Bengali Letter Vedic Anusvara Letter
ৼ is the Bengali Letter Vedic Anusvara character (U+09FC) used in Bengali-script text.
U+09FC
ৼ (U+09FC) is a Bengali-script character named the Bengali Letter Vedic Anusvara. It’s useful when you need accurate Unicode characters for Bengali writing or typography. This page provides copy/paste text plus encoding escapes for developers.
Bengali Letter Vedic Anusvara Letter Meaning
ৼ is the Unicode character “BENGALI LETTER VEDIC ANUSVARA” (U+09FC). As a Bengali script letter, it can appear in text where specific traditional/linguistic markings are represented in Unicode. The exact visual role can vary by font and context, but it is primarily used to write the specific character rather than a generic punctuation or diacritic. If you’re typesetting Bengali or digitizing content that includes this exact character, copying the symbol directly (or using the provided escapes) helps preserve fidelity across browsers and platforms.
Common uses
- •Copying exact Bengali-script characters into documents or webpages
- •Typography and font testing for Bengali Unicode coverage
- •Preparing multilingual content that must preserve the specific U+09FC character
- •Digitizing or transcribing text that includes the Bengali Letter Vedic Anusvara
- •Building UI labels, forms, or content blocks that require the exact character
Examples
ৼ Bengali Letter Vedic Anusvara (U+09FC)
- ৼText includes ৼ to represent a specific Bengali-script character.
- ৼUse ৼ when matching the Unicode sequence U+09FC exactly.
- ৼThe sample line shows ৼ rendered with the chosen Bengali font.
- ৼCopy ৼ into your editor to maintain consistent character identity.
- ৼDeveloper test: render ৼ and verify it matches U+09FC.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+09FC | |
| HTML Entity | ৼ | |
| HTML Code | ৼ | |
| CSS | \09FC |
FAQ
What does the Bengali Letter Vedic Anusvara letter mean?
ৼ is the Unicode character “BENGALI LETTER VEDIC ANUSVARA” (U+09FC). As a Bengali script letter, it can appear in text where specific traditional/linguistic markings are represented in Unicode. The exact visual role can vary by font and context, but it is primarily used to write the specific character rather than a generic punctuation or diacritic. If you’re typesetting Bengali or digitizing content that includes this exact character, copying the symbol directly (or using the provided escapes) helps preserve fidelity across browsers and platforms.
What is the Unicode code point for ৼ?
ৼ is U+09FC, named “BENGALI LETTER VEDIC ANUSVARA”.
How can I copy ৼ reliably?
Copy the character directly from this page, or use the provided escapes like ৼ (HTML), \\09FC (CSS), or \\u{09FC} (JavaScript).
Will ৼ look the same in every font?
No. The exact appearance depends on the font and rendering support for U+09FC. Character identity will remain correct if the Unicode code point is used.
Where would I use ৼ in a text?
Use it when your content specifically requires the Bengali Letter Vedic Anusvara character (U+09FC), such as accurate transcription, Bengali typography, or Unicode-precise rendering.