Gujarati Unicode Block

The Gujarati Unicode block is a designated range within the Unicode standard specifically developed to accommodate characters utilized in the Gujarati script. This script is widely used for writing the Gujarati language, which is predominantly spoken in the Indian state of Gujarat. The block encompasses characters from U+0A80 to U+0AFF, featuring a collection of letters, digits, and various diacritical marks essential for representing the phonetic nuances of the Gujarati language. The characters in this block include both consonants and vowels, as well as independent vowel forms and modifiers, allowing for complex and precise textual representation.

In addition to basic alphabetic and numeral characters, the Gujarati Unicode block supports a series of additional marks and symbols that are crucial for proper written communication. These include the visarga and anusvara marks, as well as the revered Om symbol, which holds significant cultural and religious importance in the region. The inclusion of these characters in the Unicode standard ensures that digital texts can faithfully represent the traditional orthography of Gujarati, facilitating digital communication, linguistic research, and cultural preservation. By incorporating the Gujarati script into Unicode, global technology systems can effectively support and promote the Gujarati language, making digital content more accessible to speakers and learners worldwide.

View a range of fonts that support the Gujarati block.

Below you will find all the characters that are in the Gujarati unicode block. Currently there are 91 characters in this block.