0x1C52

0x1C52 is a Unicode code point, corresponding to the character U+1C52 in the Unicode standard. It is part of the Lepcha block, which spans from U+1C00 to U+1C4F and is used to encode the Lepcha script, the writing system of the Lepcha language spoken in parts of India and Nepal, notably in Sikkim and Kalimpong.

The code point represents an independent letter of the Lepcha script. As with other characters, its visible glyph depends on the font and the system’s support for Lepcha; some environments may render it differently or substitute a missing glyph if Lepcha fonts are not available.

In practice, U+1C52 can be referenced in text as either the code point U+1C52 or its numeric form ᱒. It is included in standard Unicode text encoding to facilitate digital processing, text interchange, and linguistic research involving Lepcha.

For precise naming, behavior, and properties, users can consult the Unicode Character Database and the Lepcha block charts in the official Unicode documentation. See also Lepcha script and the broader Unicode encoding framework.