Braille Pattern Dots-35 Braille
⠔ is the braille pattern representing dots 3 and 5 (Unicode U+2814).
U+2814
⠔ is a Unicode braille character known as “Braille Pattern Dots-35” (U+2814). It’s useful when you need a specific braille cell in text, UI, or technical documents. Below you’ll find practical ways to copy and use it.
Braille Pattern Dots-35 Braille Meaning
⠔ (U+2814) is “Braille Pattern Dots-35,” a braille cell with dots 3 and 5 raised. In braille, combinations of raised dots form letters, numbers, punctuation, and contractions depending on the braille code being used (for example, different mappings for different languages and systems). As a standalone Unicode braille pattern, its primary purpose is to represent the physical dot layout reliably. When displaying or storing braille, using the exact Unicode character helps preserve the intended cell structure across fonts, platforms, and technologies.
Common uses
- •Displaying a specific braille cell in accessibility-related prototypes and UI mockups
- •Printing or rendering braille dot patterns in educational materials and worksheets
- •Labeling braille indicators or tactile signage mockups in design files
- •Using the exact Unicode character in technical documents that describe dot layouts
- •Implementing braille pattern rendering in software where dot positions must be preserved
Examples
⠔ Braille Pattern Dots-35
- ⠔“The raised dots are 3 and 5: ⠔.”
- ⠔“Braille cell U+2814 (⠔) corresponds to dots 3 and 5.”
- ⠔“Use ⠔ when you need the dots-35 pattern character.”
- ⠔“In the diagram, ⠔ marks the braille cell for dots 3 and 5.”
- ⠔“Copy this symbol: ⠔.”
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2814 | |
| HTML Entity | ⠔ | |
| HTML Code | ⠔ | |
| CSS | \2814 |
FAQ
What does ⠔ represent?
⠔ is the Unicode braille pattern “Dots-35,” meaning dots 3 and 5 are raised.
Is ⠔ the same as a specific letter?
Not by itself. ⠔ describes the dot layout; what character it maps to depends on the braille code and language being used.
How can I copy ⠔ into my project?
You can copy the character directly as “⠔”, or use its Unicode code point U+2814 in your text/renderer.
What are the official code representations for ⠔?
HTML entity: ⠔. CSS escape: \\2814. JavaScript escape: \\u{2814}.