Gujarati Rupee Sign Letter
The Gujarati rupee sign (૱) is a currency symbol for the Indian rupee in Gujarati text.
U+0AF1
The symbol “૱” is the Gujarati rupee sign. It’s used to represent the rupee amount in Gujarati-language contexts. On this page you can copy it or use its standard Unicode escapes in your projects.
Gujarati Rupee Sign Letter Meaning
“૱” is the GUJARATI RUPEE SIGN, a currency symbol associated with the Indian rupee as written in Gujarati. In practice, it appears before or alongside numbers to indicate monetary values, especially in Gujarati text and typography. It helps designers and writers keep currency formatting consistent with Gujarati scripts rather than using a Latin “₹” symbol. When building multilingual interfaces, using the correct Gujarati rupee sign can improve readability for Gujarati readers and maintain proper script styling. If you’re generating content with Unicode support, you can insert it directly or use its HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes shown on this page.
Common uses
- •Displaying rupee amounts in Gujarati UI text
- •Designing posters or flyers with Gujarati-language pricing
- •Formatting invoices, receipts, or labels for Gujarati documents
- •Writing or publishing Gujarati content that includes money values
- •Using the symbol in web forms, templates, and typographic mockups
Examples
૱ Gujarati Rupee Sign
- ૱૱ 1,500
- ૱કુલ રકમ: ૱ 2,999
- ૱ભાવ: ૱ 250
- ૱ચૂકવવાની રકમ ૱ 10,000
- ૱વેતન ૱ 8,500
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+0AF1 | |
| HTML Entity | ૱ | |
| HTML Code | ૱ | |
| CSS | \0AF1 |
FAQ
What does the Gujarati Rupee Sign letter mean?
“૱” is the GUJARATI RUPEE SIGN, a currency symbol associated with the Indian rupee as written in Gujarati. In practice, it appears before or alongside numbers to indicate monetary values, especially in Gujarati text and typography. It helps designers and writers keep currency formatting consistent with Gujarati scripts rather than using a Latin “₹” symbol. When building multilingual interfaces, using the correct Gujarati rupee sign can improve readability for Gujarati readers and maintain proper script styling. If you’re generating content with Unicode support, you can insert it directly or use its HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes shown on this page.
What Unicode character is “૱”?
“૱” is the GUJARATI RUPEE SIGN with Unicode code point U+0AF1.
How can I copy the symbol quickly?
Copy “૱” from this page. You can also use the escape sequences: HTML “૱”, CSS “\\0AF1”, or JavaScript “\\u{0AF1}”.
Is “૱” the same as “₹”?
They are different characters. “૱” is specifically the Gujarati rupee sign (U+0AF1), while “₹” is the Indian rupee sign (different Unicode character).
Will it display correctly on all devices?
It depends on font support for Gujarati characters. Most modern systems with Gujarati-capable fonts should render it, especially when using proper Unicode.