U+1F14 "ἔ" Greek Small Letter Epsilon with Psili and Oxia Unicode Character

U+1F14 "ἔ" Greek Small Letter Epsilon with Psili and Oxia is a polytonic Greek letter used in historical and scholarly texts to represent the vowel epsilon (ε) carrying both a smooth breathing mark (psili) and an acute accent (oxia). This combination typically indicates that the epsilon begins a word with a smooth, unaspirated sound while also placing it under a high pitch or stress in the context of ancient Greek pronunciation. It is primarily employed in classical, biblical, or Byzantine Greek writing systems where multiple diacritical marks are required to convey precise prosody and grammar, and it forms part of the Unicode standard for representing such specialized orthographic features in digital text.