龯

Summary

龯 is an Unicode character^[1]. 龯 is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[2]

Key Facts

• 龯's instance of is recorded as Unicode character^[3].
• 龯's instance of is recorded as sinogram^[4].
• 龯's instance of is recorded as traditional Chinese characters^[5].
• 龯's writing system is recorded as traditional Chinese characters^[6].
• 龯's Commons category is recorded as 龯^[7].
• 龯's Unicode character is recorded as 龯^[8].
• 龯's catalog is recorded as Chart of Variant Forms of National Characters^[9].
• 龯's Unicode code point is recorded as 9FAF^[10].
• 龯's HTML entity is recorded as 龯^[11].
• 龯's HTML entity is recorded as 龯^[12].
• 龯's HTML entity is recorded as 龯^[13].
• 龯's stroke count is recorded as {'amount': '+13'}^[14].
• 龯's radical is recorded as Kangxi radical 167 (⾦)^[15].
• 龯's CJKV variant character is recorded as 鉞^[16].
• 龯's CJKV variant character is recorded as 銊^[17].
• 龯's CJKV variant character is recorded as 𨱆^[18].
• 龯's Cangjie input is recorded as CIH^[19].
• 龯's Unicode block is recorded as CJK Unified Ideographs^[20].
• 龯's Hangul pronunciation is recorded as 월^[21].
• 龯's ideographic description sequence is recorded as ⿰^[22].
• 龯's ideographic description sequence is recorded as 金^[23].
• 龯's ideographic description sequence is recorded as 戊^[24].
• 龯's Unicode character name is recorded as CJK UNIFIED IDEOGRAPH-9FAF^[25].

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Designation and Status

Recorded instance of include Unicode character^[3], sinogram^[4], and traditional Chinese characters^[5].

Why It Matters

龯 is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[2]