Hiragana Letter Me Letter
め is the Japanese hiragana character for “me,” used in everyday words, names, and writing.
U+3081
め (Hiragana Letter Me) is a hiragana character with Unicode code point U+3081. You can copy it directly from this page or use standard Unicode escapes in software. It appears frequently in common Japanese words and grammatical patterns.
Hiragana Letter Me Letter Meaning
め (HIRAGANA LETTER ME) represents the sound “me” in Japanese. As hiragana, it is used as part of many words, including nouns, verbs, and particles, depending on context. You’ll often see め where the language needs the syllable “me,” such as in everyday terms and sentence structures. In writing systems, hiragana characters like め are commonly used for native Japanese words and grammatical elements, while the same sound can also be represented in katakana depending on style and context.
Common uses
- •Typing the syllable “me” in Japanese text
- •Writing common words that include the sound “me”
- •Forming hiragana-based grammatical endings and particles
- •Creating Japanese labels, UI text, or placeholders
- •Using in social media posts and short messages
Examples
め (Hiragana Letter Me) — Copy & Unicode Info
- めめです。 (Desu.)
- めおねがいします、めをください。
- めきれいめに書く。
- めこれめっちゃいい。
- めあした、めのまえで会おう。
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+3081 | |
| HTML Entity | め | |
| HTML Code | め | |
| CSS | \3081 |
FAQ
What does the Hiragana Letter Me letter mean?
め (HIRAGANA LETTER ME) represents the sound “me” in Japanese. As hiragana, it is used as part of many words, including nouns, verbs, and particles, depending on context. You’ll often see め where the language needs the syllable “me,” such as in everyday terms and sentence structures. In writing systems, hiragana characters like め are commonly used for native Japanese words and grammatical elements, while the same sound can also be represented in katakana depending on style and context.
What Unicode character is め?
め is HIRAGANA LETTER ME with Unicode code point U+3081.
How can I paste or insert め in code?
Use the provided forms: HTML entity め, CSS escape \\3081, or JavaScript escape \\u{3081}.
Is め always pronounced “me”?
In hiragana, め is generally read as the syllable “me,” though exact word meaning depends on the surrounding characters and context.
Can め be replaced with a different character?
It should not be swapped arbitrarily. If you need the “me” sound in Japanese, め is the correct hiragana character for that syllable.