Cjk Unified Ideograph-264DF Symbol
𦓟 is a Unicode CJK ideograph (U+264DF) often associated with zodiac-themed character sets.
U+264DF
𦓟 is a single Unicode character identified as a CJK unified ideograph. This page helps you copy it correctly and use the proper Unicode escapes in apps and code. It’s categorized as a Zodiac symbol in the source set.
Cjk Unified Ideograph-264DF Symbol Meaning
𦓟 is a CJK unified ideograph with the Unicode code point U+264DF (HTML entity: 𦓟). In typical usage, characters like this are used as standalone glyphs in text to represent a specific letter or character from a particular written set, which can include zodiac-related character groupings. The most practical way to think about its “meaning” is as a precise, code-accurate character for designers, editors, and developers: when you paste or render it, you’re showing that exact ideograph from the Unicode standard. For semantic meaning beyond the glyph, consult the specific font, language context, or dataset where it appears.
Common uses
- •Copy/paste the exact character for zodiac-themed designs and labels
- •Typography work where you need the specific CJK ideograph at U+264DF
- •Editorial and cataloging text that includes rare CJK glyphs
- •Developer use in strings, templates, and localization content
- •Social media or branding elements requiring a distinctive single-character symbol
Examples
𦓟 CJK Ideograph U+264DF
- 𦓟Today’s symbol: 𦓟
- 𦓟Use 𦓟 for the zodiac tag in your layout.
- 𦓟Font test with 𦓟 (U+264DF).
- 𦓟Character set include: 𦓟
- 𦓟Calendar note: 𦓟
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+264DF | |
| HTML Entity | 𦓟 | |
| HTML Code | 𦓟 | |
| CSS | \264DF |
FAQ
What does the Cjk Unified Ideograph-264DF symbol mean?
𦓟 is a CJK unified ideograph with the Unicode code point U+264DF (HTML entity: 𦓟). In typical usage, characters like this are used as standalone glyphs in text to represent a specific letter or character from a particular written set, which can include zodiac-related character groupings. The most practical way to think about its “meaning” is as a precise, code-accurate character for designers, editors, and developers: when you paste or render it, you’re showing that exact ideograph from the Unicode standard. For semantic meaning beyond the glyph, consult the specific font, language context, or dataset where it appears.
What is the Unicode code point for 𦓟?
𦓟 is U+264DF (Unicode name: CJK UNIFIED IDEOGRAPH-264DF).
How can I copy 𦓟 reliably in HTML?
Use the HTML entity 𦓟.
What escape sequences can I use in code?
CSS escape: \\264DF. JavaScript escape: \\u{264DF}.
Why does the glyph look different in my font?
Not all fonts support every CJK code point. The character will display only if the font includes the glyph for U+264DF.