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is Unicode character number 32025 id est, X7D19; KanjiLiberal; CJK.

is encoded with 3 bytes. These bytes are:
xE7 xB4 x99 in the hexadecimal representation and
231 180 153 in the decimal representation

In Japanese, «» may refer to a paper.
In Japanese, «» can be pronounced as «かみ», «kami», «gami».
There are also other meanings and other pronunciations, dependently on the context.

has exclusive graphic picture [1] that does not confuse with other Unicode characters. For this reason, is element of technical language Tarja.
In Tarja, words «», «⁠かみ», «Kami», «Gami», «Paper», «X7D19», are synonyms.

Examples

Origami

may appear after characters ,.

折り紙 can be pronounced おりがみ, Origami and refer to the art of folding paper creating sculptures.

Tegami

«» appears in word «手紙» and in word «⼿紙».

Each of these words may mean letter and can be pronounced as Tegami (てがみ).

Some softwares do not allow distinguish «手紙» from «⼿紙» at the screen; these words look the same.

For this reason, both «手紙» and «⼿紙» are prohinited in Tarja.
Words «Letter» (borrowed from English), «Tegami» (Ascii transliteration), «てがみ» (Hiragana version) may be used instead.

Shihei

Kanji may appear as first character of a word.

may appear together with kanji .

紙幣 means bill, banknote(s) and can be pronounced as Shihei, しへい.

References

  1. https://util.unicode.org/UnicodeJsps/character.jsp?a=紙&B1=Show 7D19 CJK UNIFIED IDEOGRAPH-7D19 Han Script confuse: none .. (kJapanese) | ⁠かみ ..

Keywords

«[[]]», «CJK», «[[]]», «Japanese», «Kami», «Kanji», «KanjiLiberal», «Letter», «Paper», «Tarja», «Tegami», «Origami», «X7D19», «かみ», «», «手紙», «⼿紙»