Cjk Unified Ideograph-34FD Letter
㓽 is a CJK Unified Ideograph character encoded as U+34FD.
U+34FD
㓽 is a single CJK Unified Ideograph character from the Unicode CJK block. It can be copied directly, or inserted using its Unicode code point (U+34FD).
Cjk Unified Ideograph-34FD Letter Meaning
㓽 is a CJK Unified Ideograph identified in Unicode as U+34FD. Like many CJK characters, its meaning depends on the specific language and the lexicon in which it is used; the character itself is primarily a writing-system glyph rather than a widely standardized standalone symbol. In practice, you’ll encounter 㓽 when working with text that contains uncommon or specialized CJK characters, such as historical writings, proper names, or dataset outputs. If you don’t know the intended meaning in your context, the best approach is to check dictionary resources for that exact character and language variant.
Common uses
- •Copy/paste the exact character in documents, notes, or message text
- •Use in web content where a specific CJK glyph must match source data
- •Display correctly in apps by inserting via the Unicode code point U+34FD
- •Support typography and font testing for rare CJK characters
- •Preserve character accuracy when exporting/importing datasets or CSV files
Examples
㓽 — CJK Ideograph 34FD
- 㓽Here is the character 㓽 from my source text.
- 㓽Copy 㓽 exactly: 㓽
- 㓽The dataset included U+34FD (㓽) in one field.
- 㓽In my UI preview, 㓽 should render with the chosen font.
- 㓽I found 㓽 in a proper name and need it unchanged.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+34FD | |
| HTML Entity | 㓽 | |
| HTML Code | 㓽 | |
| CSS | \34FD |
FAQ
What does the Cjk Unified Ideograph-34FD letter mean?
㓽 is a CJK Unified Ideograph identified in Unicode as U+34FD. Like many CJK characters, its meaning depends on the specific language and the lexicon in which it is used; the character itself is primarily a writing-system glyph rather than a widely standardized standalone symbol. In practice, you’ll encounter 㓽 when working with text that contains uncommon or specialized CJK characters, such as historical writings, proper names, or dataset outputs. If you don’t know the intended meaning in your context, the best approach is to check dictionary resources for that exact character and language variant.
What Unicode character is 㓽?
㓽 is a CJK Unified Ideograph with Unicode code point U+34FD.
How do I copy 㓽 reliably across platforms?
Use the direct character (㓽) for copy/paste, or insert it by code point U+34FD to avoid font or encoding mismatches.
What are the common ways to encode 㓽 in code?
You can use the HTML entity 㓽 or Unicode escapes such as \\34FD (CSS escape) and \\u{34FD} (JavaScript escape).
Does 㓽 have a single universal meaning?
As a CJK ideograph, its meaning depends on the language and the dictionary context. Check a language-specific reference for the exact character.