Cjk Unified Ideograph-35FD Letter
㗽 is a CJK (Chinese/Japanese) Unicode ideograph character identified as U+35FD.
U+35FD
㗽 is a single CJK ideograph represented in Unicode at U+35FD. This page helps you copy the character and use it correctly in web and app text. It’s most useful when working with CJK character sets, fonts, or text data.
Cjk Unified Ideograph-35FD Letter Meaning
㗽 is a CJK unified ideograph (Unicode name: “CJK UNIFIED IDEOGRAPH-35FD”). As a CJK code point, its appearance depends on the font and rendering support available in your environment. In practice, 㗽 is used as part of CJK text where the exact character matters (for example, when matching strings, displaying recorded text, or working with datasets that include specific ideographs). If you are searching for a meaning in a dictionary, you’ll typically need the character’s language-specific reading/word context, because a Unicode code point alone doesn’t guarantee a single standalone meaning in all contexts.
Common uses
- •Copying and displaying exact CJK text in documents or chat
- •Using the character in UI labels where a specific ideograph is required
- •String matching and data entry when processing CJK datasets
- •Typography and font testing to verify glyph coverage for U+35FD
- •Web development tasks involving Unicode text and character encoding
Examples
㗽 | CJK Unified Ideograph 35FD Symbol
- 㗽㗽 文字
- 㗽例：㗽（U+35FD）
- 㗽請輸入㗽
- 㗽catalog_㗽_001
- 㗽㗽 test
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+35FD | |
| HTML Entity | 㗽 | |
| HTML Code | 㗽 | |
| CSS | \35FD |
FAQ
What does the Cjk Unified Ideograph-35FD letter mean?
㗽 is a CJK unified ideograph (Unicode name: “CJK UNIFIED IDEOGRAPH-35FD”). As a CJK code point, its appearance depends on the font and rendering support available in your environment. In practice, 㗽 is used as part of CJK text where the exact character matters (for example, when matching strings, displaying recorded text, or working with datasets that include specific ideographs). If you are searching for a meaning in a dictionary, you’ll typically need the character’s language-specific reading/word context, because a Unicode code point alone doesn’t guarantee a single standalone meaning in all contexts.
What is the Unicode code point for 㗽?
㗽 has the Unicode code point U+35FD.
How do I copy 㗽 into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: 㗽.
What CSS/JavaScript escapes can I use?
CSS escape: \\35FD. JavaScript escape: \\u{35FD}.
Will 㗽 always look the same everywhere?
No. The glyph shape depends on font availability and rendering support; Unicode identifies the character, while fonts determine appearance.