Cjk Unified Ideograph-361F Letter
㘟 is a CJK Unified Ideograph character represented by U+361F.
U+361F
㘟 is a single Unicode character from the CJK (Chinese/Japanese) set. It’s identified as U+361F and can be copied or entered using standard Unicode escapes. This page helps you use the exact symbol reliably in text, design, and software.
Cjk Unified Ideograph-361F Letter Meaning
㘟 is a CJK unified ideograph, meaning it is part of Unicode’s set of coded characters used for Chinese, Japanese, and related scripts. As with many less-common CJK ideographs, the character’s meaning can depend on the source language, font, and context in the text where it appears. In practice, users most often encounter 㘟 when working with Unicode text that already contains the character (for example, from a document, dataset, or web content). For correct rendering, make sure your chosen font supports U+361F and that your platform uses a Unicode-complete text pipeline.
Common uses
- •Copying the character into notes, documents, or chat when you encounter it in existing text
- •Preserving exact Unicode content when exporting or importing data (datasets, CSV, logs)
- •Using Unicode escape sequences in code to ensure the correct character is generated
- •Designing typographic elements where an exact CJK character must appear as-is
- •Restoring or verifying text received from OCR or web scraping that includes U+361F
Examples
㘟 — CJK Unified Ideograph-361F
- 㘟Original text: 㘟
- 㘟Dataset sample: id=361F char=㘟
- 㘟Copy test: 㘟 㘟 㘟
- 㘟UI label preview: 㘟 Item
- 㘟Code snippet reference: U+361F = 㘟
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+361F | |
| HTML Entity | 㘟 | |
| HTML Code | 㘟 | |
| CSS | \361F |
FAQ
What does the Cjk Unified Ideograph-361F letter mean?
㘟 is a CJK unified ideograph, meaning it is part of Unicode’s set of coded characters used for Chinese, Japanese, and related scripts. As with many less-common CJK ideographs, the character’s meaning can depend on the source language, font, and context in the text where it appears. In practice, users most often encounter 㘟 when working with Unicode text that already contains the character (for example, from a document, dataset, or web content). For correct rendering, make sure your chosen font supports U+361F and that your platform uses a Unicode-complete text pipeline.
What Unicode character is 㘟?
㘟 is the character named “CJK UNIFIED IDEOGRAPH-361F” with Unicode code point U+361F.
How can I copy 㘟 reliably?
Use the character directly (㘟), or copy the HTML entity (㘟) or Unicode escape (\\u{361F}) depending on where you need it.
Why doesn’t 㘟 display correctly on my device?
It usually indicates the font you’re using doesn’t support U+361F. Try switching to a Unicode/CJK-capable font.
How do I include 㘟 in code?
You can use the Unicode escape sequence \\u{361F} (and use the correct syntax for your language/tool). The code point is U+361F.