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Arabic Letter Teheh Letter

ٿ is the Arabic Letter Teheh, a Unicode character used in Arabic-script writing.

U+067F

ٿ (Unicode U+067F) is an Arabic-script letter used in written languages that use the Arabic alphabet. This page helps you copy it reliably and understand how it’s represented in Unicode and common encodings.

Arabic Letter Teheh Letter Meaning

ٿ is the Arabic letter “Teheh,” represented by Unicode code point U+067F. It appears in Arabic-script words and names in languages and orthographies that use additional letters beyond basic Arabic. Visually, it’s part of the Arabic letter set and is typically typed as a standalone character within text. In practice, its meaning is determined by the word it appears in, rather than by a standalone English gloss. When using it in documents or web content, the key is to ensure you preserve the correct character (U+067F) so the rendering matches the intended script.

Common uses

  • Copy/paste in Arabic-script text for names and labels
  • Writing and editing content in languages that use the Teheh letter
  • UI text and forms that must match exact Unicode characters
  • Typography and design mockups requiring precise character shapes
  • Programming and localization where correct Unicode input matters

Examples

ٿ Arabic Letter Teheh

  • ٿمحل ٿ
  • ٿٿِیک
  • ٿٿاڻو
  • ٿعٿمان
  • ٿٿقافت

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+067F
HTML Entityٿ
HTML Codeٿ
CSS\067F

FAQ

What does the Arabic Letter Teheh letter mean?

ٿ is the Arabic letter “Teheh,” represented by Unicode code point U+067F. It appears in Arabic-script words and names in languages and orthographies that use additional letters beyond basic Arabic. Visually, it’s part of the Arabic letter set and is typically typed as a standalone character within text. In practice, its meaning is determined by the word it appears in, rather than by a standalone English gloss. When using it in documents or web content, the key is to ensure you preserve the correct character (U+067F) so the rendering matches the intended script.

What Unicode character is ٿ?

ٿ is Unicode U+067F, named “ARABIC LETTER TEHEH.”

How can I copy ٿ for use in HTML?

Use the HTML entity: ٿ

How do I enter ٿ in CSS or JavaScript?

CSS escape: \\067F. JavaScript (ES6) escape: \\u{067F}.

Will it look correct on all devices?

It should render correctly when the font supports the Arabic letter forms for U+067F. If you see a placeholder box, try a font that supports Arabic Extended characters.