“᥊” U+194A: Limbu Digit Four

᥊ Limbu Digit Four

U+194A

ℹ️ About

The Limbu Digit Four (᥊) is a numerical character used in the Limbu script (Sirijunga), primarily in Nepal and parts of India. Technically, it is a decimal digit within the Limbu Unicode block (U+1900–U+194F). It represents the value 4 and is distinguished by its unique cross-like or “X” shape, which sets it apart from Hindu-Arabic numerals. As a native digit, it maintains the bidirectional “Left-To-Right” property common to the script.

⚠️ Note: Do not confuse with the Latin letter x or the mathematical multiplication symbol.

Codes

HTML Decimal
CSS \194A
Python \u194A

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