Cjk Unified Ideograph-350F Letter
㔏 (U+350F) is a CJK unified ideograph used in Chinese/Japanese character sets.
U+350F
㔏 is a CJK (Chinese/Japanese) unified ideograph identified by the Unicode code point U+350F. If you need to paste it into a document, web page, or stylesheet, this page provides ready-to-use copy formats.
Cjk Unified Ideograph-350F Letter Meaning
㔏 is a single CJK unified ideograph character from Unicode (code point U+350F). Like many CJK characters, its specific meaning can depend on the language, font, and context in which it appears. In practice, users most often encounter it when copying text from sources that contain rare or catalogued CJK characters, or when working with multilingual datasets where exact character fidelity matters. For correct display, make sure you’re using a font that supports this code point and that your text encoding (UTF-8) is preserved when moving between systems.
Common uses
- •Copying rare CJK characters into notes, documents, or study materials
- •Using the exact glyph in multilingual UI text or localization strings
- •Searching or matching records in datasets that include Unicode CJK ideographs
- •Posting content that contains the exact character without substitution
- •Representing the character in HTML/CSS/JavaScript via escape sequences
Examples
㔏 — CJK Unified Ideograph-350F
- 㔏Example: 㔏 is included in this sample line.
- 㔏Type this exact character: 㔏
- 㔏Catalog entry starts with 㔏, then continues with text.
- 㔏CSV row includes 㔏 as a single character value.
- 㔏Unicode string example: 㔏
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+350F | |
| HTML Entity | 㔏 | |
| HTML Code | 㔏 | |
| CSS | \350F |
FAQ
What does the Cjk Unified Ideograph-350F letter mean?
㔏 is a single CJK unified ideograph character from Unicode (code point U+350F). Like many CJK characters, its specific meaning can depend on the language, font, and context in which it appears. In practice, users most often encounter it when copying text from sources that contain rare or catalogued CJK characters, or when working with multilingual datasets where exact character fidelity matters. For correct display, make sure you’re using a font that supports this code point and that your text encoding (UTF-8) is preserved when moving between systems.
What is the Unicode code point for 㔏?
The Unicode code point for 㔏 is U+350F.
How can I copy 㔏 for use in HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: 㔏.
How do I write 㔏 in CSS?
Use the CSS escape: \\350F.
How do I include 㔏 in JavaScript?
In JavaScript, you can use the unicode escape: \\u{350F}.