Hiragana Letter Mo Letter
も is the hiragana letter MO (U+3082), commonly used as a syllable and as a particle meaning “also/too”.
U+3082
も is a hiragana character used in everyday Japanese writing. It can appear as a syllable (mo) and also as a particle to mean “also” or “too”. Use it in plain text, UI labels, and Japanese content.
Hiragana Letter Mo Letter Meaning
も (hiragana letter mo) is used in Japanese both as a syllable and as a particle. As a syllable, it represents the sound “mo” and appears in many words. As a particle (often read as “mo”), it is commonly used to mean “also,” “too,” or “as well,” expressing addition to a previous statement. It can follow nouns or other phrases, depending on the sentence structure. In practice, you’ll see も frequently in conversation, writing, and UI text where an extra item or option is being included.
Common uses
- •Writing Japanese words and syllables that include the “mo” sound
- •Using the particle も to mean “also/too/as well”
- •Creating Japanese UI labels (e.g., options like “もれなく” style phrasing that includes も)
- •Typing Japanese content for chat, comments, and social posts
- •Building Japanese text templates for localization and forms
Examples
も — Hiragana Letter MO (も)
- も私も行きます。
- もこれはおいしいもので、みんなに人気です。
- も雨でも出かけます。
- ももしもし、聞こえますか。
- もわたしもどうぞ。
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+3082 | |
| HTML Entity | も | |
| HTML Code | も | |
| CSS | \3082 | |
| Alt Code | Alt + 12418 | |
| Decimal | 12418 |
How to type Hiragana Letter Mo Letter (も)
On Windows
Hold Alt and type 12418 on the numeric keypad. In Word, type 3082 then press Alt + X.
On Mac
Switch to the Unicode Hex Input keyboard, then hold Option and type 3082. Or press Control + Command + Space and search.
On Linux
Press Control + Shift + U, type 3082, then press Enter or Space.
Anywhere
Copy も 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 Hiragana Letter Mo letter mean?
も (hiragana letter mo) is used in Japanese both as a syllable and as a particle. As a syllable, it represents the sound “mo” and appears in many words. As a particle (often read as “mo”), it is commonly used to mean “also,” “too,” or “as well,” expressing addition to a previous statement. It can follow nouns or other phrases, depending on the sentence structure. In practice, you’ll see も frequently in conversation, writing, and UI text where an extra item or option is being included.
What character is “も” and what is its Unicode code point?
“も” is HIRAGANA LETTER MO, with Unicode code point U+3082.
How do I type or copy “も” for web or app development?
You can copy the character directly (“も”). For programming, you can also use the Unicode escape: CSS \\3082 or JavaScript \\u{3082}.
Does も always mean “also/too”?
No. も is commonly used as a syllable meaning “mo” in words, and it can also act as a particle meaning “also/too/as well” depending on the sentence.
What HTML entity corresponds to も?
The provided HTML entity is も.