U0E49

U+0E49 is a code point in the Thai block of the Unicode standard. It designates a specific Thai script character used in writing the Thai language. The Thai block spans from U+0E00 to U+0E7F and encodes the consonants, vowels, tonal marks, digits, and punctuation that appear in Thai text.

As with other Unicode characters, the exact glyph for U+0E49 is defined by the Unicode name and the font in use. The Unicode Character Database assigns an official name to the code point, and font designers map that name to a visible symbol. In digital text, the rendering of U+0E49 may interact with surrounding characters and diacritic marks, depending on the font and shaping engine.

Usage and rendering considerations: Thai script is written with a combination of base consonants, vowel marks, and tone markers. The display order and visual arrangement can depend on font metrics and text shaping rules in the rendering system. U+0E49 will participate in syllable formation like other Thai characters, and its behavior is defined by its assigned role in the character database.

Encoding and history: U+0E49 is part of the Thai block, which has been part of Unicode since the early stages of the standard. The Thai range continues to be supported in modern Unicode versions, reflecting ongoing efforts to provide robust encoding for Thai text across platforms and devices.

See also: Thai script, Unicode, Thai language, Unicode block 0E00–0E7F.