U0E64

U+0E64 is a code point in the Thai block of the Unicode standard. It encodes a single Thai character used in the Thai writing system and is part of the range U+0E00 to U+0E7F, which covers letters, vowels, tone marks, numerals, and other signs employed in Thai text.

Encoding and rendering: In Unicode notation, the point is written as U+0E64. Software that supports Unicode will render the character assigned to this code point when a font containing Thai glyphs is available. The visual appearance and typographic behavior depend on the specific character assigned to U+0E64, as well as the font and rendering engine in use.

Usage and interpretation: In digital Thai text, U+0E64 contributes to forming Thai words according to the character it represents. The exact linguistic function—whether it corresponds to a consonant, a vowel sign, a diacritic, or another symbol—depends on the character assigned to this code point and the orthographic context.

History and standards: The Thai script is represented in Unicode to enable reliable exchange and rendering of Thai text across systems and platforms. The Thai block (U+0E00–U+0E7F) was defined to accommodate the full set of Thai characters and related signs used in modern and traditional Thai writing.

See also: Thai script; Thai language; Unicode Thai block; Unicode character encoding.

References: Unicode Consortium resources on the Thai block and the Unicode Character Database.