BLOCK · U+116D0 – U+116FF · 20 CHARS

The Myanmar Extended-C block

20 assigned characters in Plane 1 (Supplementary Multilingual Plane).

The Myanmar Extended-C block spans U+116D0–U+116FF, 48 codepoints in Plane 1 (Supplementary Multilingual Plane). 20 are assigned in Unicode 16.0; the other 28 are reserved for future characters.

All of its characters belong to the Myanmar script.

By general category: 20 decimal digits (Nd).

The first 20 arrived in Unicode 16.0 (2024).

Because it lies outside the BMP, every character here takes four bytes in UTF-8 and a surrogate pair in UTF-16.

Assigned characters

Codepoints in range

Plane

16.0

First version

All 20 characters

U+116D0𑛐Myanmar Pao Digit Zero U+116D1𑛑Myanmar Pao Digit One U+116D2𑛒Myanmar Pao Digit Two U+116D3𑛓Myanmar Pao Digit Three U+116D4𑛔Myanmar Pao Digit Four U+116D5𑛕Myanmar Pao Digit Five U+116D6𑛖Myanmar Pao Digit Six U+116D7𑛗Myanmar Pao Digit Seven U+116D8𑛘Myanmar Pao Digit Eight U+116D9𑛙Myanmar Pao Digit Nine U+116DA𑛚Myanmar Eastern Pwo Karen Digit Zero U+116DB𑛛Myanmar Eastern Pwo Karen Digit One U+116DC𑛜Myanmar Eastern Pwo Karen Digit Two U+116DD𑛝Myanmar Eastern Pwo Karen Digit Three U+116DE𑛞Myanmar Eastern Pwo Karen Digit Four U+116DF𑛟Myanmar Eastern Pwo Karen Digit Five U+116E0𑛠Myanmar Eastern Pwo Karen Digit Six U+116E1𑛡Myanmar Eastern Pwo Karen Digit Seven U+116E2𑛢Myanmar Eastern Pwo Karen Digit Eight U+116E3𑛣Myanmar Eastern Pwo Karen Digit Nine

All 20 characters

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