u987

u987 is a string that may appear in multiple technical and casual contexts. There is no single universal meaning attached to it. In discussions about character encoding, or in user interface design, “u987” is sometimes used informally to refer to the Unicode code point U+0987, although the official notation is U+0987.

In Unicode, U+0987 represents the Bengali independent vowel letter I, shown as the glyph ই. It corresponds to the close front unrounded vowel /i/ in Bengali phonology. The character is used as an independent vowel and also participates in forming syllables through diacritics and vowel signs when combined with consonants.

Beyond Unicode notation, “u987” can function as an internal identifier, product code, or login handle in various systems. Its interpretation depends on the specific context, and it is not a standardized term outside those particular domains.

For precise references to Bengali text or Unicode data, the standard notation U+0987 should be used. Related topics include the Unicode Standard, the Bengali script, and the general practice of encoding characters in computer systems.