Cjk Unified Ideograph-348E Letter
㒎 (U+348E) is a CJK unified ideograph character you can copy and encode using standard Unicode escapes.
U+348E
㒎 is a CJK Unified Ideograph (Unicode code point U+348E). This page helps you copy the symbol reliably and use it in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Cjk Unified Ideograph-348E Letter Meaning
㒎 is a CJK unified ideograph identified by the Unicode code point U+348E (HTML entity 㒎 and CSS/JavaScript escape forms). As with many CJK unified ideographs, its exact meaning depends on the language, font, and context in which it appears. In practice, you’ll typically use the character when working with texts that already contain this exact code point, such as scanned documents, specialized names, or datasets where the specific ideograph matters more than interpretation. If your goal is display or data fidelity, use Unicode escapes and ensure your font supports U+348E.
Common uses
- •Copying the exact character for editing CJK text or correcting data entry
- •Embedding the character in HTML using its numeric entity (㒎)
- •Generating the character in web apps via JavaScript Unicode escape (\\u{348E})
- •Specifying the character in CSS/typography previews where direct Unicode input is needed
- •Preserving the exact symbol in digital archives, spreadsheets, or OCR correction workflows
Examples
㒎 CJK Unified Ideograph-348E
- 㒎Source text: 㒎
- 㒎Record ID: 㒎-348E
- 㒎Character set sample: 㒎 㒏 㒐
- 㒎Label: 㒎
- 㒎Unicode reference: U+348E — 㒎
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+348E | |
| HTML Entity | 㒎 | |
| HTML Code | 㒎 | |
| CSS | \348E |
FAQ
What does the Cjk Unified Ideograph-348E letter mean?
㒎 is a CJK unified ideograph identified by the Unicode code point U+348E (HTML entity 㒎 and CSS/JavaScript escape forms). As with many CJK unified ideographs, its exact meaning depends on the language, font, and context in which it appears. In practice, you’ll typically use the character when working with texts that already contain this exact code point, such as scanned documents, specialized names, or datasets where the specific ideograph matters more than interpretation. If your goal is display or data fidelity, use Unicode escapes and ensure your font supports U+348E.
What is the Unicode code point for 㒎?
The Unicode code point is U+348E.
How can I copy 㒎 into HTML?
Use the numeric entity: 㒎.
How do I use 㒎 in JavaScript?
Use the Unicode escape: \\u{348E}.
Why might 㒎 not display correctly on my device?
The font you’re using may not support U+348E, or the environment may lack the needed CJK glyphs.