Thai Character Paiyannoi Letter
ฯ is the Thai Paiyan Noi character (U+0E2F), used in Thai writing for abbreviation-like pauses.
U+0E2F
The symbol “ฯ” is known as the Thai Paiyan Noi. It’s a single Thai character with Unicode code point U+0E2F. This page helps you copy it and use it correctly in text, design, and code.
Thai Character Paiyannoi Letter Meaning
Thai Paiyan Noi (ฯ) is a Thai writing mark used to indicate a pause or abbreviation in certain contexts. You’ll often see it in Thai text where shortening or stopping is implied, similar to how punctuation or abbreviation markers function in other languages. Because Thai writing conventions vary by word and style, the exact interpretation depends on surrounding text and typography choices. In practice, it’s most useful when you need the correct Thai character rather than a look-alike punctuation mark from another script. Use the exact Unicode character to avoid rendering or search issues.
Common uses
- •Indicating an abbreviated form or shorthand in Thai text
- •Creating a typographic pause in Thai writing where appropriate
- •Repeating or continuing references in lists or headings (by convention)
- •Properly entering Thai characters in UI text, forms, and labels
- •Correctly reproducing Thai punctuation in documents, captions, and subtitles
Examples
ฯ Thai Paiyan Noi (U+0E2F) Copy & Use
- ฯฯลฯ
- ฯคุณฯ
- ฯภาคฯ
- ฯฯ สำหรับรายการถัดไป
- ฯชื่อผู้รับฯ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+0E2F | |
| HTML Entity | ฯ | |
| HTML Code | ฯ | |
| CSS | \0E2F |
FAQ
What does the Thai Character Paiyannoi letter mean?
Thai Paiyan Noi (ฯ) is a Thai writing mark used to indicate a pause or abbreviation in certain contexts. You’ll often see it in Thai text where shortening or stopping is implied, similar to how punctuation or abbreviation markers function in other languages. Because Thai writing conventions vary by word and style, the exact interpretation depends on surrounding text and typography choices. In practice, it’s most useful when you need the correct Thai character rather than a look-alike punctuation mark from another script. Use the exact Unicode character to avoid rendering or search issues.
What Unicode character is “ฯ”?
“ฯ” is THAI CHARACTER PAIYANNOI with Unicode code point U+0E2F.
How do I type or insert it in code?
You can use the Unicode escapes: CSS “\\0E2F” or JavaScript “\\u{0E2F}”.
Is “ฯ” the same as an ellipsis (...)?
No. “ฯ” is a Thai character, not the Latin-script ellipsis. Use the exact “ฯ” for Thai typography and correct rendering.
Where might I see Paiyan Noi in Thai text?
It commonly appears in Thai writing to mark an abbreviation-like pause or continuation, depending on the surrounding words.