ヂ
Katakana letter Di or Ji (U+30C2)
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ヂ
Summary
ヂ is an Unicode character[1].
Key Facts
- ヂ's image is recorded as Katakana letter Di.svg[2].
- ヂ's instance of is recorded as Unicode character[3].
- ヂ's instance of is recorded as katakana character[4].
- ヂ's writing system is recorded as katakana[5].
- ヂ's part of is recorded as katakana[6].
- ヂ's part of is recorded as dakuon[7].
- ヂ's part of is recorded as kana[8].
- ヂ's Commons category is recorded as ヂ[9].
- ヂ's Unicode character is recorded as ヂ[10].
- ヂ's country of origin is recorded as Japan[11].
- ヂ's has part is recorded as チ[12].
- ヂ's has part is recorded as ◌゙[13].
- ヂ's Unicode code point is recorded as 30C2[14].
- ヂ's HTML entity is recorded as ヂ[15].
- ヂ's HTML entity is recorded as ヂ[16].
- ヂ's stroke count is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+5'}[17].
- ヂ's GlyphWiki ID is recorded as u30c2[18].
- ヂ's Unicode block is recorded as Katakana[19].
- ヂ's stroke order is recorded as ヂ - U+030C2- KanjiVG stroke order.svg[20].
- ヂ's Unicode character name is recorded as KATAKANA LETTER DI[21].
Body
Geography
Part of include katakana[6], a syllabary[22], founded in 0800[23]; dakuon[7], a distinctive feature[24]; and kana[8], a syllabary[25], founded in 0800[26].
Designation and Status
Recorded instance of include Unicode character[3] and katakana character[4].