Katakana Voiced Iteration Mark Letter
ヾ is the Katakana Voiced Iteration Mark (U+30FE) used to indicate repeated sounds or emphasis in Japanese text.
U+30FE
ヾ (U+30FE) is a Japanese punctuation mark used with katakana. It typically conveys voiced repetition or emphasis. This page helps you copy the exact character and use the correct code points in your projects.
Katakana Voiced Iteration Mark Letter Meaning
The Katakana Voiced Iteration Mark (ヾ) is part of the Katakana punctuation block in Unicode (U+30FE). It is used in written Japanese to mark a voiced, repeated sound or to add emphasis to a katakana expression. In practice, it often appears in informal text (such as chat messages and character callouts) to suggest a drawn-out or emphasized pronunciation. Depending on the surrounding characters and style, it can function similarly to other iteration marks by visually extending the feeling of repetition, but it specifically carries a voiced sense as indicated by its Unicode name.
Common uses
- •Marking voiced repetition in katakana-heavy phrases in Japanese UI text
- •Adding expressive emphasis in chat messages, comments, or informal posts
- •Designing typography samples and Japanese punctuation layouts
- •Building text templates or captions that include katakana iteration marks
- •Using the correct Unicode character in forms, labels, and localization files
Examples
ヾ Katakana Voiced Iteration Mark
- ヾ例: ヾ(・∀・)ノ いくぞ！
- ヾかわいいヾ(=^･ω･^=)ノ
- ヾおねがいヾ(≧▽≦)ノ
- ヾきょうもヾ(•ω•)ノ たのしみ
- ヾしつれい、ヾ(_ _ )
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+30FE | |
| HTML Entity | ヾ | |
| HTML Code | ヾ | |
| CSS | \30FE |
FAQ
What does the Katakana Voiced Iteration Mark letter mean?
The Katakana Voiced Iteration Mark (ヾ) is part of the Katakana punctuation block in Unicode (U+30FE). It is used in written Japanese to mark a voiced, repeated sound or to add emphasis to a katakana expression. In practice, it often appears in informal text (such as chat messages and character callouts) to suggest a drawn-out or emphasized pronunciation. Depending on the surrounding characters and style, it can function similarly to other iteration marks by visually extending the feeling of repetition, but it specifically carries a voiced sense as indicated by its Unicode name.
How do I copy the character ヾ?
Copy the symbol directly from this page (ヾ). If you need it in code, use the provided Unicode forms such as U+30FE.
What is the Unicode code point for ヾ?
ヾ is U+30FE, named “KATAKANA VOICED ITERATION MARK.”
Which HTML entity can I use for ヾ?
The provided HTML entity is ヾ.
How should I enter ヾ in JavaScript?
You can use JavaScript Unicode escape: \\u{30FE}.