Tibetan Vowel Sign E Letter
ེ is the Tibetan vowel sign E, used as a dependent vowel mark in Tibetan script.
U+0F7A
The symbol ེ is known as the Tibetan vowel sign E. It appears in Tibetan syllable writing as a dependent vowel sign. Use the code points and copy options below for accurate placement across fonts and platforms.
Tibetan Vowel Sign E Letter Meaning
ེ (Tibetan vowel sign E) is a dependent vowel marker in the Tibetan script. As a vowel sign, it typically combines with consonants to form the vowel portion of a Tibetan syllable. Its exact visual placement can depend on the surrounding characters and the font shaping behavior, so it’s best to copy the character directly when composing Tibetan text. In Unicode terms, the character is U+0F7A and can be inserted using standard text input or via escapes in HTML/CSS/JavaScript. When designing or developing, ensure your font supports Tibetan signs and that text rendering is enabled.
Common uses
- •Copying Tibetan syllables that include the vowel E sign for messages or documents
- •Typing or composing Tibetan text in web editors that support Unicode
- •Using the character in UI mockups, forms, or labels that include Tibetan script
- •Preparing educational materials showing vowel signs in Tibetan orthography
- •Including the symbol in developer test strings to verify Tibetan font rendering
Examples
ེ Tibetan Vowel Sign E
- ེཀེ
- ེཁེ
- ེགེ
- ེངེ
- ེཅེ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+0F7A | |
| HTML Entity | ེ | |
| HTML Code | ེ | |
| CSS | \0F7A |
FAQ
What is the Unicode code point for ེ?
The Unicode code point for ེ (Tibetan vowel sign E) is U+0F7A.
How can I copy ེ on the web?
Copy the character directly (ེ). For HTML, you can also use ེ.
What does “dependent vowel sign” mean for ེ?
It means ེ is used in combination with other Tibetan characters (usually consonants) to form a syllable, and its appearance may depend on font shaping.
Will it display correctly in my app or browser?
It should display correctly if you use a font that supports Tibetan script and your text rendering supports Unicode characters.