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Cjk Compatibility Ideograph-f959 Letter

陵 (U+F959) is a CJK compatibility ideograph character for East Asian text and typography needs.

U+F959

陵 is the character encoded as U+F959 in the CJK Compatibility block. It’s useful when you need an exact legacy/compatibility form in text, fonts, or UI mockups. Here you can copy it and use ready-to-paste escape sequences.

Cjk Compatibility Ideograph-f959 Letter Meaning

陵 is a CJK compatibility ideograph identified by the Unicode name “CJK COMPATIBILITY IDEOGRAPH-F959” (code point U+F959). As a compatibility character, it is often used to preserve or represent a specific legacy form in East Asian text processing, especially when round-tripping data that may include compatibility glyphs. In practice, you may encounter it in older documents, specialized datasets, or typography scenarios where exact code points matter more than a general “similar-looking” character. If your goal is rendering consistency, copy the character directly or use the provided HTML, CSS, and JavaScript escapes to avoid encoding mistakes.

Common uses

  • Copy/paste of a specific CJK compatibility glyph in UI text where exact code points matter.
  • Web development display using the HTML entity 陵 for consistent rendering.
  • CSS content generation with the escape \\F959 to embed the character in pseudo-elements.
  • JavaScript strings using \\u{F959} for data-driven text or templating.
  • Testing font coverage and glyph rendering for CJK compatibility characters.

Examples

陵 CJK Compatibility Ideograph-F959

  • Example: 陵 is shown with the correct Unicode code point.
  • Legacy text sample: 陵 appears exactly as stored.
  • UI label: 陵 (U+F959) for a compatibility glyph test.
  • Dataset note: code point U+F959 maps to this character 陵.
  • Template output: 陵 renders when the proper escape is used.

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+F959
HTML Entity陵
HTML Code陵
CSS\F959

FAQ

What does the Cjk Compatibility Ideograph-f959 letter mean?

陵 is a CJK compatibility ideograph identified by the Unicode name “CJK COMPATIBILITY IDEOGRAPH-F959” (code point U+F959). As a compatibility character, it is often used to preserve or represent a specific legacy form in East Asian text processing, especially when round-tripping data that may include compatibility glyphs. In practice, you may encounter it in older documents, specialized datasets, or typography scenarios where exact code points matter more than a general “similar-looking” character. If your goal is rendering consistency, copy the character directly or use the provided HTML, CSS, and JavaScript escapes to avoid encoding mistakes.