Cjk Unified Ideograph-3587 Letter
㖇 is the CJK unified ideograph at U+3587, used as a single standalone character in CJK text.
U+3587
㖇 is a CJK unified ideograph identified by the Unicode code point U+3587. It’s primarily used when you need this exact character in CJK text or UI content. Below you’ll find practical copy options and encoding formats.
Cjk Unified Ideograph-3587 Letter Meaning
㖇 is a CJK unified ideograph in the Unicode block for Chinese/Japanese characters. Like many CJK characters, it represents a specific written character rather than a universal punctuation mark or emoji-style icon. Its exact meaning depends on the language and the specific character’s usage in that writing system, but in practice you usually use 㖇 because you must display or transmit the exact character code point U+3587. Designers and developers may also need it for proper rendering, glyph testing, or for including rare/technical CJK characters in digital text.
Common uses
- •Copying the exact character into documents, notes, or multilingual text fields
- •Using it in web or app UI when the source content includes U+3587
- •Testing font/glyph support for CJK characters that may be missing in some fonts
- •Preparing character datasets or training samples that require exact Unicode code points
- •Including the symbol in digital design mockups that must match provided text
Examples
㖇 – CJK Unified Ideograph 3587
- 㖇Example: 㖇 is shown in the title text.
- 㖇Please copy 㖇 and paste it into the form.
- 㖇Character check: 㖇 (U+3587).
- 㖇The sample string includes 㖇 for compatibility testing.
- 㖇UI label: 㖇
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+3587 | |
| HTML Entity | 㖇 | |
| HTML Code | 㖇 | |
| CSS | \3587 |
FAQ
What does the Cjk Unified Ideograph-3587 letter mean?
㖇 is a CJK unified ideograph in the Unicode block for Chinese/Japanese characters. Like many CJK characters, it represents a specific written character rather than a universal punctuation mark or emoji-style icon. Its exact meaning depends on the language and the specific character’s usage in that writing system, but in practice you usually use 㖇 because you must display or transmit the exact character code point U+3587. Designers and developers may also need it for proper rendering, glyph testing, or for including rare/technical CJK characters in digital text.
What Unicode character is 㖇?
㖇 is the CJK Unified Ideograph with Unicode code point U+3587.
How can I copy 㖇 reliably from this page?
Select and copy the character 㖇 directly. If you need encoding-safe formats, use the HTML entity (㖇), CSS escape (\\3587), or JavaScript escape (\\u{3587}).
Will 㖇 display correctly on all devices?
Not always. Correct display depends on font and system Unicode support for the glyph at U+3587. Testing with your target font is recommended.
What is the HTML entity and CSS/JS escape for 㖇?
HTML entity: 㖇 (from the provided data). CSS escape: \\3587. JavaScript escape: \\u{3587}.