Cjk Unified Ideograph-3770 Letter
㝰 is a CJK Unified Ideograph character identified by Unicode code point U+3770.
U+3770
㝰 is a single CJK (Chinese/Japanese) ideograph used as a character in written text. It has a fixed Unicode code point, so it can be reliably copied or encoded in digital content.
Cjk Unified Ideograph-3770 Letter Meaning
㝰 is a “CJK Unified Ideograph” in Unicode, with the identifier U+3770. As with other unified ideographs, its specific meaning can depend on the actual character used in a particular language or text source (for example, how it appears in Chinese vs. Japanese materials), and on the fonts that render it. Practically, the most useful way to understand this symbol is by its Unicode identity: you can insert it by code point (U+3770) or copy it directly, then rely on your chosen font/editor to display the intended glyph.
Common uses
- •Copying a specific CJK character into documents, notes, or chat
- •Embedding the character in web content using Unicode or escape sequences
- •Using it in typography/design mockups where exact character fidelity matters
- •Referencing the character by code point (U+3770) in technical writing or debugging
- •Including it in datasets, forms, or CSV/text files that require consistent encoding
Examples
㝰 (CJK Ideograph U+3770)
- 㝰Here is the character: 㝰
- 㝰The code point for 㝰 is U+3770.
- 㝰I copied 㝰 into my editor to preserve the glyph.
- 㝰In HTML, you can reference it as 㝰.
- 㝰This text includes 㝰 among other CJK characters.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+3770 | |
| HTML Entity | 㝰 | |
| HTML Code | 㝰 | |
| CSS | \3770 |
FAQ
What does the Cjk Unified Ideograph-3770 letter mean?
㝰 is a “CJK Unified Ideograph” in Unicode, with the identifier U+3770. As with other unified ideographs, its specific meaning can depend on the actual character used in a particular language or text source (for example, how it appears in Chinese vs. Japanese materials), and on the fonts that render it. Practically, the most useful way to understand this symbol is by its Unicode identity: you can insert it by code point (U+3770) or copy it directly, then rely on your chosen font/editor to display the intended glyph.
What is the Unicode code point for 㝰?
㝰 corresponds to Unicode code point U+3770.
How can I copy 㝰 into HTML?
You can use its HTML entity: 㝰.
What CSS escape can I use for 㝰?
Use the CSS escape form: \\3770.
Why does 㝰 not render in my browser or app?
Rendering depends on installed fonts and Unicode support. Try a font that includes the CJK glyphs for U+3770, and ensure your text is using the correct Unicode encoding.