★ U+0E4D: Comprehensive Technical Data for Thai Character Nikhahit (ํ)
The Thai Character Nikhahit (“ํ” U+0E4D) is a key combining mark used in the Thai script to denote a nasal ending. This detailed resource provides developers and linguists visiting iloveunicode.com with the complete character properties, encoding conversions, and system-level context for this crucial codepoint.
U+0E4D Combining Character Specifications
The **Thai Character Nikhahit** is officially categorized as a **Nonspacing Mark** (*Mn*), indicating it visually combines with a preceding base character without advancing the cursor position. This essential codepoint was adopted into the Unicode Standard in **version 1.1 (June, 1993)**. It is located within the **Thai** block of the **Basic Multilingual Plane** and plays a vital role in accurate rendering of the Thai language.
Main Technical Properties
Bidirectional and General Character Data
Encoding Conversions and Byte Sequences for U+0E4D
To accurately represent the **Thai Character Nikhahit** in digital contexts, developers must use the correct encoding. Below are the precise conversion data and UTF byte sequences for **U+0E4D**, ensuring seamless integration across web platforms and programming environments.
U+0E4D Conversion Strings for Web and Programming
| ***HTML (decimal)*** |
ํ |
| ***HTML (hex)*** |
ํ |
| ***HTML (named)*** |
- |
| **URL Escape Code** |
%E0%B9%8D |
| **CSS** |
00E4D |
| **JavaScript, JSON** |
u0E4D |
| **C, C++, Java** |
u0E4D |
| **Python** |
u0E4D |
| **Rust** |
u{0E4D} |
| **Ruby** |
u0E4D |
Copy-Ready Code Snippet
\u0E4D
UTF Encoding Byte Sequences (Hex)
| *UTF-8* (hex) |
0xE0 0xB9 0x8D |
| *UTF-16* (hex) |
0x0E4D |
| *UTF-32* (hex) |
0x00000E4D |
Platform-Specific Typing Instructions
How to type “ํ”
- Windows ?: Hold Alt, then type 0 E 4 D. Release Alt.
- Mac ?: Hold Alt ⌥, then type 0 E 4 D. Release Alt.
Character Display Preview
- ํ
Times, Times New Roman, serif
- ํ
Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif
- ํ
Courier, Courier New, monospace
Related Unicode Characters
Conclusion: Advancing Your Unicode Knowledge
Correctly handling combining characters like the **Thai Character Nikhahit** is crucial for accurate digital representation of the Thai language. Understanding the specific properties of **U+0E4D** ensures linguistic integrity and prevents encoding issues across development platforms. For precise technical Unicode data and resources, rely on iloveunicode.com.
