Bengali Currency Numerator One Letter
৴ (U+09F4) is the Bengali Currency Numerator One character used as a part of Bengali currency fraction notation.
U+09F4
The symbol ৴ is a Bengali character identified as “Bengali Currency Numerator One.” It can be used when writing Bengali currency in fraction-style notation. Below you’ll find copy-friendly options and implementation details.
Bengali Currency Numerator One Letter Meaning
৴ is the Unicode character named “BENGALI CURRENCY NUMERATOR ONE” (code point U+09F4). As suggested by its name, it represents the numerator “one” within Bengali currency fraction formatting. You’ll typically see it used alongside other Bengali currency fraction marks to express fractional amounts (for example, one part of a currency unit). This symbol is primarily relevant for accurate text rendering in systems that support Bengali script and currency notation. If you’re building multilingual text, generating currency displays, or formatting content that relies on Unicode-accurate Bengali typography, use the exact character code rather than a visually similar substitute.
Common uses
- •Typing Bengali currency fractions that include the numerator one character
- •Designing or testing Bengali text rendering in fonts and UI components
- •Programming Unicode-aware data entry for Bengali currency formatting
- •Preparing localized content for documents that use Bengali currency fraction notation
- •Copying the exact symbol into spreadsheets or text editors that support Unicode
Examples
৴ Bengali Currency Numerator One
- ৴৴১২
- ৴৴ ১/৩
- ৴মোট: ৴১০
- ৴৴০.৫
- ৴৴১ অংশ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+09F4 | |
| HTML Entity | ৴ | |
| HTML Code | ৴ | |
| CSS | \09F4 |
FAQ
What does the Bengali Currency Numerator One letter mean?
৴ is the Unicode character named “BENGALI CURRENCY NUMERATOR ONE” (code point U+09F4). As suggested by its name, it represents the numerator “one” within Bengali currency fraction formatting. You’ll typically see it used alongside other Bengali currency fraction marks to express fractional amounts (for example, one part of a currency unit). This symbol is primarily relevant for accurate text rendering in systems that support Bengali script and currency notation. If you’re building multilingual text, generating currency displays, or formatting content that relies on Unicode-accurate Bengali typography, use the exact character code rather than a visually similar substitute.
What is the Unicode code point for ৴?
৴ is U+09F4 (Unicode name: BENGALI CURRENCY NUMERATOR ONE).
How can I copy ৴ reliably?
Copy the character directly from this page as “৴”, or use the provided escapes (HTML, CSS, or JavaScript) to insert it in code.
What are the HTML and escape values for ৴?
The HTML entity is ৴ and the CSS/JS escapes are \\09F4 and \\u{09F4} respectively.
Where is this symbol typically used?
It’s mainly used in Bengali currency fraction-style notation, where it represents the numerator “one” as part of the fraction formatting.