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Myanmar Sign Shan Tone-2 Letter

ႇ (U+1087) is the Myanmar Sign Shan Tone-2 character used in Shan text.

U+1087

ႇ is a Unicode character from the Myanmar block: “MYANMAR SIGN SHAN TONE-2” (U+1087). Use it when writing or typesetting Shan tone marks. This page provides copy/paste forms and developer-ready escape codes.

Myanmar Sign Shan Tone-2 Letter Meaning

ႇ is the Myanmar Sign Shan Tone-2 (U+1087). As part of the Myanmar/Shan writing system, it acts as a tone sign associated with how a syllable is pronounced. In practice, this character is used in Shan-language text where the tone needs to be specified. When editing text, it’s important to preserve the exact character (not a similar-looking mark) so the tone information remains correct. If your fonts don’t support it, you may see missing-glyph boxes; switching to a Unicode-capable Myanmar/Shan font typically fixes that.

Common uses

  • Typing Shan-language text that requires the Tone-2 mark
  • Adding the correct tone sign in digital documents and captions
  • Using the character in language study notes or glossing
  • Including the symbol in UI labels or content for Shan locales
  • Preparing multilingual text where precise Unicode characters matter

Examples

ႇ Myanmar Sign Shan Tone-2

  • စာႇ
  • ၵႇ
  • မႇ ႁႂ
  • တိႇၵ
  • လ်ႇမိ

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+1087
HTML Entityႇ
HTML Codeႇ
CSS\1087

FAQ

What does the Myanmar Sign Shan Tone-2 letter mean?

ႇ is the Myanmar Sign Shan Tone-2 (U+1087). As part of the Myanmar/Shan writing system, it acts as a tone sign associated with how a syllable is pronounced. In practice, this character is used in Shan-language text where the tone needs to be specified. When editing text, it’s important to preserve the exact character (not a similar-looking mark) so the tone information remains correct. If your fonts don’t support it, you may see missing-glyph boxes; switching to a Unicode-capable Myanmar/Shan font typically fixes that.

What is the Unicode code point for ႇ?

The Unicode code point for ႇ is U+1087.

How do I write ႇ in HTML?

Use the HTML entity: ႇ

What escape formats are available for ႇ in code?

CSS escape: \\1087. JavaScript (Unicode code point escape): \\u{1087}.

Why does ႇ show up as a missing box?

Your font may not support this Myanmar/Shan character. Try a Unicode-capable Myanmar font.