0x166D
0x166D is a hexadecimal notation that commonly denotes the Unicode code point U+166D. In Unicode, U+166D is a character in the Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics block, a set of syllabic characters used to write several Indigenous languages in Canada. The exact syllabic value of the character varies by language and orthography, but as with other syllabics it represents a syllable rather than a single Latin letter.
The Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics block spans from U+1400 to U+167F, and U+166D sits within this range. Characters
Encoding for U+166D follows general Unicode rules. In UTF-8, U+166D is represented with three bytes. In UTF-16,
Rendering and availability depend on font support. Not all fonts include glyphs for Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics,
See also: Unicode, Unicode code points, Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics.