U+00CD "Í" Latin Capital Letter I with Acute Unicode Character

U+00CD "Í" Latin Capital Letter I with Acute is a standard typographic symbol used in various languages, including Spanish, Icelandic, and Irish, where it represents a stressed or otherwise phonetically distinct "I" sound marked by an acute accent. It is encoded in the Latin-1 Supplement block of Unicode, with a UTF-8 hexadecimal representation of C3 8D, and its HTML entity is `Í`. The character is derived from the Latin alphabet and is commonly found in words such as "ícono" in Spanish or "bíó" in Icelandic, serving to indicate word stress or differentiate meaning. As a precomposed form, it consolidates the base letter and diacritic into a single code point, ensuring consistent display across digital systems and fonts that support Latin Extended characters.