Tibetan Symbol Dril Bu Letter
࿄ (U+0FC4) is the Tibetan symbol called “Tibetan Symbol Dril Bu.”
U+0FC4
࿄ is a Tibetan character with the Unicode name “TIBETAN SYMBOL DRIL BU” (U+0FC4). This page helps you copy it reliably and use it in text, design, and code. You’ll also find helpful related characters and quick examples.
Tibetan Symbol Dril Bu Letter Meaning
࿄ is a Tibetan script symbol identified in Unicode as “TIBETAN SYMBOL DRIL BU” (U+0FC4). In everyday digital use, it’s most often treated as a decorative or informational character when representing Tibetan textual content, document elements, or typographic collections that include Tibetan symbols. Because it is a single Unicode character, it can be embedded into web pages and apps, provided the chosen font supports Tibetan glyphs. When you need an exact match across systems, use its Unicode code point (U+0FC4) or the provided escapes to avoid inconsistencies from similar-looking characters.
Common uses
- •Adding a Tibetan symbol to a document, note, or caption that references “dril bu”
- •Designing posters, flyers, or titles that include specific Tibetan typographic marks
- •Building a multilingual text sample or typography showcase featuring Tibetan characters
- •Using the character in social posts or headers to represent Tibetan-themed content
- •Ensuring consistent rendering in software by inserting the exact Unicode character (U+0FC4)
Examples
࿄ Tibetan Symbol Dril Bu
- ࿄࿄ དཔེ་ གཞི་
- ࿄གསལ་བརྗོད་࿄
- ࿄Tibetan symbols: ࿄
- ࿄Header: ࿄ དང་ ལོ
- ࿄Note mark: ࿄
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+0FC4 | |
| HTML Entity | ࿄ | |
| HTML Code | ࿄ | |
| CSS | \0FC4 |
FAQ
What does the Tibetan Symbol Dril Bu letter mean?
࿄ is a Tibetan script symbol identified in Unicode as “TIBETAN SYMBOL DRIL BU” (U+0FC4). In everyday digital use, it’s most often treated as a decorative or informational character when representing Tibetan textual content, document elements, or typographic collections that include Tibetan symbols. Because it is a single Unicode character, it can be embedded into web pages and apps, provided the chosen font supports Tibetan glyphs. When you need an exact match across systems, use its Unicode code point (U+0FC4) or the provided escapes to avoid inconsistencies from similar-looking characters.
What is the Unicode code point for ࿄?
The character ࿄ has Unicode code point U+0FC4.
How can I copy ࿄ into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: ࿄
How do I write it in JavaScript?
Use the escape form: \\u{0FC4}.
Why does ࿄ look different on some devices?
Appearance can vary depending on whether the selected font supports the Tibetan glyph for U+0FC4.