IDEOGRAPH58B7

IDEOGRAPH58B7 is the Unicode name given to the character encoded at code point U+58B7 in the Basic Multilingual Plane, within the CJK Unified Ideographs block. Like other Han ideographs, it is used in East Asian writing systems and can be rendered in Chinese, Japanese, and Korean texts depending on font and language context. The exact appearance of the character is font-dependent and may vary across typefaces.

Encoding and representation: U+58B7 has the decimal value 22711. In UTF-8, the character is typically encoded as the byte sequence E5 8B B7. As with other ideographs, its visual form can differ between typefaces, but it is represented by the single code point in Unicode.

Meaning and usage: The semantic content and pronunciation of IDEOGRAPH58B7 are determined by the specific Han character assigned to U+58B7 in dictionaries and language data. This particular code point is one of many rarely used or specialized ideographs in the CJK repertoire. Its usage in modern standard Chinese, Japanese, or Korean texts is not ubiquitous, and many readers may encounter it primarily in specialized dictionaries, historical texts, or specialized corpora.

References and data: Detailed properties, readings, and definitions for U+58B7 are available in the Unicode Unihan database and related documentation. For precise meaning, stroke count, and readings, consulting a reputable dictionary or the Unihan database is recommended.

See also: CJK Unified Ideographs, Unicode, Unihan database, Ideographic writing systems.