Cjk Unified Ideograph-367D Letter
㙽 (U+367D) is a CJK unified ideograph used in Chinese/Japanese text.
U+367D
㙽 is a single CJK unified ideograph identified as U+367D. It’s most useful when you need to reference or paste this exact character in digital text. Use the copy options below for web, design, and development workflows.
Cjk Unified Ideograph-367D Letter Meaning
㙽 is the character named “CJK UNIFIED IDEOGRAPH-367D” in Unicode. As with many CJK unified ideographs, its exact meaning depends on the language, reading, and font/glyph used in context. In practice, the symbol is mainly handled as a discrete Unicode character for accurate text reproduction—such as copying from reference sources, entering character data, or matching glyphs in documents. If you’re searching for a specific word or reading, pair the character with the surrounding text and language (Chinese/Japanese) where it appears, since the same code point may be interpreted differently across sources.
Common uses
- •Copy/paste the exact character into a document, note, or chat where it appears
- •Include the character in web content using the correct Unicode code point (U+367D)
- •Use it in typography/layout testing to verify font rendering for CJK glyphs
- •Reference the character in databases, tagging systems, or text-matching workflows
- •Handle the character in development via Unicode escapes (e.g., JavaScript or CSS)
Examples
㙽 (CJK Unified Ideograph-367D)
- 㙽Here is the character: 㙽.
- 㙽Copy 㙽 into your form field to match the source text.
- 㙽The Unicode code point for 㙽 is U+367D.
- 㙽Font preview shows how 㙽 renders at different sizes.
- 㙽I found 㙽 in a CJK text excerpt.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+367D | |
| HTML Entity | 㙽 | |
| HTML Code | 㙽 | |
| CSS | \367D |
FAQ
What does the Cjk Unified Ideograph-367D letter mean?
㙽 is the character named “CJK UNIFIED IDEOGRAPH-367D” in Unicode. As with many CJK unified ideographs, its exact meaning depends on the language, reading, and font/glyph used in context. In practice, the symbol is mainly handled as a discrete Unicode character for accurate text reproduction—such as copying from reference sources, entering character data, or matching glyphs in documents. If you’re searching for a specific word or reading, pair the character with the surrounding text and language (Chinese/Japanese) where it appears, since the same code point may be interpreted differently across sources.
What is the Unicode code point for 㙽?
㙽 is U+367D.
How do I paste 㙽 in HTML?
You can use the HTML entity 㙽 or paste the character directly as 㙽.
How do I write 㙽 in JavaScript?
Use a Unicode escape like \\u{367D}.
Does 㙽 have a single fixed meaning?
Its exact meaning depends on language and context, as with many CJK unified ideographs. The character identification is consistent via Unicode (U+367D).