Gothic Letter Iuja Character
๐ถ (Gothic Letter Iuja) is a Unicode Gothic character used to represent the letter iuja.
U+10336
๐ถ is the Unicode character named GOTHIC LETTER IUJA. Itโs part of the Gothic script block and can be used wherever you need precise textual representation of Gothic letters. Use the copy options below for quick pasting or for programming environments.
Gothic Letter Iuja Character Meaning
๐ถ is the Gothic script character โGOTHIC LETTER IUJAโ with Unicode code point U+10336. As a letter, it represents a specific sound or linguistic element within Gothic writing, rather than a punctuation mark or an emoji-like symbol. Designers, editors, and researchers may use it when transcribing Gothic texts, labeling samples of historic or constructed scripts, or testing font coverage for the Gothic block. Because the character is relatively niche, correct rendering depends on having a font that supports the Gothic Unicode range.
Common uses
- โขTranscribing or typing Gothic script in digital documents
- โขAdding accurate characters to linguistics or historical text samples
- โขTesting font support for the Gothic Unicode block (U+10336)
- โขCreating study materials or worksheets featuring Gothic letters
- โขBuilding custom keyboards or input tools for Unicode Gothic characters
Examples
๐ถ Gothic Letter Iuja
- ๐ถ๐ถ in a Gothic alphabet chart
- ๐ถCopying ๐ถ into a text editor for Unicode testing
- ๐ถUsing ๐ถ as a label in a typography specimen
- ๐ถIncluding ๐ถ in a transcription note for a manuscript excerpt
- ๐ถPlacing ๐ถ in a coding demo that outputs Unicode characters
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+10336 | |
| HTML Entity | 𐌶 | |
| HTML Code | 𐌶 | |
| CSS | \10336 |
FAQ
What does the Gothic Letter Iuja character mean?
๐ถ is the Gothic script character โGOTHIC LETTER IUJAโ with Unicode code point U+10336. As a letter, it represents a specific sound or linguistic element within Gothic writing, rather than a punctuation mark or an emoji-like symbol. Designers, editors, and researchers may use it when transcribing Gothic texts, labeling samples of historic or constructed scripts, or testing font coverage for the Gothic block. Because the character is relatively niche, correct rendering depends on having a font that supports the Gothic Unicode range.
What is the Unicode code point for ๐ถ?
๐ถ is U+10336.
How can I paste ๐ถ into HTML?
Use the HTML entity: 𐌶.
What are the JavaScript escape options for this character?
You can use \\u{10336} in JavaScript.
Why does ๐ถ sometimes show as a box or question mark?
Your current font or system may not support the Gothic Unicode range, so the character canโt render correctly.