Thai Character Khomut Letter
๛ (Thai Character Khomut) is a Thai script character used in specific writing contexts.
U+0E5B
The symbol ๛ is called Thai Character Khomut. This page helps you copy it reliably and use the correct Unicode information in your projects. You’ll also find practical examples and developer-friendly escape codes.
Thai Character Khomut Letter Meaning
๛ is the Thai Character Khomut, a character in the Thai script (Unicode U+0E5B). In written Thai, it can appear as part of text that uses traditional orthography and formatting conventions. Because Thai script characters often have context-dependent behavior, the exact visual role of Khomut can vary depending on the surrounding characters and the font being used. When you insert the character digitally, the most important detail is using the correct Unicode code point so it renders correctly across systems. Use it as a literal character in Thai text, typography, or when you need this specific glyph for a design or data display.
Common uses
- •Copy/paste the exact Thai Khomut character for Thai typography and document editing
- •Use in web or app text where the specific Unicode character U+0E5B must be displayed
- •Labeling or annotating Thai-language content in graphic design layouts
- •Including the character in plain text datasets or localization files
- •Using the Unicode escape in CSS/HTML/JavaScript to ensure consistent rendering
Examples
๛ Thai Character Khomut (copy and unicode info)
- ๛๛ ข้อความตัวอย่าง
- ๛สัญลักษณ์: ๛
- ๛เลขที่อ้างอิง: ๛๛-001
- ๛ทดสอบอักขระไทย: ๛
- ๛แทรกตัวอักษร: ๛ ในประโยค
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+0E5B | |
| HTML Entity | ๛ | |
| HTML Code | ๛ | |
| CSS | \0E5B |
FAQ
What does the Thai Character Khomut letter mean?
๛ is the Thai Character Khomut, a character in the Thai script (Unicode U+0E5B). In written Thai, it can appear as part of text that uses traditional orthography and formatting conventions. Because Thai script characters often have context-dependent behavior, the exact visual role of Khomut can vary depending on the surrounding characters and the font being used. When you insert the character digitally, the most important detail is using the correct Unicode code point so it renders correctly across systems. Use it as a literal character in Thai text, typography, or when you need this specific glyph for a design or data display.
What is the Unicode code point for ๛?
The Thai Character Khomut is U+0E5B.
How can I copy ๛ directly?
Copy the character from this page (๛) and paste it into your document, editor, or design tool.
What HTML entity can I use for ๛?
Use the HTML entity ๛.
How do I reference ๛ in JavaScript?
You can use \\u{0E5B} (as provided) to insert the character by code point.