Cjk Unified Ideograph-366D Letter
㙭 is a CJK unified ideograph character identified by U+366D.
U+366D
㙭 is a single CJK (Chinese/Japanese) character. It can be copied directly or inserted using Unicode code point U+366D. This page provides practical copy and implementation details for 㙭.
Cjk Unified Ideograph-366D Letter Meaning
㙭 (Unicode U+366D) is a CJK unified ideograph character. As with many CJK characters, its meaning depends on the language, font, and context where it appears (for example, in published text, names, or specialized words). In day-to-day use, people most often encounter it through copying from documents, databases, or online sources that include CJK characters. For developers and designers, the key “meaning” is technical: it’s a specific Unicode character (HTML entity 㙭 and CSS/JS escapes for U+366D) that should render correctly when the chosen font supports it.
Common uses
- •Copy/pasting CJK text in documents, forms, or chat
- •Displaying a specific character in web pages where the text comes from Unicode data
- •Building UI labels or components that must match an exact CJK code point
- •Using the character in developer-facing examples, test fixtures, or encoding checks
- •Including it in multilingual content where the original character must be preserved
Examples
㙭 — CJK Unified Ideograph-366D
- 㙭Here is the character: 㙭
- 㙭Sample text: 㙭 㙭 㙭
- 㙭Unicode check: U+366D is 㙭
- 㙭Paste from source: 㙭
- 㙭CJK character: 㙭 in a label
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+366D | |
| HTML Entity | 㙭 | |
| HTML Code | 㙭 | |
| CSS | \366D |
FAQ
What does the Cjk Unified Ideograph-366D letter mean?
㙭 (Unicode U+366D) is a CJK unified ideograph character. As with many CJK characters, its meaning depends on the language, font, and context where it appears (for example, in published text, names, or specialized words). In day-to-day use, people most often encounter it through copying from documents, databases, or online sources that include CJK characters. For developers and designers, the key “meaning” is technical: it’s a specific Unicode character (HTML entity 㙭 and CSS/JS escapes for U+366D) that should render correctly when the chosen font supports it.
What is the Unicode code point for 㙭?
The Unicode code point for 㙭 is U+366D.
How can I copy 㙭 into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity 㙭 or paste the character directly.
What CSS escape can I use for 㙭?
Use the CSS escape \\366D.
How do I insert 㙭 in JavaScript?
Use the JavaScript Unicode escape \\u{366D} (and ensure your environment supports it).