U0D7F

U+0D7F is a code point in the Unicode Standard that belongs to the Malayalam block, which spans from U+0D00 to U+0D7F. This range is used to encode the Malayalam script, a writing system used for the Malayalam language of Kerala, India, and for related linguistic and scholarly purposes.

As with other Unicode code points, U+0D7F represents a single character in the Malayalam script. The exact character and its official name are defined in the Unicode character database and Unicode code charts. The glyph that represents U+0D7F in a given document depends on the font being used; fonts that include Malayalam support will render the corresponding Malayalam glyph, while unsupported fonts may display a placeholder symbol.

In digital text, U+0D7F is typically accessed through standard text input methods and can participate in normal text processing, including indexing, searching, and sorting, like other characters in the script. Its rendering can vary across fonts and platforms, especially if the font lacks full Malayalam coverage or if appropriate rendering engines are not installed.

Contextually, U+0D7F is part of the broader effort to encode the numerous scripts used in South Asia within Unicode. The Malayalam block includes a variety of letters, diacritics, and ligatures that collectively represent the phonology and orthography of the Malayalam language. For precise naming, character properties, and exact rendering, users should consult the Unicode standard documentation or implementation-specific character databases.

See also: Malayalam script, Unicode, Malayalam block (U+0D00–U+0D7F).