U0A9F

U+0A9F, often written as U0A9F in contexts that omit the plus sign, is a Unicode code point assigned to a single character in the Gujarati script. It resides in the Gujarati block, which spans from U+0A80 to U+0AFF. The code point represents one letter used in writing Gujarati and related languages of the region.

In Gujarati orthography, the character encoded by U+0A9F is a traditional letter. Like other code points in the Gujarati block, its exact appearance is determined by the font and rendering system used. When displayed in digital text, the glyph may vary between typefaces, but the underlying code point remains constant.

Encoding and representation: U+0A9F is a single Unicode scalar value. In UTF-8, code points in this range are encoded using three bytes. Systematic handling by fonts, input methods, and rendering engines ensures consistent display in compliant software and websites.

Classification and usage: In the Unicode General_Category, this code point is categorized as a letter (Lo). It is used in standard Gujarati texts, educational materials, digital documents, and any content that employs the Gujarati script. The character itself carries phonetic and orthographic value within Gujarati, and transliteration depends on the broader linguistic context.

See also: Gujarati script, Unicode, Gujarati block (U+0A80–U+0AFF), UTF-8 encoding.