U24FF

U+24FF is a Unicode code point located in the Enclosed Alphanumerics block. This block contains a variety of characters rendered as letters or digits enclosed within a circle, primarily for stylistic or list-marker purposes in text. U+24FF is one of the circle-enclosed Latin letters used in typography and digital text to convey emphasis, branding, or decorative elements.

The official Unicode name for U+24FF is CIRCLED LATIN SMALL LETTER Z. As with other circled letters in the same block, its appearance depends on the font and rendering system being used. Some fonts or environments may substitute a different glyph if the specific circled form is not available, but in well-supported fonts the character appears as the Latin small letter z inside a circle.

In practical use, U+24FF can be embedded in text via standard Unicode encoding. In HTML, it can be represented as a numeric character reference such as ⓿ or ⓿. It is supported by modern operating systems and applications, though display varies with font choice and platform support for circled characters.

Related characters in the same block include other circled Latin letters and circled digits, which collectively provide a range of symbol-like characters for various typographic and user-interface purposes. As with other specialized Unicode characters, U+24FF is most reliable when used in contexts that rely on fonts with complete coverage of the Enclosed Alphanumerics set.

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