Bengali Anji Letter
ঀ (Bengali Anji, U+0980) is a Bengali Unicode character used in text requiring accurate script representation.
U+0980
ঀ is the Bengali Anji character in the Bengali Unicode block. It’s identified as U+0980 and can be copied into design and text tools. Below you’ll find practical ways to use it, plus reliable copy/encoding options.
Bengali Anji Letter Meaning
Bengali Anji (ঀ) is a Unicode character represented by code point U+0980 (HTML entity ঀ). It belongs to the Bengali script category and is used when you need precise Bengali character rendering—such as in typography, script-aware content, or work with legacy Bengali text. Like many script-specific characters, it’s typically meaningful in the context of Bengali orthography, fonts, and rendering behavior. If you’re comparing text across platforms, the safest way to ensure consistency is to use the actual character (ঀ) or its exact escapes (CSS \\0980 or JavaScript \\u{0980}).
Common uses
- •Pasting Bengali text in editors that support Unicode and ensuring correct character display
- •Typography and font testing for Bengali script rendering at U+0980
- •Preparing multilingual documents where exact Bengali characters must match source text
- •Building script-aware search or indexing fields for Bengali content
- •Using in UI mockups or labels that require the specific Bengali character
Examples
ঀ Bengali Anji (U+0980)
- ঀঀ
- ঀএটা ঀ-তে শুরু হয়
- ঀইনপুট: ঀ (U+0980)
- ঀফন্ট টেস্ট: ঀ
- ঀকপি করুন: ঀ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+0980 | |
| HTML Entity | ঀ | |
| HTML Code | ঀ | |
| CSS | \0980 |
FAQ
What does the Bengali Anji letter mean?
Bengali Anji (ঀ) is a Unicode character represented by code point U+0980 (HTML entity ঀ). It belongs to the Bengali script category and is used when you need precise Bengali character rendering—such as in typography, script-aware content, or work with legacy Bengali text. Like many script-specific characters, it’s typically meaningful in the context of Bengali orthography, fonts, and rendering behavior. If you’re comparing text across platforms, the safest way to ensure consistency is to use the actual character (ঀ) or its exact escapes (CSS \\0980 or JavaScript \\u{0980}).
What is the Unicode code point for Bengali Anji (ঀ)?
It is U+0980.
How can I copy ঀ into my document?
Copy the character directly: ঀ. You can also use the HTML entity ঀ or the Unicode escapes provided (CSS \\0980, JavaScript \\u{0980}).
What is the HTML entity for this character?
The HTML entity is ঀ.
What do I use for CSS or JavaScript?
In CSS you can use \\0980. In JavaScript you can use \\u{0980}.