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℁
U+2101 · ADDRESSED TO THE SUBJECT

Addressed to the Subject

  • CodepointU+2101
  • NameADDRESSED TO THE SUBJECT
  • Decimal8449
  • BlockLetterlike Symbols (U+2100–U+214F)
  • Plane0 — Basic Multilingual Plane
  • ScriptCommon
  • CategorySo — Other Symbol
  • Unicode version1.1 (1993)
  • Bidi classON — Other Neutral
  • Combining class0
  • East Asian widthN — Neutral
  • MirroredNo

About this character

U+2101 (℁) is ADDRESSED TO THE SUBJECT, a symbol in the Letterlike Symbols block. Its script is Common: it is shared by many writing systems rather than belonging to one. It was added in Unicode 1.1 (1993).

It is a compatibility variant of U+0061 a + U+002F / + U+0073 s (compatibility decomposition <compat>). NFC and NFD leave it alone, but NFKC and NFKD replace it with U+0061 a + U+002F / + U+0073 s. Search engines, identifier checks and username systems that apply NFKC will treat the two as the same text.

How to type ℁

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Encodings & escapes

UTF-8 encoder →
UTF-8E2 84 813 bytes
UTF-1621011 code unit
UTF-32000021014 bytes
HTML decimal&#8449;
HTML hex&#x2101;
CSS\2101in content: "…"
JavaScript\u2101
JSON\u2101
Python\u2101
Python\N{ADDRESSED TO THE SUBJECT}by name
Java / C#\u2101
C / C++\u2101universal character name
Rust / Swift / PHP\u{2101}
Go\u2101
Ruby\u2101
Excel / Sheets=UNICHAR(8449)
URL-encoded%E2%84%81percent-encoded UTF-8
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Normalization forms

Normalizer →
NFCunchanged
NFDunchanged
NFKCU+0061 a + U+002F / + U+0073 s
NFKDU+0061 a + U+002F / + U+0073 s
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Nearby in Letterlike Symbols

All in block →
U+2100℀Account of U+2102ℂDouble-Struck Capital C U+2103℃Degree Celsius U+2104℄Centre Line Symbol U+2105℅Care of U+2106℆Cada Una U+2107ℇEuler Constant