Thai Character Mo Ma Letter
“ม” is the Thai letter Mo Ma (U+0E21), used in many Thai words and names.
U+0E21
The character “ม” is part of the Thai script. It’s commonly referenced by its Unicode name, THAI CHARACTER MO MA, and you can copy it directly or use its escape codes in code and design tools.
Thai Character Mo Ma Letter Meaning
“ม” (Thai Letter Mo Ma) is a consonant character in the Thai alphabet. In practice, it appears in everyday Thai spelling as part of many words and personal or place names. Like other Thai letters, its pronunciation and behavior depend on the word and surrounding vowel and tone marks. When working with text, you can treat it as a standalone Unicode character (U+0E21) and ensure your fonts and systems support Thai script so it renders correctly.
Common uses
- •Typing Thai words that include the consonant ม
- •Writing or displaying Thai names and locations
- •Labeling products or UI text in Thai-language content
- •Forming search terms and hashtags in Thai social posts
- •Developing multilingual apps that support Thai Unicode input
Examples
ม — Thai Letter Mo Ma (U+0E21)
- มมิตร
- มความ
- มภาษาไทย
- มสมชาย
- มบ้านเมือง
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+0E21 | |
| HTML Entity | ม | |
| HTML Code | ม | |
| CSS | \0E21 |
FAQ
What does the Thai Character Mo Ma letter mean?
“ม” (Thai Letter Mo Ma) is a consonant character in the Thai alphabet. In practice, it appears in everyday Thai spelling as part of many words and personal or place names. Like other Thai letters, its pronunciation and behavior depend on the word and surrounding vowel and tone marks. When working with text, you can treat it as a standalone Unicode character (U+0E21) and ensure your fonts and systems support Thai script so it renders correctly.
What is the Unicode code point for “ม”?
The character “ม” is Unicode U+0E21 (THAI CHARACTER MO MA).
How can I copy “ม” reliably?
Copy the character directly from this page. If you’re programming, use the provided escapes: HTML entity ม or CSS \\0E21 or JavaScript \\u{0E21}.
Will it render correctly on all devices?
It should render correctly if the device has Thai-capable fonts and Unicode support. If it shows a box or placeholder, try a font that supports Thai.
Does “ม” have only one meaning?
As a letter, “ม” mainly represents a consonant sound/role in Thai spelling. Its exact pronunciation within a word can depend on surrounding marks and the specific word.