U+1EBE "Ế" Latin Capital Letter E with Circumflex and Acute Unicode Character

U+1EBE "Ế" Latin Capital Letter E with Circumflex and Acute is a precomposed letter used primarily in the Vietnamese alphabet, where it represents the sound of the vowel "E" with both a rising-tone mark (the acute accent) and the circumflex that modifies the vowel quality. It is a distinct grapheme in the Latin Extended Additional block, encoded for use in digital text to correctly render the Vietnamese language, particularly for words like "Ếch" meaning frog. This character combines a base Latin capital E with two diacritical marks stacked above it, the circumflex first and then the acute, and it is a standard part of the Vietnamese writing system, which employs multiple tone marks and vowel modifiers.