Telugu Fraction Digit Two For Odd Powers Of Four Letter
౺ is the Telugu fraction digit two for odd powers of four (U+0C7A).
U+0C7A
౺ is a Telugu Unicode character used for specific fractional-number notation. If you’re typesetting Telugu text or working with Unicode data, this page helps you copy it reliably.
Telugu Fraction Digit Two For Odd Powers Of Four Letter Meaning
౺ (U+0C7A) is named “Telugu Fraction Digit Two for Odd Powers of Four.” As a Telugu fraction digit, it participates in specialized fractional representations rather than general-purpose punctuation or standard decimal digits. In practice, you’ll most often encounter it when rendering or verifying Unicode text that uses Telugu fraction notation, such as in digit/fraction sequences from reference material, fonts, or digital documents. When copying, it’s important to use the character itself (or a correct Unicode escape) so it renders consistently across systems and programming environments.
Common uses
- •Copying Telugu fraction notation characters into documents or web pages
- •Using the correct Unicode character in programming datasets and text fixtures
- •Typing or searching for the exact character while proofreading multilingual content
- •Rendering Unicode fraction digit sequences in custom fonts or layout tools
- •Referencing U+0C7A in documentation, bug reports, or character-mapping tables
Examples
౺ Telugu Fraction Digit Two for Odd Powers of Four
- ౺Example: ౺
- ౺Telugu fraction digit: ౺
- ౺Unicode test string: ౺ U+0C7A
- ౺Copy this symbol: ౺ for odd powers of four
- ౺Character reference: ౺ (౺)
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+0C7A | |
| HTML Entity | ౺ | |
| HTML Code | ౺ | |
| CSS | \0C7A |
FAQ
What is the Unicode code point for ౺?
The symbol ౺ has Unicode code point U+0C7A.
How can I copy ౺ into HTML?
Use the HTML entity: ౺ . You can also paste the character directly: ౺.
What does the name “Telugu Fraction Digit Two for Odd Powers of Four” mean?
It describes the specific Telugu fraction digit represented by ౺, intended for a notation that relates to odd powers of four.
How do I type or insert it using a programming escape?
In JavaScript, you can use \\u{0C7A}. For CSS, you can use \\0C7A.