Khmer Sign Ahsda Letter
Khmer Sign Ahsda (៏) is a Khmer script character used in writing the Khmer language.
U+17CF
The character ៏ is known as Khmer Sign Ahsda. It belongs to the Khmer script and has the Unicode code point U+17CF. Use the shortcuts below to copy it reliably in web and design tools.
Khmer Sign Ahsda Letter Meaning
Khmer Sign Ahsda (៏) is a character in the Khmer writing system. Like many Khmer signs, it functions as a script-specific letter/sign used to represent sounds or grammatical details within Khmer words. In practice, its meaning is determined by how it appears in the full word and the surrounding characters, rather than as a standalone symbol. When you type or typeset Khmer text, using the correct Unicode character ensures the sign renders correctly and the word remains readable. For consistent results, copy the exact character (U+17CF) instead of using look-alike glyphs.
Common uses
- •Typing or pasting Khmer text in documents and chat
- •Rendering Khmer UI labels and buttons in apps
- •Adding Khmer content to social media posts
- •Using Khmer characters in web pages with proper Unicode encoding
- •Linguistic data entry or proofreading of Khmer spellings
Examples
៏ Khmer Sign Ahsda (U+17CF)
- ៏សូមអរគុណ ៏ (Khmer text sample)
- ៏ខ្ញុំចូលចិត្តអក្សរ ៏ ក្នុងប្រយោគ
- ៏សរសេរ ឬ ចម្លង ៏ ឲ្យបានត្រឹមត្រូវ
- ៏ពិនិត្យអត្ថបទខ្មែរ—មាន ៏ នៅទីនេះ
- ៏ប្រើ U+17CF ដើម្បីបញ្ចូល ៏
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+17CF | |
| HTML Entity | ៏ | |
| HTML Code | ៏ | |
| CSS | \17CF |
FAQ
What Unicode character is ៏?
It is Khmer Sign Ahsda with Unicode code point U+17CF.
How can I copy ៏ reliably on the web?
Copy the character directly, or use an encoding: HTML entity ៏ or CSS/JS escapes like \\17CF or \\u{17CF}.
What does ៏ mean by itself?
Its exact function depends on the word and surrounding Khmer characters. As a script sign, it contributes to how Khmer words are formed and pronounced in context.
Will ៏ display correctly in all fonts?
It should render in fonts that support Khmer. If it appears as a box or missing glyph, switch to a Khmer-capable font.