Tibetan Ku Ru Kha Bzhi Mig Can Letter
྿ is a Tibetan script character (U+0FBF) used in the Unicode Tibetan block.
U+0FBF
This page provides ready-to-copy versions of the Tibetan character ྿. You’ll also find its Unicode details and common ways to use it in digital text and design.
Tibetan Ku Ru Kha Bzhi Mig Can Letter Meaning
The character ྿ is named “TIBETAN KU RU KHA BZHI MIG CAN” in Unicode and is assigned the code point U+0FBF. As a Tibetan script character, it is used as part of Tibetan writing where the correct combination of signs matters for proper spelling and visual structure. In practice, it’s most often encountered when working with Tibetan text, studying Unicode characters, preparing multilingual documents, or designing interfaces and typography that must render Tibetan script accurately. When copying, the main concern is reliable font support so the symbol displays correctly across platforms.
Common uses
- •Copying and pasting Tibetan text that includes the character ྿
- •Typing or entering the symbol in a Unicode-capable editor or web form
- •Using the character in digital documents that require consistent Tibetan character rendering
- •Designing posters, callouts, or UI text that includes Tibetan script
- •Developers referencing the character via its HTML/CSS/JavaScript escape sequences
Examples
྿ Tibetan Ku Ru Kha Bzhi Mig Can
- ྿Copy this character: ྿
- ྿Unicode code point for ྿ is U+0FBF.
- ྿HTML entity: ྿
- ྿CSS escape form: \\0FBF
- ྿JavaScript escape form: \\u{0FBF}
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+0FBF | |
| HTML Entity | ྿ | |
| HTML Code | ྿ | |
| CSS | \0FBF |
FAQ
What does the Tibetan Ku Ru Kha Bzhi Mig Can letter mean?
The character ྿ is named “TIBETAN KU RU KHA BZHI MIG CAN” in Unicode and is assigned the code point U+0FBF. As a Tibetan script character, it is used as part of Tibetan writing where the correct combination of signs matters for proper spelling and visual structure. In practice, it’s most often encountered when working with Tibetan text, studying Unicode characters, preparing multilingual documents, or designing interfaces and typography that must render Tibetan script accurately. When copying, the main concern is reliable font support so the symbol displays correctly across platforms.
What is the Unicode code point for ྿?
The symbol ྿ has Unicode code point U+0FBF.
How can I copy ྿ reliably in HTML?
Use the HTML entity: ྿
What are the CSS and JavaScript escape sequences for this character?
CSS escape: \\0FBF. JavaScript (Unicode code point escape): \\u{0FBF}.
Why does ྿ sometimes show up as a box or missing glyph?
It usually indicates insufficient font support for the Tibetan Unicode character on that device or browser. Try a font known to support Tibetan script.