U0E89

u0E89 refers to a Unicode code point in the Thai block of the Unicode Standard. In Unicode notation, this code point is written as U+0E89 and is part of the set of characters used to encode the Thai script for writing the Thai language and related orthographies. The code point is located within the Thai range 0E00–0E7F, and it resides in the Basic Multilingual Plane.

The exact glyph for U+0E89 depends on the font and rendering system being used. Because Thai text relies on shaping and context for correct display, the appearance of the character can vary between fonts and environments. As with other Thai characters, U+0E89 is subject to standard script practices such as proper line breaking, contextual shaping, and font support to render correctly in digital typography.

In practice, U+0E89 can be represented in several encodings and contexts. In HTML, for example, it can be encoded as a numeric character reference such as ຉ. In programming languages that use Unicode escapes, it can be represented with the corresponding escape sequence for the given language. When processing Thai text, systems typically treat U+0E89 as a single unit within the broader rules for Thai orthography, syllable structure, and diacritical marks used for tone and pronunciation.

See also: Thai script, Unicode, Thai block (U+0E00–U+0E7F).

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