Cjk Unified Ideograph-363F Letter
㘿 is a CJK unified ideograph (U+363F) used as a specific character in Chinese/Japanese text.
U+363F
㘿 is a single CJK unified ideograph with the Unicode code point U+363F. It can be copied directly as a character, or inserted via common Unicode/HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes. Because it’s part of the CJK block, its exact meaning depends on the character definition in the relevant language and font.
Cjk Unified Ideograph-363F Letter Meaning
㘿 is identified in Unicode as “CJK UNIFIED IDEOGRAPH-363F” (code point U+363F). As with other CJK unified ideographs, the symbol represents a specific logographic character, but the practical meaning you see can vary depending on the language convention (e.g., Chinese or Japanese) and the dictionary/font data used by your system. In everyday use, people typically handle it as a literal character: it needs a font that supports the glyph, and it should be stored/transmitted using Unicode to preserve the correct code point. For accurate interpretation, consult a CJK dictionary for U+363F or the character by form in your target language.
Common uses
- •Copying and pasting CJK characters into documents, chats, or social posts
- •Testing font or Unicode support for CJK glyph rendering
- •Storing or transferring character data in databases using Unicode
- •Labeling UI elements or identifiers that must match exact characters
- •Including the character in code samples or localization content
Examples
㘿 CJK Unified Ideograph 363F
- 㘿㘿
- 㘿ID: 㘿
- 㘿Character set check: 㘿
- 㘿Example glyph: 㘿
- 㘿Name token: 㘿
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+363F | |
| HTML Entity | 㘿 | |
| HTML Code | 㘿 | |
| CSS | \363F |
FAQ
What does the Cjk Unified Ideograph-363F letter mean?
㘿 is identified in Unicode as “CJK UNIFIED IDEOGRAPH-363F” (code point U+363F). As with other CJK unified ideographs, the symbol represents a specific logographic character, but the practical meaning you see can vary depending on the language convention (e.g., Chinese or Japanese) and the dictionary/font data used by your system. In everyday use, people typically handle it as a literal character: it needs a font that supports the glyph, and it should be stored/transmitted using Unicode to preserve the correct code point. For accurate interpretation, consult a CJK dictionary for U+363F or the character by form in your target language.
What Unicode code point is this symbol?
㘿 is Unicode code point U+363F.
How can I copy 㘿 reliably across platforms?
Copy the character directly (㘿). For reliable programmatic insertion, use its Unicode escapes such as \\u{363F} or the HTML entity 㘿.
Why does 㘿 sometimes show as a blank box or square?
That usually means your current font (or rendering environment) doesn’t support the glyph. Switching to a font with CJK coverage often fixes it.
Does 㘿 have the same meaning in all languages?
Unicode identifies the code point, but the practical meaning you associate with it can depend on the language and dictionary/font definitions used in your context.