Katakana Letter Ha Letter
ハ is the katakana letter ha used to write Japanese sounds.
U+30CF
ハ is a single katakana character commonly used in Japanese writing. It corresponds to Unicode U+30CF, making it straightforward to copy or generate in software. Below are practical ways to use and reference it.
Katakana Letter Ha Letter Meaning
ハ is the Unicode “KATAKANA LETTER HA” (U+30CF). As a katakana character, it represents the Japanese syllable sound “ha.” In written Japanese, katakana is often used for foreign words, names, and for stylistic emphasis, so ハ frequently appears in contexts like loanwords and proper nouns. Depending on the word, the exact sound can vary slightly with pronunciation and surrounding characters, but the character itself is the basic “ha” unit in katakana. Designers and developers can reliably place it using the provided HTML, CSS, or JavaScript escapes.
Common uses
- •Writing Japanese names and proper nouns in katakana
- •Spelling loanwords or brand names in katakana
- •Creating labels and UI text that include Japanese katakana
- •Adding stylistic emphasis or phonetic text in Japanese typography
- •Teaching materials or data samples that demonstrate katakana characters
Examples
ハ — Katakana Letter Ha (U+30CF)
- ハハロー
- ハハナ
- ハハチ
- ハハヤブサ
- ハハウス
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+30CF | |
| HTML Entity | ハ | |
| HTML Code | ハ | |
| CSS | \30CF |
FAQ
What does the Katakana Letter Ha letter mean?
ハ is the Unicode “KATAKANA LETTER HA” (U+30CF). As a katakana character, it represents the Japanese syllable sound “ha.” In written Japanese, katakana is often used for foreign words, names, and for stylistic emphasis, so ハ frequently appears in contexts like loanwords and proper nouns. Depending on the word, the exact sound can vary slightly with pronunciation and surrounding characters, but the character itself is the basic “ha” unit in katakana. Designers and developers can reliably place it using the provided HTML, CSS, or JavaScript escapes.
What Unicode character is ハ?
ハ is “KATAKANA LETTER HA” with Unicode code point U+30CF.
How can I copy ハ into my text or design tool?
Copy the character directly from this page, or use the provided HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes listed above.
Is ハ the same as the hiragana letter ha?
No. ハ is katakana letter ha (U+30CF). The hiragana equivalent is different and has its own Unicode code point.
How do I display ハ in a web page from a string?
You can include it directly as “ハ”, or generate it using HTML entity ハ, CSS escape \\30CF, or JavaScript escape \\u{30CF}.