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Devanagari Letter Gga Letter

ॻ is the Devanagari letter GGA (U+097B), used in writing Hindi and other Devanagari-based languages.

U+097B

ॻ is a Devanagari character known by the Unicode name DEVANAGARI LETTER GGA. You can copy it directly or use its Unicode value (U+097B) in HTML, CSS, or JavaScript.

Devanagari Letter Gga Letter Meaning

ॻ is the Devanagari letter “GGA” (Unicode: U+097B). In Devanagari script, letters like this represent specific consonant sounds as part of the language’s orthography. The character is used when the spelling calls for this particular letter, rather than a similar-looking form. If you are entering text in Hindi or working with Devanagari content, this symbol may appear in properly encoded strings, fonts, or transliteration outputs. For digital use, rely on the exact Unicode code point (U+097B) to avoid substitution with other Devanagari letters that look similar.

Common uses

  • Copying and pasting Devanagari text for accurate Hindi-style spelling
  • Displaying Unicode Devanagari characters in websites or apps
  • Linguistic data entry and annotation involving Devanagari script
  • Working with fonts/typography that require the exact character U+097B
  • Using Unicode escapes in code when generating Devanagari strings

Examples

ॻ Devanagari Letter GGA

  • Type: ॻ in a Devanagari sentence
  • Unicode string: U+097B renders as ॻ
  • Copy/paste ॻ into a form that supports Devanagari
  • Use ॻ in a text label or heading
  • Program output prints ॻ when encoded as U+097B

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+097B
HTML Entityॻ
HTML Codeॻ
CSS\097B

FAQ

What does the Devanagari Letter Gga letter mean?

ॻ is the Devanagari letter “GGA” (Unicode: U+097B). In Devanagari script, letters like this represent specific consonant sounds as part of the language’s orthography. The character is used when the spelling calls for this particular letter, rather than a similar-looking form. If you are entering text in Hindi or working with Devanagari content, this symbol may appear in properly encoded strings, fonts, or transliteration outputs. For digital use, rely on the exact Unicode code point (U+097B) to avoid substitution with other Devanagari letters that look similar.

What is the Unicode code point for ॻ?

ॻ is U+097B (DEVANAGARI LETTER GGA).

How can I copy ॻ into a website or document?

You can copy the character directly (ॻ). For reliability, you can also use the HTML entity: ॻ.

What are the common ways to encode ॻ in code?

In HTML you can use ॻ. In CSS you can use \\097B. In JavaScript you can use \\u{097B}.

Is ॻ the same as other Devanagari letters that look similar?

No. To avoid incorrect characters, use the exact Unicode value U+097B, since similar-looking Devanagari letters are different code points.