Telugu Digit One Letter
౧ (Telugu Digit One) is a Unicode character used to represent the number 1 in Telugu script.
U+0C67
౧ is the Telugu digit for 1. It’s part of the Unicode Telugu block and can be used anywhere text supports Unicode. Use the copy options below for quick pasting or for building it into your code.
Telugu Digit One Letter Meaning
౧ is the Telugu writing system’s numeral for the value “one.” In Unicode it is named “TELUGU DIGIT ONE” with code point U+0C67. Visually, it may look different from the Latin digit “1,” but it denotes the same number. You’ll typically see this character in Telugu-language text, numeric strings, titles, labels, dates, and localized interfaces where digits are written using the Telugu digit set rather than Western numerals. When designing or coding, it’s best to use the actual Unicode character (or the provided escapes) instead of approximations.
Common uses
- •Writing Telugu-language numeric text that should use local digit shapes (e.g., labels and headings).
- •Localizing user interfaces where numbers are displayed in Telugu digit form.
- •Generating accessible content for documents intended for Telugu readers.
- •Creating posters, slides, or social media graphics that require Telugu numerals.
- •Building templates for forms and lists that include ordered items or quantities in Telugu script.
Examples
౧ Telugu Digit One (U+0C67)
- ౧వాల్యూ ౧
- ౧౧వ రోజు
- ౧మొత్తం ౧
- ౧ప్రశ్న ౧
- ౧౧ నంబర్
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+0C67 | |
| HTML Entity | ౧ | |
| HTML Code | ౧ | |
| CSS | \0C67 |
FAQ
What does the Telugu Digit One letter mean?
౧ is the Telugu writing system’s numeral for the value “one.” In Unicode it is named “TELUGU DIGIT ONE” with code point U+0C67. Visually, it may look different from the Latin digit “1,” but it denotes the same number. You’ll typically see this character in Telugu-language text, numeric strings, titles, labels, dates, and localized interfaces where digits are written using the Telugu digit set rather than Western numerals. When designing or coding, it’s best to use the actual Unicode character (or the provided escapes) instead of approximations.
What Unicode character is ౧?
౧ is “TELUGU DIGIT ONE” with Unicode code point U+0C67.
How can I copy ౧ easily?
Use the character itself (౧) or copy the HTML entity ౧ / escapes like \\u{0C67} depending on where you need it.
Is ౧ the same as the Latin digit 1?
Yes—౧ represents the value “one,” but it uses the Telugu digit glyph rather than the Latin numeral shape.
Where can I use ౧ in code or HTML?
You can include it directly as a Unicode character, use the HTML entity ౧, or use JavaScript escape \\u{0C67} / CSS escape \\0C67.