Yes of course. Character you are looking for is German ß	Eszett (ss).

Uppercase is "SS" (standard case mapping), alternatively U+1E9E
typographically the glyph for this character can be based on a ligature of U+017F with either U+0073 or with an old-style glyph for U+007A (the latter similar in appearance to U+0292). Both forms exist interchangeably today.

latin small letter long s U+017F
latin small letter ezh U+0292
greek small letter beta U+03B2
latin capital letter sharp s U+1E9E

HTML Entity (named)	&szlig;
HTML Entity:	 &#7838; &#x1E9E;

UTF-8 Encoding:	0xE1 0xBA 0x9E
UTF-16 Encoding:	0x1E9E
UTF-32 Encoding:	0x00001E9E

Lowercase Character:	ß (U+00DF)
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