0xA94

0xA94 is a hexadecimal value that is commonly interpreted in the context of Unicode as the code point U+0A94. In Unicode, U+0A94 corresponds to the Gujarati independent vowel letter AU, rendered as the glyph ઔ. The decimal value of 0x0A94 is 2708.

In Gujarati script, the letter AU represents the vowel sound "au" and can appear as a standalone letter as well as part of ligatures when used with consonants. It belongs to the Gujarati block, which spans the range U+0A00 to U+0A7F in the Unicode standard. The character is used in Gujarati language texts and in transliterations that involve the Gujarati script.

In digital encoding, the character U+0A94 can be represented in UTF-8 as a sequence of bytes and can be included in text through various methods, such as HTML numeric references (for example, ઔ or ઔ). Proper rendering depends on font support; the glyph appearance is governed by the font used for Gujarati script.

Note that 0xA94, in isolation, is a hexadecimal numeric literal and not itself a widely recognized identifier like a network address or a standardized code beyond its Unicode mapping. Its most notable usage in textual and linguistic contexts is as the hex form of the Gujarati code point U+0A94, the independent vowel AU (ઔ).