Tibetan Subjoined Letter Ra Letter
ྲ is the Tibetan subjoined letter RA, used in Tibetan script as a subjoined form.
U+0FB2
The symbol ྲ is known as the Tibetan subjoined letter RA. It has the Unicode code point U+0FB2 and can be copied or inserted using common encoding escapes. This page helps you use it correctly in writing, design, and development.
Tibetan Subjoined Letter Ra Letter Meaning
Tibetan script uses stacking and positioning to indicate syllables. The character ྲ represents the Tibetan subjoined letter RA, meaning it is typically used in a subjoined position relative to a main letter. In practice, it appears when writing Tibetan words that require a RA to be placed under another consonant or in an integrated stacked form. Like many script-specific characters, its exact visual result depends on font support and the surrounding Tibetan text layout. For accurate rendering and portability, use the character directly (copy/paste) or insert it using the provided Unicode escapes: U+0FB2.
Common uses
- •Copy/paste Tibetan text that includes the subjoined RA form (ྲ).
- •Correctly render Tibetan syllable stacks in educational materials and glosses.
- •Typography and UI design where Tibetan script characters must display accurately.
- •Linguistic and text-processing work that needs a specific code point (U+0FB2).
- •Developer insertion of the character in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript using Unicode escapes.
Examples
ྲ Tibetan Subjoined Letter RA
- ྲཀྲ
- ྲདྲ
- ྲནྲ
- ྲབྲ
- ྲམྲ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+0FB2 | |
| HTML Entity | ྲ | |
| HTML Code | ྲ | |
| CSS | \0FB2 |
FAQ
What does the Tibetan Subjoined Letter Ra letter mean?
Tibetan script uses stacking and positioning to indicate syllables. The character ྲ represents the Tibetan subjoined letter RA, meaning it is typically used in a subjoined position relative to a main letter. In practice, it appears when writing Tibetan words that require a RA to be placed under another consonant or in an integrated stacked form. Like many script-specific characters, its exact visual result depends on font support and the surrounding Tibetan text layout. For accurate rendering and portability, use the character directly (copy/paste) or insert it using the provided Unicode escapes: U+0FB2.
What is the Unicode code point for ྲ?
The symbol ྲ is U+0FB2 (TIBETAN SUBJOINED LETTER RA).
How can I insert this symbol in HTML?
You can use the provided HTML entity: ྲ.
What are the CSS and JavaScript escapes for ྲ?
CSS: \\0FB2. JavaScript: \\u{0FB2}.
Will it always look like a subjoined RA when typed?
Its exact visual appearance depends on font support and the surrounding Tibetan text layout, but the underlying character is correctly identified by U+0FB2.