U0E57

U+0E57 is a code point in the Thai block of the Unicode standard. Its character is the Thai numeral seven, glyphically written as ๗. It is part of the traditional Thai digit set used alongside the Arabic numerals in various contexts.

Officially named THAI DIGIT SEVEN, U+0E57 sits in the range U+0E50 to U+0E59, which covers all Thai digits zero through nine. The glyph ๗ is used in Thai text when traditional numerals are required, such as in price tags, clocks, formal documents, or cultural materials.

Encoding information for U+0E57 includes its representation in common encodings: in UTF-8 it is encoded as the byte sequence E0 B9 97; in UTF-16 it appears as 0x0E57; in UTF-32 it is 0x00000E57. In HTML or XML, the numeric character reference is ๗. Rendering may vary by font, but most Thai fonts include the digit ๗.

Usage and context: Thai digits are distinct from Thai letters and diacritics and are used for numeric expression in regions and texts that prefer traditional numerals. In many digital applications, Thai digits are formatted according to locale settings, and systems may display Arabic numerals by default while offering an option to render Thai digits.

See also: Thai numeral, Thai script, Unicode Thai block, Thai digits.