U0E54

U+0E54 is the Unicode code point for the Thai numeral four, the digit ๔. It is one of the ten Thai digits used in the Thai numeral system, and it appears in Thai text as the glyph ๔. The code point belongs to the Thai block (U+0E00–U+0E7F) and is officially named THAI DIGIT FOUR.

Thai digits are used to represent numbers in Thai writing and are commonly seen in everyday text, educational materials, pricing, and signage. They function like other numerals in Thai and are distinct from Arabic numerals, though both can appear in the same document. In digital text, Thai digits are treated as standard numeric characters and are encoded in Unicode just like other digits.

Encoding details include its UTF-8 representation and common numeric references. U+0E54 encodes in UTF-8 as the byte sequence E0 B9 94. In HTML or XML, the character can be referenced as ๔ or ๔.

Related characters include the other Thai digits U+0E50 through U+0E59, which cover zero through nine in the Thai numeral system. These digits are frequently used in conjunction with Thai script in both traditional and modern typography, and they remain a standard part of Thai text encoding and rendering.