Condensed Character Code Chart
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✀
2700
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✁
2701
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✂
2702
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✃
2703
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✄
2704
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✅
2705
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✆
2706
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✇
2707
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✈
2708
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✉
2709
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✊
270A
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✋
270B
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✌
270C
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✍
270D
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✎
270E
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✏
270F
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✐
2710
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✑
2711
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✒
2712
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✓
2713
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✔
2714
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✕
2715
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✖
2716
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✗
2717
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✘
2718
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✙
2719
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✚
271A
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✛
271B
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✜
271C
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✝
271D
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✞
271E
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✟
271F
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✠
2720
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✡
2721
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✢
2722
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✣
2723
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✤
2724
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✥
2725
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✦
2726
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✧
2727
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✨
2728
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✩
2729
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✪
272A
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✫
272B
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✬
272C
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✭
272D
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✮
272E
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✯
272F
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✰
2730
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✱
2731
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✲
2732
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✳
2733
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✴
2734
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✵
2735
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✶
2736
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✷
2737
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✸
2738
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✹
2739
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✺
273A
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✻
273B
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✼
273C
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✽
273D
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✾
273E
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✿
273F
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❀
2740
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❁
2741
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❂
2742
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❃
2743
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❄
2744
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❅
2745
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❆
2746
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❇
2747
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❈
2748
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❉
2749
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❊
274A
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❋
274B
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❌
274C
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❍
274D
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❎
274E
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❏
274F
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❐
2750
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❑
2751
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❒
2752
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❓
2753
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❔
2754
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❕
2755
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❖
2756
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❗
2757
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❘
2758
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❙
2759
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❚
275A
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❛
275B
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❜
275C
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❝
275D
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❞
275E
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❟
275F
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❠
2760
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❡
2761
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❢
2762
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❣
2763
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❤
2764
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❥
2765
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❦
2766
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❧
2767
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❨
2768
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❩
2769
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❪
276A
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❫
276B
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❬
276C
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❭
276D
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❮
276E
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❯
276F
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❰
2770
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❱
2771
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❲
2772
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❳
2773
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❴
2774
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❵
2775
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❶
2776
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❷
2777
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❸
2778
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❹
2779
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❺
277A
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❻
277B
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❼
277C
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❽
277D
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❾
277E
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❿
277F
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➀
2780
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➁
2781
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➂
2782
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➃
2783
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➄
2784
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➅
2785
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➆
2786
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➇
2787
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➈
2788
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➉
2789
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➊
278A
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➋
278B
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➌
278C
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➍
278D
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➎
278E
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➏
278F
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➐
2790
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➑
2791
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➒
2792
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➓
2793
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➔
2794
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➕
2795
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➖
2796
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➗
2797
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➘
2798
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➙
2799
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➚
279A
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➛
279B
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➜
279C
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➝
279D
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➞
279E
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➟
279F
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➠
27A0
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➡
27A1
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➢
27A2
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➣
27A3
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➤
27A4
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➥
27A5
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➦
27A6
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➧
27A7
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➨
27A8
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➩
27A9
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➪
27AA
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➫
27AB
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➬
27AC
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➭
27AD
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➮
27AE
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➯
27AF
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➰
27B0
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➱
27B1
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➲
27B2
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➳
27B3
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➴
27B4
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➵
27B5
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➶
27B6
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➷
27B7
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➸
27B8
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➹
27B9
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➺
27BA
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➻
27BB
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➼
27BC
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➽
27BD
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➾
27BE
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➿
27BF
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Unicode Character Code Chart
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Key to the Unicode Character Code Charts
| Meaning | ||
|---|---|---|
| Ⓐ | Character name alias. For example, using 2118 ℘: SCRIPT CAPITAL P
means that in addition to the character name, SCRIPT CAPITAL P, WEIERSTRASS ELLIPTIC FUNCTION is an additional unique name associated with the character.Ⓐ WEIERSTRASS ELLIPTIC FUNCTION |
※ |
| Ⓒ | Compatibility decomposition mapping. For example, using 0133 ij: LATIN SMALL LIGATURE IJ
means that character 0133 ij can be decomposed into characters 0069 i and 006A j for compatibility purposes.Ⓒ 0069 i 006A j |
≈ |
| Ⓓ | Canonical decomposition mapping. For example, using 00E4 ä: LATIN SMALL LETTER A WITH DIAERESIS
means that character 00E4 ä can be decomposed into characters 0061 a and 0308 ̈ .Ⓓ 0061 a 0308 ̈ |
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| Ⓘ | Informative alias(es). For example, using 0023 #: NUMBER SIGN
means that character 0023 # is also known as pound sign, hash, crosshatch, and octothorpe.Ⓘ pound sign, hash, crosshatch, octothorpe |
= |
| Ⓝ | Informative note. For example, using 0024 $: DOLLAR SIGN
provides additional information about the character, such as, in this example, where it is used and variations in the glyph.Ⓝ used for many peso currencies in Latin America and elsewhere Ⓝ glyph may have one or two vertical bars |
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| Ⓣ | Type. Unicode general category. | |
| Ⓥ | Standardized variation sequence. For example, using 00A9 ©: COPYRIGHT SIGN
See the Unicode FAQ: Variation Sequences for more detail about standardized variation sequences.Ⓥ 00A9 FE0E text style Ⓥ 00A9 FE0F emoji style |
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| Ⓧ | Cross-reference. For example, using 002D -: HYPHEN-MINUS
means that character 002D - is similar to 2010 ‐.Ⓧ 2010 ‐ hyphen |
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