Cjk Unified Ideograph-352E Letter
㔮 is a CJK unified ideograph character (U+352E) used in text encoded with Unicode CJK sets.
U+352E
㔮 is a Unicode CJK character identified by the code point U+352E. It may appear in digital text, fonts, or data that use CJK unified ideographs. This page helps you copy it reliably using multiple escape formats.
Cjk Unified Ideograph-352E Letter Meaning
㔮 is a CJK unified ideograph belonging to the Unicode block commonly used for CJK characters. Its meaning depends on the specific language and font/Glyph mapping available in your text environment; Unicode treats it primarily as an encoded character rather than a universal “symbol meaning” like math operators or emojis. When you see 㔮 in documents or datasets, it likely represents a particular CJK character with a glyph form that your system will display if the appropriate font supports it. For developers and designers, its practical value is in consistent encoding and correct copy/paste across platforms using the provided code point and escape sequences.
Common uses
- •Copy/paste of CJK text for documents, notes, or chat
- •Displaying the exact character in UI or web content where U+352E is required
- •Using the character in font testing or glyph coverage checks
- •Representing a specific CJK character in multilingual datasets
- •Inserting the character in code or templates via Unicode escapes
Examples
㔮 CJK Unified Ideograph-352E
- 㔮Here is the character: 㔮.
- 㔮Unicode test: \u0001 㔮 \u0001.
- 㔮Character list item: 㔮 (U+352E).
- 㔮社區名包含字元㔮。
- 㔮請在表單中輸入㔮。
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+352E | |
| HTML Entity | 㔮 | |
| HTML Code | 㔮 | |
| CSS | \352E |
FAQ
What does the Cjk Unified Ideograph-352E letter mean?
㔮 is a CJK unified ideograph belonging to the Unicode block commonly used for CJK characters. Its meaning depends on the specific language and font/Glyph mapping available in your text environment; Unicode treats it primarily as an encoded character rather than a universal “symbol meaning” like math operators or emojis. When you see 㔮 in documents or datasets, it likely represents a particular CJK character with a glyph form that your system will display if the appropriate font supports it. For developers and designers, its practical value is in consistent encoding and correct copy/paste across platforms using the provided code point and escape sequences.
What is the Unicode code point for 㔮?
The Unicode code point for 㔮 is U+352E.
How can I copy 㔮 using HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: 㔮.
What escape sequences work in CSS or JavaScript?
CSS escape: \\352E. JavaScript (ES6) escape: \\u{352E}.
Why does 㔮 sometimes not display correctly?
It depends on whether your system and font support the glyph for this Unicode character. If the font doesn’t include it, you may see a placeholder box or missing glyph.