The Essential Guide to Canadian Syllabics Rwaa (U+154E)
The character ᕎ, technically identified as Canadian Syllabics Rwaa, is defined by the unique Unicode codepoint “ᕎ” U+154E. This specific glyph is a vital component of the Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics script, serving indigenous languages across North America with digital precision. Whether you are building localized software or researching linguistic typography, iloveunicode.com provides the foundational data needed to implement this character correctly.
Understanding the U+154E logic requires looking at how the character behaves in text strings, particularly in left-to-right environments typical of indigenous Canadian scripts.
Bidirectional Class
Left To Right (L)
Mirrored Behavior
No
Advanced Structural Metadata
General Category
Other Letter (Lo)
Assigned Script
Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics
Combining Class
Not Reordered (0)
Software Conversion Formats
For developers implementing the Canadian Syllabics Rwaa, use the following conversion data to ensure cross-platform consistency.
Coding Standard
Value
HTML (decimal)
ᕎ
HTML (hex)
ᕎ
URL Escape Code
%E1%95%8E
CSS Reference
\154E
JavaScript / JSON
\u154E
Manual Entry: How to type “ᕎ”
Windows: Hold Alt, then type 154E. Release Alt.
Mac: Hold Alt ⌥, then type 154E. Release Alt.
Multi-Font Preview
ᕎ
Serif
ᕎ
Sans-Serif
ᕎ
Monospace
UTF Encoding Protocols
Encoding Type
Hexadecimal Representation
UTF-8
0xE1 0x95 0x8E
UTF-16
0x154E
UTF-32
0x0000154E
Development Code Snippet
Integrate U+154E into your source code using these language-specific strings:
