he ligature that looks like a capital B but is pronounced as a double s (ss) is actually called the "long s" or "ſs". This character was used in early modern English and other languages, but is no longer in use today.

In Unicode, the long s character has the code point U+017F. The ſs ligature is sometimes represented in Unicode as two separate characters: "ſ" and "s". Here is the UTF-8 representation for the ſs ligature:


0xC5 0xBF
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