Devanagari Letter Ooe Letter
ॴ is the Devanagari letter OOE (U+0974), used in writing systems that use Devanagari characters.
U+0974
ॴ (Devanagari Letter OOE) is a specific Devanagari character identified as U+0974. Use it in text when the exact letter is required for correct spelling or transcription. This page provides copy options and escape codes for developers.
Devanagari Letter Ooe Letter Meaning
ॴ is named “Devanagari Letter OOE” and has the Unicode code point U+0974. As a Devanagari character, it belongs to the Devanagari script (commonly associated with languages written with Devanagari). In practice, its meaning is tied to representing the “OOE” sound/letter identity in a writing or transcription context where this particular character is needed. If you are working with Unicode text, transliteration, OCR, fonts, or language datasets, using the exact character (not a visually similar one) helps maintain spelling accuracy and proper character matching.
Common uses
- •Typing or entering exact Devanagari text where the OOE letter must be represented
- •Transliteration and linguistic notes that require Unicode-accurate characters
- •UI labels, forms, or content systems that must display the exact character
- •Preparing multilingual datasets for search, indexing, or OCR training
- •Designing fonts or text rendering tests that verify Devanagari character support
Examples
ॴ Devanagari Letter OOE
- ॴEnter ॴ in your Devanagari word list to keep the correct spelling.
- ॴThe dataset expects the exact character ॴ (U+0974), not a fallback.
- ॴType ॴ when documenting a transliteration using Unicode characters.
- ॴCheck that your app renders ॴ correctly in all supported fonts.
- ॴUse ॴ in a text snippet to validate character-by-character matching.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+0974 | |
| HTML Entity | ॴ | |
| HTML Code | ॴ | |
| CSS | \0974 |
FAQ
What does the Devanagari Letter Ooe letter mean?
ॴ is named “Devanagari Letter OOE” and has the Unicode code point U+0974. As a Devanagari character, it belongs to the Devanagari script (commonly associated with languages written with Devanagari). In practice, its meaning is tied to representing the “OOE” sound/letter identity in a writing or transcription context where this particular character is needed. If you are working with Unicode text, transliteration, OCR, fonts, or language datasets, using the exact character (not a visually similar one) helps maintain spelling accuracy and proper character matching.
What is the Unicode code point for ॴ?
ॴ is U+0974.
How can I copy ॴ into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity ॴ.
What are the CSS and JavaScript escapes for ॴ?
CSS escape: \\0974. JavaScript escape: \\u{0974}.
Do I need to use ॴ exactly, or can I substitute a similar character?
For accurate text processing, matching, and rendering, use ॴ exactly (U+0974) rather than a visually similar Devanagari character.