Myanmar Digit One Letter
The symbol “၁” is the Myanmar digit for the number one, Unicode U+1041.
U+1041
“၁” is a Myanmar script digit representing 1. It’s encoded in Unicode as U+1041, so it can be reliably used across modern apps and browsers. This page helps you copy it and understand where it fits in text.
Myanmar Digit One Letter Meaning
The character “၁” is the Myanmar digit one from the Myanmar (Burmese) numeral system. Like Arabic numerals, it represents the value 1, but it uses Myanmar script glyphs instead of Latin digits. In plain text, it contributes to numbers, dates, and ordered lists written in Myanmar script. Because it has its own Unicode code point (U+1041), you should treat it as a separate character from “1” when validating, sorting, or formatting numeric strings in Myanmar text.
Common uses
- •Typing Myanmar-written numbers in messages, notes, or documents
- •Displaying ordered steps or list items in Myanmar script
- •Showing dates and times that use Myanmar numerals
- •Designing posters, flyers, or UI text in Myanmar for localization
- •Preparing content for websites and apps that require Unicode Myanmar digits
Examples
၁ Myanmar Digit One (U+1041)
- ၁အခန်း ၁
- ၁နေ့စွဲ ၁/၁/၂၀၂၆
- ၁အဆင့် ၁
- ၁တစ်ခုမှာ ၁ ရှိတယ်
- ၁စာမျက်နှာ ၁
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1041 | |
| HTML Entity | ၁ | |
| HTML Code | ၁ | |
| CSS | \1041 |
FAQ
What does the Myanmar Digit One letter mean?
The character “၁” is the Myanmar digit one from the Myanmar (Burmese) numeral system. Like Arabic numerals, it represents the value 1, but it uses Myanmar script glyphs instead of Latin digits. In plain text, it contributes to numbers, dates, and ordered lists written in Myanmar script. Because it has its own Unicode code point (U+1041), you should treat it as a separate character from “1” when validating, sorting, or formatting numeric strings in Myanmar text.
What Unicode character is “၁”?
“၁” is Myanmar Digit One, Unicode code point U+1041.
How can I type or paste it in my editor?
You can copy “၁” from this page, or use its Unicode escape in code (CSS: \\1041, JavaScript: \\u{1041}).
Is “၁” the same as the Latin digit “1”?
Visually it represents the value one, but it is a different Unicode character from the Latin “1”, so they are not interchangeable in strict text processing.
What is the HTML entity for this symbol?
The provided HTML entity for “၁” is ၁.