Circled Katakana No Letter
㋨ (circled katakana no) is a compact enclosed symbol used to label items and indicate “no” in stylized text.
U+32E8
㋨ is the “circled katakana no” character. Because it’s enclosed and compact, it’s often used where a clean, badge-like label works well. You can copy it directly from this page using the variations below.
Circled Katakana No Letter Meaning
㋨ is the Unicode character “CIRCLED KATAKANA NO” (U+32E8). Visually, it’s a circled form of the katakana sound/letter “ノ” (“no”). In practice, it’s typically used as a compact label—similar to a badge or marker—rather than as a full word. Depending on the context, it may be used to denote “no,” “item no,” or a numbered/section marker in design layouts. It can also appear in stylized Japanese-themed typography where circled kana are used for compactness and visual rhythm.
Common uses
- •Item labeling in UI mockups (e.g., “no.” or section badges)
- •Japanese-styled infographic callouts and infographic legends
- •Packaging or poster typography where compact circled symbols fit
- •Indexing and menu markers in documents or web components
- •Creating consistent icon-like text markers in captions and notes
Examples
㋨ Circled Katakana No
- ㋨㋨：注意事項は別紙をご確認ください。
- ㋨選択肢 ㋨ / ㋩ / ㋣ を表示します。
- ㋨本書の構成：㋨ イントロ、㋩ 手順、㋣ 参考。
- ㋨番号表記：㋨、㋩、㋣（小さなラベルとして使用）
- ㋨Q&A：㋨ まずは概要から。
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+32E8 | |
| HTML Entity | ㋨ | |
| HTML Code | ㋨ | |
| CSS | \32E8 | |
| Alt Code | Alt + 13032 | |
| Decimal | 13032 |
How to type Circled Katakana No Letter (㋨)
On Windows
Hold Alt and type 13032 on the numeric keypad. In Word, type 32E8 then press Alt + X.
On Mac
Switch to the Unicode Hex Input keyboard, then hold Option and type 32E8. Or press Control + Command + Space and search.
On Linux
Press Control + Shift + U, type 32e8, then press Enter or Space.
Anywhere
Copy ㋨ with the button above and paste it wherever you need it — this works on every device and in every app, with no keyboard shortcut to remember.
FAQ
What does the Circled Katakana No letter mean?
㋨ is the Unicode character “CIRCLED KATAKANA NO” (U+32E8). Visually, it’s a circled form of the katakana sound/letter “ノ” (“no”). In practice, it’s typically used as a compact label—similar to a badge or marker—rather than as a full word. Depending on the context, it may be used to denote “no,” “item no,” or a numbered/section marker in design layouts. It can also appear in stylized Japanese-themed typography where circled kana are used for compactness and visual rhythm.
What Unicode character is ㋨?
㋨ is “CIRCLED KATAKANA NO” with code point U+32E8.
How can I copy ㋨ for use in design or code?
Copy the character directly from this page. It can also be referenced by Unicode as U+32E8 (JavaScript: \\u{32E8}).
Does ㋨ always mean “no” in Japanese text?
It is the circled katakana “no” (ノ). In real layouts, it’s most commonly used as a compact label or marker, and the exact meaning depends on the surrounding text.
Will ㋨ display the same on every device?
Most modern fonts support it, but appearance can vary by font and system. If you see a blank box, try a different font that includes U+32E8.