Devanagari Om Letter
ॐ is the Devanagari OM character used to represent “Om” in text.
U+0950
The symbol ॐ is the Devanagari OM character. It’s commonly used in titles, greetings, and design elements where “Om” appears in Hindi/Devanagari text. You can copy it directly or use the provided Unicode escapes in code.
Devanagari Om Letter Meaning
ॐ (Unicode: DEVANAGARI OM, U+0950) is a single Devanagari character representing “Om.” In many contexts, it appears as a spiritual or devotional motif, but in everyday use it’s also simply a recognizable “Om” mark used for branding, captions, and decorative typography. Because it’s a specific character in the Devanagari block, it’s best suited for text that already uses Devanagari (Hindi) style rather than Latin-script writing. When sharing across platforms or in code, relying on its Unicode value helps ensure the character renders correctly.
Common uses
- •Adding an “Om” mark to Devanagari-language titles and headings
- •Decorating posters, invitations, and social media graphics with a recognizable spiritual symbol
- •Using it in yoga, meditation, or wellness content written in Hindi/Devanagari
- •Including it in captions or hashtags where “Om” is part of the message
- •Placing it as a design element (logo detail or divider) in typography-focused layouts
Examples
ॐ Devanagari Om Symbol
- ॐॐ नमः शिवाय
- ॐॐ शांति
- ॐॐ meditation session
- ॐस्वागत है — ॐ
- ॐॐ हर दिन
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+0950 | |
| HTML Entity | ॐ | |
| HTML Code | ॐ | |
| CSS | \0950 |
FAQ
What does the Devanagari Om letter mean?
ॐ (Unicode: DEVANAGARI OM, U+0950) is a single Devanagari character representing “Om.” In many contexts, it appears as a spiritual or devotional motif, but in everyday use it’s also simply a recognizable “Om” mark used for branding, captions, and decorative typography. Because it’s a specific character in the Devanagari block, it’s best suited for text that already uses Devanagari (Hindi) style rather than Latin-script writing. When sharing across platforms or in code, relying on its Unicode value helps ensure the character renders correctly.
What is the Unicode code point for ॐ?
The Unicode code point is U+0950 (DEVANAGARI OM).
How can I copy ॐ reliably in HTML?
Use the HTML entity: ॐ.
How do I type ॐ using CSS or JavaScript escapes?
CSS: \\0950. JavaScript: \\u{0950}.
Is ॐ the same as the “Om” symbol used in other scripts?
It’s the Devanagari character specifically (U+0950). Other scripts may use different characters to represent “Om.”