Braille Pattern Dots-134 Braille
⠍ (U+280D) represents the Braille pattern dots 1-3-4.
U+280D
⠍ is a Unicode Braille character named “BRAILLE PATTERN DOTS-134” (U+280D). It’s commonly used when you need to display a specific Braille cell pattern in plain text. Below you’ll find practical ways to copy and use it.
Braille Pattern Dots-134 Braille Meaning
⠍ is a Unicode Braille pattern character: BRAILLE PATTERN DOTS-134 (U+280D). Braille characters are built from raised-dot positions in a 2×4 grid. This specific pattern indicates that dots 1, 3, and 4 are raised, while the other dots are not. Depending on the document’s Braille mapping system (English grade, technical codes, etc.), a dot pattern may correspond to a particular letter, number, or function. In practice, this character is most useful when you’re working with Braille text rendering, testing, labeled UI elements, or generating Braille-related content where the exact dot pattern matters.
Common uses
- •Including a specific Braille cell in documentation or instructions
- •Designing accessibility or language-support UI labels that reference Braille patterns
- •Testing fonts, renderers, or browser support for Unicode Braille
- •Creating educational content showing dot positions and variations
- •Formatting Braille-related content in plain text or localized templates
Examples
⠍ Braille Pattern Dots-134
- ⠍The pattern for this cell is ⠍.
- ⠍U+280D corresponds to ⠍ in Unicode Braille.
- ⠍Copy this symbol: ⠍
- ⠍Braille dot pattern dots-134: ⠍
- ⠍Rendering check: ⠍
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+280D | |
| HTML Entity | ⠍ | |
| HTML Code | ⠍ | |
| CSS | \280D |
FAQ
What does the Braille Pattern Dots-134 braille mean?
⠍ is a Unicode Braille pattern character: BRAILLE PATTERN DOTS-134 (U+280D). Braille characters are built from raised-dot positions in a 2×4 grid. This specific pattern indicates that dots 1, 3, and 4 are raised, while the other dots are not. Depending on the document’s Braille mapping system (English grade, technical codes, etc.), a dot pattern may correspond to a particular letter, number, or function. In practice, this character is most useful when you’re working with Braille text rendering, testing, labeled UI elements, or generating Braille-related content where the exact dot pattern matters.
What Unicode character is ⠍?
⠍ is the Unicode Braille pattern BRAILLE PATTERN DOTS-134 with codepoint U+280D.
How do I copy ⠍ reliably?
You can copy the character directly (⠍) or use the HTML entity ⠍ for web content, depending on your environment.
Will ⠍ display correctly on all devices?
Display depends on font and Unicode support. Most modern systems support Unicode Braille, but testing in your target environment is recommended.
Does ⠍ always mean the same Braille letter?
The dot pattern (dots 1-3-4) is fixed, but its mapped letter or meaning can vary by Braille language and coding system. The symbol itself always represents the same pattern.