Myanmar Sign Shan Council Tone-2 Letter
ႋ is the Unicode character “Myanmar Sign Shan Council Tone-2” (U+108B) used in Myanmar/Shan script text.
U+108B
ႋ is a Myanmar block character with the Unicode name Myanmar Sign Shan Council Tone-2. It’s primarily used in digital text that follows Shan-related orthographic or typographic conventions. Below you’ll find practical ways to copy, identify, and use it.
Myanmar Sign Shan Council Tone-2 Letter Meaning
ႋ is a specific Myanmar-script sign identified by Unicode as “MYANMAR SIGN SHAN COUNCIL TONE-2” (U+108B). As the name suggests, it functions as a tone-related mark associated with Shan Council conventions. In plain terms, it’s best thought of as a typographic sign: when included in a properly encoded Shan text, it indicates a particular tone value (tone-2) for the relevant syllable or sound context. Like many tone marks, its visual role depends on the surrounding characters and the font/shaping support used by the viewer or application. If you’re not working with Shan-related text, it may appear as an isolated symbol without context.
Common uses
- •Copy/paste accurate Shan tone signage in digital documents
- •Labeling or annotating text in linguistics and transcription work
- •Preparing Myanmar/Shan content for websites, forms, or databases
- •Typography and font-testing for Myanmar block rendering
- •Displaying or sharing a specific Unicode character in educational posts
Examples
ႋ Myanmar Sign Shan Council Tone-2
- ႋႋ (U+108B) in a Unicode character list
- ႋUse ႋ to match the exact Shan tone-2 sign in transcription notes
- ႋIn a text editor, insert ႋ after the base Myanmar character
- ႋShare ႋ in a social post demonstrating Unicode characters
- ႋInclude ႋ in a dataset test string for Myanmar block fonts