0x1C63

0x1C63 refers to the Unicode code point U+1C63, which is part of the Lepcha block (U+1C00–U+1C4F). It encodes a single character used by the Lepcha script to write the Lepcha language, spoken in the Indian state of Sikkim and nearby regions. As one of several Lepcha letters included in Unicode, it contributes to digital text representation of the language.

The Unicode entry for U+1C63 classifies it as a letter, other (Lo) and associates it with the Lepcha script. In typical text, the character is rendered as part of left-to-right Lepcha writing. Like other script characters, its appearance depends on font support, but its logical encoding follows standard Unicode conventions for the Lepcha block.

In terms of digital encoding, U+1C63 is represented in UTF-8 by the three-byte sequence E1 B1 A3. In UTF-16, since the code point lies within the Basic Multilingual Plane, it is encoded as a single 16-bit unit 0x1C63.

Unicode usage for U+1C63 is primarily of interest to developers and linguists working with the Lepcha language and script. It demonstrates how Lepcha letters are mapped into standard text encodings, enabling digital storage, search, and rendering of Lepcha content across platforms that support Unicode.

See also: Lepcha script, Unicode, Lepcha language.