Arabic Letter Noon With Three Dots Above Letter
ڽ is the Arabic letter noon with three dots above, encoded as U+06BD.
U+06BD
This page helps you copy and correctly reference the symbol ڽ. It is part of the Arabic script and has a specific Unicode code point. You can use the provided escapes for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Arabic Letter Noon With Three Dots Above Letter Meaning
ڽ is an Arabic script character named “Arabic letter noon with three dots above.” Its Unicode code point is U+06BD, which makes it reliably searchable and renderable when the correct font and encoding are available. The added dots are part of the character’s identity in Arabic letter forms, so using a similar-looking letter with different dot placement will not be equivalent. Writers and designers typically use it when the exact character is required for accurate text, names, or linguistic examples. For developers, using the exact Unicode value helps prevent rendering issues caused by incorrect substitution.
Common uses
- •Copying the exact character for Arabic text in documents and messaging
- •Using it in typography and logo design where the precise letter form matters
- •Correctly entering it in multilingual forms and user profiles
- •Building accurate linguistic samples in educational or documentation content
- •Encoding it in web apps using Unicode-safe escapes
Examples
ڽ Arabic letter noon with three dots above
- ڽEnter ڽ in your Arabic text field.
- ڽThe word contains ڽ at the start.
- ڽDesigner used ڽ for a custom Arabic wordmark.
- ڽThis snippet demonstrates ڽ in Unicode text.
- ڽCheck that the font renders ڽ correctly.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+06BD | |
| HTML Entity | ڽ | |
| HTML Code | ڽ | |
| CSS | \06BD |
FAQ
What does the Arabic Letter Noon With Three Dots Above letter mean?
ڽ is an Arabic script character named “Arabic letter noon with three dots above.” Its Unicode code point is U+06BD, which makes it reliably searchable and renderable when the correct font and encoding are available. The added dots are part of the character’s identity in Arabic letter forms, so using a similar-looking letter with different dot placement will not be equivalent. Writers and designers typically use it when the exact character is required for accurate text, names, or linguistic examples. For developers, using the exact Unicode value helps prevent rendering issues caused by incorrect substitution.
What Unicode character is ڽ?
ڽ is “ARABIC LETTER NOON WITH THREE DOTS ABOVE” with Unicode code point U+06BD.
How can I copy ڽ into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: ڽ (as provided: ڽ).
How do I include ڽ in JavaScript?
Use the provided JavaScript escape: \\u{06BD}.
Will ڽ always display correctly on every device?
Not always. Correct display depends on using a font that supports the Arabic glyph for U+06BD.