Cjk Unified Ideograph-37B0 Letter
㞰 (U+37B0) is a CJK unified ideograph character used in CJK text and typography contexts.
U+37B0
㞰 is a single CJK character identified by the Unicode code point U+37B0. If you need reliable copy/paste or developer-safe escaping, the formats below help you insert it consistently across platforms.
Cjk Unified Ideograph-37B0 Letter Meaning
㞰 is a CJK Unified Ideograph character in the Unicode “CJK (Chinese/Japanese)” block. In practice, its exact reading or lexical meaning depends on the specific CJK language and the font/character set used in your text (for example, Chinese Hanzi or Japanese Kanji conventions). When you use it in documents, web pages, or systems that support Unicode, you can treat it as a distinct character with identity defined by U+37B0. For precise meaning in a linguistic context, reference your dictionary or database for the specific language mapping of this ideograph.
Common uses
- •Copy/paste into CJK text fields where a specific character is required
- •Web development: rendering the character reliably using Unicode escapes or HTML entities
- •Typography/font testing for CJK glyph coverage and spacing
- •Data entry or indexing where Unicode code points must match exactly
- •Academic or documentation work that cites characters by Unicode information
Examples
㞰 CJK Unified Ideograph-37B0
- 㞰Example: 㞰
- 㞰Character test: 㞰㞰㞰
- 㞰Unicode snippet: U+37B0 = 㞰
- 㞰Title case label: 㞰 (CJK)
- 㞰Mixed script line: abc 㞰 def
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+37B0 | |
| HTML Entity | 㞰 | |
| HTML Code | 㞰 | |
| CSS | \37B0 |
FAQ
What does the Cjk Unified Ideograph-37B0 letter mean?
㞰 is a CJK Unified Ideograph character in the Unicode “CJK (Chinese/Japanese)” block. In practice, its exact reading or lexical meaning depends on the specific CJK language and the font/character set used in your text (for example, Chinese Hanzi or Japanese Kanji conventions). When you use it in documents, web pages, or systems that support Unicode, you can treat it as a distinct character with identity defined by U+37B0. For precise meaning in a linguistic context, reference your dictionary or database for the specific language mapping of this ideograph.
What is the Unicode code point for 㞰?
The Unicode code point for 㞰 is U+37B0.
How can I insert 㞰 on a website?
You can insert it directly, or use the HTML entity: 㞰 or a CSS/JS escape such as \\37B0 or \\u{37B0}.
Will 㞰 display correctly on all devices?
It will display correctly only if the user’s system and chosen font include the glyph for U+37B0. Otherwise it may fall back to a missing-glyph box.
Does 㞰 have a single universal meaning?
As a Unicode ideograph, 㞰 is identified by U+37B0, but its specific reading/lexical meaning can vary by language context (and by how the character is mapped in that language’s character set).