Cjk Unified Ideograph-35ED Letter
㗭 is a CJK unified ideograph (U+35ED) used in Chinese/Japanese text where that character is needed.
U+35ED
㗭 is a CJK (Chinese/Japanese) character with the Unicode code point U+35ED. Because it’s part of the unified ideograph set, it’s commonly handled like other CJK characters in digital text. You can copy it directly or use Unicode/escape values in code.
Cjk Unified Ideograph-35ED Letter Meaning
㗭 is a CJK unified ideograph identified by Unicode as U+35ED (HTML: 㗭). Like many unified ideographs, its specific “meaning” depends on the language, font, and the word it appears in (e.g., in Chinese or Japanese text). In practice, users typically encounter 㗭 as a literal character that must be rendered correctly and consistently. For designers and developers, the main concern is correct encoding (UTF-8/Unicode) and having a font that includes the glyph. For writers and editors, it’s used when the exact character is required by source text.
Common uses
- •Copying the exact character from source materials into documents or subtitles
- •Publishing Chinese/Japanese text where the precise glyph (U+35ED) must match
- •Adding the character in UI labels or content that contains CJK text
- •Using the Unicode character in code or data exports (where exact code point matters)
- •Verifying font coverage when testing CJK character rendering
Examples
㗭 — CJK Unified Ideograph 35ED
- 㗭請輸入㗭字以繼續。
- 㗭這裡顯示㗭作為範例字符。
- 㗭文件中包含㗭（U+35ED）。
- 㗭フォントが㗭を表示できない場合があります。
- 㗭テキストは㗭を正確に保持します。
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+35ED | |
| HTML Entity | 㗭 | |
| HTML Code | 㗭 | |
| CSS | \35ED |
FAQ
What does the Cjk Unified Ideograph-35ED letter mean?
㗭 is a CJK unified ideograph identified by Unicode as U+35ED (HTML: 㗭). Like many unified ideographs, its specific “meaning” depends on the language, font, and the word it appears in (e.g., in Chinese or Japanese text). In practice, users typically encounter 㗭 as a literal character that must be rendered correctly and consistently. For designers and developers, the main concern is correct encoding (UTF-8/Unicode) and having a font that includes the glyph. For writers and editors, it’s used when the exact character is required by source text.
What is the Unicode code point for 㗭?
㗭 is U+35ED.
How can I copy 㗭 correctly?
Copy the character directly (㗭) from this page, or use the provided Unicode/HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes shown in the copy variations.
What HTML entity is used for 㗭?
The HTML entity is 㗭.
Why might 㗭 not display properly on my device?
Most commonly, the selected font doesn’t include the glyph for U+35ED or the text encoding is mishandled. Try a CJK-supporting font and ensure your content is saved as Unicode (e.g., UTF-8).