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Cjk Compatibility Ideograph-f9a7 Letter

獵 is a CJK compatibility ideograph (U+F9A7) used in some legacy encodings and fonts.

U+F9A7

獵 is a Unicode character in the CJK compatibility block. Because it’s a compatibility ideograph, its visual appearance can vary by font. This page helps you copy it correctly and use it in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Cjk Compatibility Ideograph-f9a7 Letter Meaning

獵 is the CJK compatibility ideograph with Unicode code point U+F9A7 (HTML entity 獵). Characters in the “compatibility ideograph” area are typically tied to legacy or compatibility mappings, meaning they may represent a compatibility-form character rather than a modern, commonly typed letter. In practice, the most important “meaning” is its identity as a specific Unicode code point, especially when reproducing older documents, dealing with font/encoding compatibility, or matching text that contains this exact character. If you don’t see the glyph, it usually indicates a missing font rather than an error in the code point.

Common uses

  • Reproducing legacy CJK text exactly (copy/paste and document matching)
  • Testing font coverage for compatibility ideographs in web and design tools
  • Debugging text rendering issues where U+F9A7 appears in logs or data
  • Encoding/decoding workflows that rely on exact Unicode code points
  • Displaying characters in UI mockups that must match existing content

Examples

獵 CJK Compatibility Ideograph F9A7

  • Legacy sample: 獵
  • Font test string: 獵 獵 獵
  • Document snippet: ...獵...
  • Debug output: U+F9A7 → 獵
  • Copied character: 獵

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+F9A7
HTML Entity獵
HTML Code獵
CSS\F9A7

FAQ

What does the Cjk Compatibility Ideograph-f9a7 letter mean?

獵 is the CJK compatibility ideograph with Unicode code point U+F9A7 (HTML entity 獵). Characters in the “compatibility ideograph” area are typically tied to legacy or compatibility mappings, meaning they may represent a compatibility-form character rather than a modern, commonly typed letter. In practice, the most important “meaning” is its identity as a specific Unicode code point, especially when reproducing older documents, dealing with font/encoding compatibility, or matching text that contains this exact character. If you don’t see the glyph, it usually indicates a missing font rather than an error in the code point.

What is the Unicode code point for 獵?

獵 is U+F9A7 (CJK COMPATIBILITY IDEOGRAPH-F9A7).

How can I copy 獵 into HTML?

Use the HTML entity: 獵 or paste the character directly: 獵.

Why don’t I see the character when I paste it?

It’s usually a font support issue. Not all fonts include the glyph for U+F9A7, so the character may show as a missing-glyph box.

How do I write 獵 in CSS or JavaScript?

CSS: \\F9A7. JavaScript: \\u{F9A7}.