2F72

2F72, in Unicode notation written as U+2F72, is a code point belonging to the Kangxi Radicals block. This block encodes traditional Kangxi radical components that have been used historically to categorize Chinese characters in dictionaries and scholarly works. Each radical in this block has a formal Unicode name that begins with KANGXI RADICAL and is followed by a descriptive label for the specific radical. The exact label for U+2F72 identifies which of the radicals it represents, and the formal name can be consulted in the Unicode character database.

In practice, U+2F72 is not typically used as a standalone character in modern text input. Instead, it functions as an indexing symbol within the broader system of radical-based organization that underpins certain dictionaries and linguistic resources. Font designers, typographers, and software dealing with East Asian text processing may reference this code point when implementing support for radical-based lookup and rendering.

Summary: U+2F72 is a Unicode code point within the Kangxi Radicals block that designates one of the traditional Kangxi radical components. It is primarily of interest for linguistic research, typography, and software that handles dictionary-style character lookup, rather than for everyday writing. For the exact radical name and related details, the official Unicode data files or charts should be consulted. See also Kangxi radicals, Unicode, and CJK radical indexing.