x24C5

The x24C5, presented in Unicode as U+24C5, is the circled Latin capital letter P. It is part of the Enclosed Alphanumerics block, a collection of letters and numbers enclosed in circles or squares for decorative or labeling purposes.

Encoding and properties: Code point U+24C5 corresponds to the circled Latin capital letter P. Its decimal value is 9413. The general category is Lu (Letter, uppercase), and the script is Latin. The visible glyph is a capital P inside a circle. Rendering varies by font and platform; some fonts may render a generic circle with the letter, while others may omit the glyph or substitute a different appearance.

Usage: This character is primarily used as a typographic ornament or label in lists, diagrams, maps, user interfaces, or other contexts where circled symbols are desired. It is not typically employed to spell ordinary words in running text. It may appear in emoji-like symbol sets, but it is not part of the core emoji repertoire.

Related characters: The circled Latin capitals range from U+24B6 (circled A) through U+24CF (circled Z). Other enclosed alphanumerics include circled digits (for example, U+2460 to U+2469) and various variants in other blocks, used for similar decorative or labeling purposes.

Input and references: In text, the character can be written as a numeric character reference such as Ⓟ or Ⓟ. For more information, see Unicode code charts covering the Enclosed Alphanumerics block and the circled Latin letters.