Telugu Letter Dza Letter
ౙ is the Telugu Letter DZA character, Unicode U+0C59, used in written Telugu text requiring the DZA sound.
U+0C59
ౙ (Telugu Letter DZA) is a Unicode character in the Telugu writing system. It’s useful when you need precise spelling or text generation that includes the DZA letter. Below you’ll find copy options and common ways to use it correctly in web and app content.
Telugu Letter Dza Letter Meaning
Telugu Letter DZA (ౙ) is a specific consonant character used in the Telugu script. In practical writing, it appears in words that require the DZA sound or a close phonetic equivalent as represented by Telugu orthography. Because it’s a distinct Unicode character (U+0C59), it’s important for accurate text rendering, search, and indexing in systems that handle Telugu. Designers and developers should use the exact character rather than visually similar symbols to avoid incorrect spelling or broken text behavior.
Common uses
- •Typing or entering Telugu text that specifically contains the DZA consonant letter
- •Creating accurate multilingual typography samples and language-learning materials
- •Generating correct names, terms, or transliterations in Telugu localization strings
- •Preparing content for OCR/processing workflows where exact Unicode matching matters
- •Building web forms and text fields that must preserve Telugu characters without substitution
Examples
ౙ Telugu Letter DZA (U+0C59)
- ౙౙ ఒక అక్షరం (ౙ is a letter).
- ౙనాకు ౙ అక్షరం అవసరం.
- ౙఈ పదంలో ౙ ఉంటుంది.
- ౙటెక్స్ట్లో ౙ ని సరిగ్గా చేర్చండి.
- ౙౙని కాపీ చేసి వాడండి.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+0C59 | |
| HTML Entity | ౙ | |
| HTML Code | ౙ | |
| CSS | \0C59 |
FAQ
What does the Telugu Letter Dza letter mean?
Telugu Letter DZA (ౙ) is a specific consonant character used in the Telugu script. In practical writing, it appears in words that require the DZA sound or a close phonetic equivalent as represented by Telugu orthography. Because it’s a distinct Unicode character (U+0C59), it’s important for accurate text rendering, search, and indexing in systems that handle Telugu. Designers and developers should use the exact character rather than visually similar symbols to avoid incorrect spelling or broken text behavior.
What is the Unicode code point for ౙ?
ౙ is Unicode U+0C59 (Telugu Letter DZA).
How do I copy ౙ in HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: ౙ.
What are the CSS and JavaScript escapes for ౙ?
CSS escape: \\0C59. JavaScript escape: \\u{0C59}.
Can I use a similar Telugu character instead of ౙ?
For correct spelling and consistent rendering, use the exact Telugu Letter DZA character (U+0C59) rather than visually similar letters.