the standard’s definition, regardless of whether it has an uppercase counterpart or is a non-cased symbol. It simply indicates the absence of the lowercase feature, without implying anything about other casing attributes. For example, “A,” “1,” and “@” all receive this value because none of them are in lowercase form, even if they are part of a writing system that uses case distinctions.

This is the default value, shared by most characters (307,601 in total), so no character list is shown.