0x18E7

0x18E7 is the hexadecimal notation for the Unicode code point U+18E7. This code point resides in the Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics Extended block, a range added to Unicode to represent supplementary syllabic characters used in writing some Indigenous languages of Canada.

In text, U+18E7 corresponds to a single syllabic character. The exact visual glyph depends on the font and rendering system, so the same code point can appear differently across environments. Like other characters in this block, it carries no standalone meaning beyond representing a syllable within its script.

Usage of this code point occurs in digital texts that encode Canadian syllabic writing systems. While Canadian Aboriginal syllabics have historical and ongoing use for languages such as Cree, Ojibwe, and Inuktitut, the specific assignment of U+18E7 varies with orthography and font support.

Encoding notes: 0x18E7 can be written in decimal as 6375. In HTML or XML, it can be represented as ᣧ or ᣧ. As with many Unicode characters, correct rendering depends on font availability and platform support for the Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics Extended block.

See also: Unicode, Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics Extended, U+18E7.