Cjk Unified Ideograph-3578 Letter
㕸 is a CJK Unified Ideograph character (U+3578) used as a specific Chinese/Japanese glyph in text.
U+3578
㕸 is a single CJK character identified by the Unicode code point U+3578. It can be copied into documents, design tools, and web pages using standard Unicode escapes.
Cjk Unified Ideograph-3578 Letter Meaning
㕸 is a CJK Unified Ideograph character. As with many CJK unified ideographs, its exact meaning depends on the language, font, and the text context where it appears. When you see 㕸 in a passage, it is usually serving as a particular character from Chinese/Japanese text rather than a standalone icon with a universal meaning. For practical use, treat it as a specific Unicode character: display it reliably with a font that supports the glyph, and preserve its code point (U+3578) when moving between systems.
Common uses
- •Copying the exact CJK character into notes, transcripts, or multilingual documents
- •Using in web content where you need a specific Unicode character (U+3578)
- •Placing the glyph in design mockups or typography samples that require CJK characters
- •Referencing or citing a character in research, encoding, or font-testing workflows
- •Testing font and fallback behavior for CJK glyph support in UI development
Examples
㕸 CJK Unified Ideograph-3578
- 㕸Text sample: 㕸 appears in the middle of a CJK sentence.
- 㕸In a quote: “... 㕸 ...” as originally written.
- 㕸UI test string: 㕸 㕸 㕸
- 㕸Catalog note: Character 㕸, Unicode U+3578.
- 㕸Document content: Please preserve 㕸 exactly.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+3578 | |
| HTML Entity | 㕸 | |
| HTML Code | 㕸 | |
| CSS | \3578 |
FAQ
What does the Cjk Unified Ideograph-3578 letter mean?
㕸 is a CJK Unified Ideograph character. As with many CJK unified ideographs, its exact meaning depends on the language, font, and the text context where it appears. When you see 㕸 in a passage, it is usually serving as a particular character from Chinese/Japanese text rather than a standalone icon with a universal meaning. For practical use, treat it as a specific Unicode character: display it reliably with a font that supports the glyph, and preserve its code point (U+3578) when moving between systems.
What is the Unicode code point for 㕸?
㕸 is U+3578.
How can I copy 㕸 into HTML?
Use the HTML entity: 㕸 (as provided: 㕸).
What is the CSS escape for 㕸?
Use: \\3578.
Will 㕸 always display correctly on every device?
It should display if the active font supports the glyph; otherwise, you may see a fallback or missing-character box.