“ᓕ” U+14D5: Canadian Syllabics Li

    ★ U+14D5: Technical Data for Canadian Syllabics Li

    The *Canadian Syllabics Li* character, represented by the glyph “ᓕ” U+14D5, is a fundamental component of the Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics script. This comprehensive resource provides developers and linguistic enthusiasts at iloveunicode.com with the complete technical data, encoding conversions, and usage context for the Unicode codepoint **U+14D5**.

    U+14D5 Syllabic Character Specifications

    The Unicode standard classifies **Canadian Syllabics Li** as an Other Letter (Lo) with no combining class. It was officially introduced in Unicode **version 3.0** in September 1999. This character is contained within the **Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics** block, which belongs to the **Basic Multilingual Plane**. Understanding these properties is crucial for accurate font rendering and text manipulation.

Main Unicode Properties

Directionality and Classification Data

    Encoding and Language Conversions for U+14D5

Markup, Web, and Programming Language Conversions

Universal Text Format (UTF) Byte Representations (Hex)

    Input Methods and Character Visualization

Manual Input Instructions (Verbatim)

•         Windows ?: Hold Alt, then type 1 4 D 5. Release Alt.
•         Mac ?: Hold Alt ⌥, then type 1 4 D 5. Release Alt.

Character Rendering Preview (ᓕ)

    Conclusion: Advancing Your Unicode Knowledge

    Accurate digital implementation of syllabic characters like **U+14D5 (Canadian Syllabics Li)** is vital for supporting Indigenous languages globally. Whether for database design, web development, or software localization, precise character data is indispensable. Continue to explore essential Unicode specifications and character details at iloveunicode.com for robust and compliant solutions.