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Tibetan Subjoined Letter Zha Letter

ྮ is the Tibetan subjoined letter zha, Unicode U+0FAE, used as a diacritic-like attachment in Tibetan script.

U+0FAE

The symbol ྮ is known as the Tibetan Subjoined Letter Zha. It is a Tibetan-script character used in subjoined positions. Below you’ll find copy options, technical references, and practical usage examples.

Tibetan Subjoined Letter Zha Letter Meaning

ྮ (Tibetan Subjoined Letter Zha) is a Tibetan script letter form intended to appear in a subjoined position—visually associated with another character above or before it. In practice, it helps represent specific syllable and consonant structures in Tibetan writing, where subjoined letters modify how a base consonant is read or pronounced. Because it is a distinct Unicode character (U+0FAE), it can be searched, typed, and copied directly rather than approximated with plain text. Use the official Unicode value and provided escapes to ensure consistent rendering across fonts and platforms.

Common uses

  • Copying Tibetan text where a subjoined “zha” consonant is required
  • Typing Tibetan names, terms, or transliterations that use subjoined letter forms
  • Building accurate Tibetan-script content for websites and documents
  • Correcting text display issues by inserting the proper Unicode character (U+0FAE)
  • Data entry and localization workflows that need exact Tibetan glyphs

Examples

ྮ Tibetan Subjoined Letter Zha

  • ཀྮ
  • ངྮ
  • ཅྮ
  • སྮ
  • ཧྮ

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+0FAE
HTML Entityྮ
HTML Codeྮ
CSS\0FAE

FAQ

What does the Tibetan Subjoined Letter Zha letter mean?

ྮ (Tibetan Subjoined Letter Zha) is a Tibetan script letter form intended to appear in a subjoined position—visually associated with another character above or before it. In practice, it helps represent specific syllable and consonant structures in Tibetan writing, where subjoined letters modify how a base consonant is read or pronounced. Because it is a distinct Unicode character (U+0FAE), it can be searched, typed, and copied directly rather than approximated with plain text. Use the official Unicode value and provided escapes to ensure consistent rendering across fonts and platforms.

What is the Unicode code point for ྮ?

The Unicode code point for ྮ is U+0FAE.

How can I copy ྮ reliably?

Copy the character directly from this page. For programming or markup, use the provided escapes or HTML entity.

What HTML entity represents this symbol?

The HTML entity for ྮ is ྮ.

Is ྮ the same as a regular Tibetan zha letter?

No. ྮ is specifically the Tibetan subjoined letter form (TIBETAN SUBJOINED LETTER ZHA), which is used in a subjoined position.