Cjk Unified Ideograph-358D Letter
㖍 is a CJK unified ideograph character identified by Unicode code point U+358D.
U+358D
㖍 is a CJK (Chinese/Japanese) character stored in Unicode as a unified ideograph. Use it when you need the exact glyph for text, typography, or data entry that references U+358D.
Cjk Unified Ideograph-358D Letter Meaning
㖍 is a Unicode CJK unified ideograph (U+358D). As with many unified CJK characters, its specific meaning depends on the language, font, and context where it appears. In practice, users typically encounter 㖍 as an exact character required for accurate reproduction—such as copying text from sources that contain this glyph, preserving identifiers in documents, or matching character strings in software. If you are encoding or transmitting text, the key detail is that the character is defined by its code point (U+358D), and you should use the provided escape forms to avoid mis-rendering.
Common uses
- •Copy/paste the exact character from Unicode text into documents or chat
- •Typing and data entry for datasets that include U+358D
- •Web or app UI text when the glyph must match a reference string
- •Programming tasks that require the exact Unicode character in source code
- •Typography/layout testing for CJK character rendering and fallback fonts
Examples
㖍 CJK Unified Ideograph-358D
- 㖍Here is the character: 㖍
- 㖍Unicode test string: 㖍 U+358D
- 㖍Copy this glyph: 㖍
- 㖍Character ID: 㖍 (U+358D)
- 㖍Layout check: 㖍 㖍 㖍
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+358D | |
| HTML Entity | 㖍 | |
| HTML Code | 㖍 | |
| CSS | \358D |
FAQ
What does the Cjk Unified Ideograph-358D letter mean?
㖍 is a Unicode CJK unified ideograph (U+358D). As with many unified CJK characters, its specific meaning depends on the language, font, and context where it appears. In practice, users typically encounter 㖍 as an exact character required for accurate reproduction—such as copying text from sources that contain this glyph, preserving identifiers in documents, or matching character strings in software. If you are encoding or transmitting text, the key detail is that the character is defined by its code point (U+358D), and you should use the provided escape forms to avoid mis-rendering.
What is the Unicode code point for 㖍?
㖍 corresponds to Unicode code point U+358D.
How do I copy 㖍 into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity 㖍 or the numeric hex form 㖍.
What CSS or programming escapes can I use for 㖍?
CSS escape: \\358D. JavaScript (Unicode code point escape): \\u{358D}.
Does 㖍 have the same meaning in all languages?
Its specific meaning can vary by language and context, but the character’s identity is fixed by U+358D. For exact text matching, use the code point/escapes.