Cjk Unified Ideograph-349D Letter
㒝 is a CJK unified ideograph character at Unicode code point U+349D.
U+349D
㒝 is a Unicode CJK character identified as CJK Unified Ideograph-349D. It can be copied directly or inserted using Unicode escapes in code. This page provides practical ways to use and reference it reliably.
Cjk Unified Ideograph-349D Letter Meaning
㒝 is a CJK (Chinese/Japanese) unified ideograph encoded at Unicode code point U+349D. Characters in this block represent specific logographic glyphs, and their precise reading and meaning depend on the source language, font, and dictionary. In practice, you may use 㒝 when you need to reproduce text that already contains this exact character, such as copying content, entering proper names or terms from a CJK source, or ensuring consistent rendering across systems. Because it is a single code point, the safest approach is to copy it from Unicode and avoid substituting visually similar characters.
Common uses
- •Copying and pasting CJK text that contains this exact character
- •Entering or verifying data fields that must match Unicode content precisely
- •Using in UI mockups or typography tests for CJK font support
- •Including in multilingual documents where the original character must be preserved
- •Rendering the character in apps by Unicode code point (U+349D)
Examples
㒝 CJK Unified Ideograph-349D
- 㒝Here is the character: 㒝
- 㒝Copy: 㒝 and paste it into your document
- 㒝Unicode U+349D corresponds to: 㒝
- 㒝Test rendering of 㒝 in your browser
- 㒝The string starts with 㒝 followed by other CJK text
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+349D | |
| HTML Entity | 㒝 | |
| HTML Code | 㒝 | |
| CSS | \349D |
FAQ
What does the Cjk Unified Ideograph-349D letter mean?
㒝 is a CJK (Chinese/Japanese) unified ideograph encoded at Unicode code point U+349D. Characters in this block represent specific logographic glyphs, and their precise reading and meaning depend on the source language, font, and dictionary. In practice, you may use 㒝 when you need to reproduce text that already contains this exact character, such as copying content, entering proper names or terms from a CJK source, or ensuring consistent rendering across systems. Because it is a single code point, the safest approach is to copy it from Unicode and avoid substituting visually similar characters.
What is the Unicode code point for 㒝?
㒝 is U+349D (CJK Unified Ideograph-349D).
How can I include 㒝 in HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: 㒝.
How do I write 㒝 using CSS or programming escapes?
Use CSS escape \\349D, or JavaScript escape \\u{349D} (in environments that support it).
Will 㒝 always look the same on my device?
Appearance depends on the font and system support for the glyph. Using Unicode code points and choosing a font with CJK coverage improves consistency.