Myanmar Sign Western Pwo Karen Tone-4 Letter
ၬ is a Myanmar (Karen) tone mark character used in writing systems that include Western Pwo Karen Tone-4.
U+106C
The character ၬ is encoded as U+106C. It belongs to the Myanmar block and is identified as the Western Pwo Karen Tone-4 sign. Use the codes below to copy it accurately across apps, fonts, and web pages.
Myanmar Sign Western Pwo Karen Tone-4 Letter Meaning
ၬ (U+106C) is a Myanmar sign specifically named “Western Pwo Karen Tone-4.” Like other tone signs used in Myanmar-related writing traditions, it affects how the preceding syllable is interpreted when reading or rendering text. Practically, it functions as a diacritic/tone indicator rather than a standalone letter. If you are working with Karen text, linguistic examples, or Unicode-accurate typography, this symbol is the correct codepoint for the Tone-4 variant. For reliable results, use Unicode-aware fonts and prefer copy/paste from this page or the provided escape sequences.
Common uses
- •Typing or editing Western Pwo Karen text with accurate tone marking
- •Linguistics notes and transcription where Tone-4 must be explicitly encoded
- •Designing titles, captions, or study materials that include Karen-script tone signs
- •Building searchable text content (Unicode-accurate character handling in editors and CMS)
- •Developer use in Unicode strings via the provided HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes
Examples
ၬ Myanmar Sign Western Pwo Karen Tone-4
- ၬၬ (standalone for testing codepoint rendering)
- ၬ… [previous syllable] ၬ (tone marked sequence)
- ၬTone-4 transcription example containing ၬ
- ၬA dictionary or worksheet line including ၬ
- ၬUnicode test string that includes ၬ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+106C | |
| HTML Entity | ၬ | |
| HTML Code | ၬ | |
| CSS | \106C |
FAQ
What does the Myanmar Sign Western Pwo Karen Tone-4 letter mean?
ၬ (U+106C) is a Myanmar sign specifically named “Western Pwo Karen Tone-4.” Like other tone signs used in Myanmar-related writing traditions, it affects how the preceding syllable is interpreted when reading or rendering text. Practically, it functions as a diacritic/tone indicator rather than a standalone letter. If you are working with Karen text, linguistic examples, or Unicode-accurate typography, this symbol is the correct codepoint for the Tone-4 variant. For reliable results, use Unicode-aware fonts and prefer copy/paste from this page or the provided escape sequences.
What Unicode character is ၬ?
ၬ is the Unicode character U+106C, named “MYANMAR SIGN WESTERN PWO KAREN TONE-4.”
How can I copy ၬ correctly?
Copy the character directly as shown (ၬ), or use one of the provided codes: HTML ၬ or CSS/JS escapes.
What are the official code formats for ၬ?
HTML entity: ၬ | CSS escape: \\106C | JavaScript escape: \\u{106C} | Unicode: U+106C.
Why does ၬ look like a box or missing glyph?
That usually means the current font doesn’t support the Myanmar block or the script. Try a Unicode-capable Myanmar/Karen font.