0x0D51

0x0D51 is the hexadecimal form used to reference the Unicode code point U+0D51. This code point lies in the Malayalam block of the Unicode Standard, which ranges from U+0D00 to U+0D7F and is dedicated to the Malayalam script used for writing the Malayalam language of Kerala, India. Each code point in this block corresponds to a single character, such as a consonant, vowel, numeral, or diacritic. The character associated with U+0D51 is a unit of the Malayalam writing system; its visual glyph depends on the font and rendering engine, while its semantic meaning is defined by Unicode and Malayalam orthography.

In digital text, U+0D51 can be encoded in common Unicode formats such as UTF-8, UTF-16, and UTF-32, and is supported by software and fonts that include Malayalam rendering capabilities. It may appear in words and strings containing Malayalam content and can be entered via keyboard layouts or input methods designed for Malayalam. As with other Unicode code points, its display and interpretation rely on the combination of character data, font support, and locale settings within the operating system or application.

See also:

- Unicode

- Malayalam script

- Unicode block U+0D00–U+0D7F

- Malayalam language

References: Unicode Consortium, Malayalam block code charts.