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Cjk Unified Ideograph-3558 Letter

㕘 is a CJK unified ideograph character encoded at U+3558 for Chinese/Japanese text.

U+3558

㕘 (U+3558) is a CJK Unified Ideograph character. It is mainly encountered as part of Chinese/Japanese character sets in digital text.

Cjk Unified Ideograph-3558 Letter Meaning

㕘 is a single CJK unified ideograph identified in Unicode as “CJK UNIFIED IDEOGRAPH-3558” (U+3558). Like many CJK characters, its meaning is tied to the language, font, and the specific word or name where it appears; standalone interpretation may not be obvious without context. In practice, you’ll usually use or recognize 㕘 as a literal character in a larger text (for example, a proper noun, a specific term, or a glyph shown in a reference list). When working with it in software or design, the most reliable approach is to treat it as a direct character match by code point (U+3558).

Common uses

  • Copying the exact character in Chinese/Japanese text strings
  • Using the glyph in typography or UI mockups that require Unicode-accurate characters
  • Adding or editing character lists in lexicons and reference documents
  • Encoding the character in web content using its Unicode code point (U+3558)
  • Replacing/normalizing text when matching or validating Unicode characters

Examples

㕘 (CJK Unified Ideograph-3558)

  • Here is the character: 㕘.
  • The word includes 㕘 as its final glyph.
  • Unicode code point check: 㕘 (U+3558).
  • Please copy exactly: 㕘.
  • In the sample list, 㕘 appears on line 3.

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+3558
HTML Entity㕘
HTML Code㕘
CSS\3558

FAQ

What does the Cjk Unified Ideograph-3558 letter mean?

㕘 is a single CJK unified ideograph identified in Unicode as “CJK UNIFIED IDEOGRAPH-3558” (U+3558). Like many CJK characters, its meaning is tied to the language, font, and the specific word or name where it appears; standalone interpretation may not be obvious without context. In practice, you’ll usually use or recognize 㕘 as a literal character in a larger text (for example, a proper noun, a specific term, or a glyph shown in a reference list). When working with it in software or design, the most reliable approach is to treat it as a direct character match by code point (U+3558).

What Unicode character is 㕘?

㕘 is “CJK UNIFIED IDEOGRAPH-3558” with Unicode code point U+3558 (HTML entity: 㕘 and CSS escape: \\3558).

How can I copy 㕘 safely in my documents?

Copy the character directly from this page (㕘). If you need a fallback method, use the code point U+3558 or the HTML entity form.

What do I use in HTML or CSS for this character?

HTML: use 㕘 (decimal). CSS escape: \\3558.

Can the same character have different meanings?

Yes—its meaning depends on the language and the specific word or name it appears in. Treat it as a literal character unless you have surrounding context.