Thai Digit Zero Letter
“๐” is the Thai numeral for zero, Unicode U+0E50, used in Thai text and numeric representations.
U+0E50
The symbol “๐” is known as the Thai Digit Zero. It is part of the Thai numeral set in Unicode, so it works reliably in modern browsers and editors. Use the copy options below for quick pasting or developer-friendly code escapes.
Thai Digit Zero Letter Meaning
“๐” represents the number zero in the Thai numeral system. It’s used anywhere Thai digits appear, such as writing numbers in Thai text, displaying counters, dates, or indices with Thai formatting, and showing numeric values in contexts where Thai script is expected. Visually, it may look different from the Latin digit “0,” but it conveys the same numeric meaning. When using this character in software, it’s best to rely on Unicode code point U+0E50 to ensure the correct glyph renders in fonts that support Thai script.
Common uses
- •Displaying zero in Thai-language number strings and labels
- •Counting and pagination where Thai numerals are preferred
- •Writing dates, times, or schedules in Thai script with Thai digits
- •Creating consistent UI text in Thai for apps and websites
- •Designing posters, forms, or signage that require Thai numerals
Examples
๐ Thai Digit Zero (U+0E50)
- ๐เวลา ๐๗:๐๐ น.
- ๐จำนวน ๐ ชิ้น
- ๐รอบที่ ๐
- ๐วันที่ ๐๑/๐๑/๒๕๖๗
- ๐คะแนน ๐
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+0E50 | |
| HTML Entity | ๐ | |
| HTML Code | ๐ | |
| CSS | \0E50 | |
| Alt Code | Alt + 3664 | |
| Decimal | 3664 |
How to type Thai Digit Zero Letter (๐)
On Windows
Hold Alt and type 3664 on the numeric keypad. In Word, type 0E50 then press Alt + X.
On Mac
Switch to the Unicode Hex Input keyboard, then hold Option and type 0E50. Or press Control + Command + Space and search.
On Linux
Press Control + Shift + U, type 0e50, then press Enter or Space.
Anywhere
Copy ๐ with the button above and paste it wherever you need it — this works on every device and in every app, with no keyboard shortcut to remember.
FAQ
What does the Thai Digit Zero letter mean?
“๐” represents the number zero in the Thai numeral system. It’s used anywhere Thai digits appear, such as writing numbers in Thai text, displaying counters, dates, or indices with Thai formatting, and showing numeric values in contexts where Thai script is expected. Visually, it may look different from the Latin digit “0,” but it conveys the same numeric meaning. When using this character in software, it’s best to rely on Unicode code point U+0E50 to ensure the correct glyph renders in fonts that support Thai script.
How do I copy the Thai digit zero “๐”?
Copy the character directly from this page. You can also paste the HTML entity “๐” or use the Unicode escape “\\u{0E50}” in your code.
What is the Unicode code point for “๐”?
The Thai digit zero uses Unicode code point U+0E50.
Is “๐” the same as the Latin digit “0”?
They both represent the value zero, but they are different characters. “๐” is Thai script, while “0” is Latin digit zero.
Will “๐” display correctly on websites and apps?
It should display correctly in environments that support Thai script fonts. Using the Unicode character U+0E50 helps ensure you’re using the intended symbol.