Tibetan Subjoined Letter Da Letter
ྡ is the Tibetan subjoined form of the letter DA used to shape syllables in Tibetan script.
U+0FA1
ྡ (Tibetan Subjoined Letter DA) is a Unicode character used in Tibetan writing. It appears as a subjoined letter form, commonly used when constructing Tibetan syllables. Below you’ll find copy options and practical notes for using it in text and code.
Tibetan Subjoined Letter Da Letter Meaning
ྡ is the Tibetan script character named “TIBETAN SUBJOINED LETTER DA” with Unicode code point U+0FA1. As a subjoined letter, it is used in Tibetan orthography to attach the DA form to another letter as part of a syllable structure. In practical terms, it’s not an independent standalone letter in most contexts; instead, it visually and structurally modifies how adjacent Tibetan letters combine. You’ll mainly encounter it when working with real Tibetan text, fonts, typography, search/copying of Tibetan spellings, or when generating Tibetan syllables programmatically.
Common uses
- •Copying or pasting Tibetan text that includes the subjoined DA form
- •Checking/validating Unicode strings for the character U+0FA1 in Tibetan content
- •Preparing typography samples (fonts, rendering tests, layout mockups) for Tibetan script
- •Building search or normalization rules for Tibetan characters in text processing
- •Writing scripts and documents that require exact Tibetan glyph reproduction
Examples
ྡ Tibetan Subjoined Letter DA
- ྡྡ
- ྡExample character for U+0FA1: ྡ
- ྡTibetan subjoined letter DA: ྡ
- ྡUnicode copy: \u000fA1 → ྡ
- ྡRendered in Tibetan text: ྡ appears as a subjoined form
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+0FA1 | |
| HTML Entity | ྡ | |
| HTML Code | ྡ | |
| CSS | \0FA1 |
FAQ
What does the Tibetan Subjoined Letter Da letter mean?
ྡ is the Tibetan script character named “TIBETAN SUBJOINED LETTER DA” with Unicode code point U+0FA1. As a subjoined letter, it is used in Tibetan orthography to attach the DA form to another letter as part of a syllable structure. In practical terms, it’s not an independent standalone letter in most contexts; instead, it visually and structurally modifies how adjacent Tibetan letters combine. You’ll mainly encounter it when working with real Tibetan text, fonts, typography, search/copying of Tibetan spellings, or when generating Tibetan syllables programmatically.
What is the Unicode code point for ྡ?
The character ྡ is U+0FA1, named “TIBETAN SUBJOINED LETTER DA”.
How do I copy ྡ reliably in HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: ྡ or copy the character directly as ྡ.
How do I insert ྡ in CSS?
Use the CSS escape \\0FA1.
How do I insert ྡ in JavaScript?
Use \\u{0FA1} in JavaScript string literals.