0x1931

0x1931 is a hexadecimal representation that may be encountered in various computing contexts. In Unicode terms, 0x1931 corresponds to the code point U+1931, which sits within the Limbu block of the Unicode standard. The Limbu block, spanning U+1900 to U+194F, encodes characters used for the Limbu script of the Kirati language family in Nepal.

The Limbu script is an abugida historically used to write the Limbu language and related languages in eastern Nepal and nearby regions. It features a set of consonants and vowels that combine in syllabic units, with diacritics and punctuation typical of many Brahmic-derived scripts. Unicode encoding of Limbu aims to preserve this script for digital text, enabling proper rendering and text processing when fonts with Limbu support are used.

U+1931 represents a single Limbu character. The exact glyph and the character’s formal name are defined in the Unicode character database and in the Limbu code charts. Because rendering depends on font support, some environments may display the character with a distinctive Limbu glyph, while others may not render it correctly if a suitable font is unavailable.

In practical terms, 0x1931 can appear in source code, data dumps, or text processing as a hex constant or as a representation of the Unicode code point U+1931. When handling such data, ensure proper Unicode handling, including correct encoding (such as UTF-8 or UTF-16) and a font that supports the Limbu script for accurate display. See also: Unicode Limbu block, Limbu script, and related code charts for detailed naming and glyph information.