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[[X2E9F]] [[&#X2E9F;]] is [[Unicode]] character number 11935, [[KanjiRadical]]<br>
 
[[X2E9F]] [[&#X2E9F;]] is [[Unicode]] character number 11935, [[KanjiRadical]]<br>
 
[[⺟]] uses 3 bytes: %e2%ba%9f; 226 186 159 in the decimal representation.
 
[[⺟]] uses 3 bytes: %e2%ba%9f; 226 186 159 in the decimal representation.
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Characters
 
Characters
 
[[X2E9F]] [[&#X2E9F;]] and
 
[[X2E9F]] [[&#X2E9F;]] and
[[X6BCD]] [[&#X6BCD;]] look similar. At the default Macintosh font, they look the same;
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[[X6BCD]] [[&#X6BCD;]] look similar.
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[[&#X2E9F;]] and [[&#X6BCD;]] view at your computer
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[[File:HahaLb.png|80px]] view at Linux
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[[File:HahaMb.png|80px]] view at Macintosh
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<div style="margin:0px 0px 0px 30px; line-height:1.2em">
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At the default Macintosh font, these two characters look the same;
 
even native [[Japanese]] speaker, watching [[&#X2E9F;]] and [[&#X6BCD;]],
 
even native [[Japanese]] speaker, watching [[&#X2E9F;]] and [[&#X6BCD;]],
 
is unlikely to answer:<br>
 
is unlikely to answer:<br>
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In order to avoid confusions, <br>
 
In order to avoid confusions, <br>
the Hexadecimal numbers [[X2E9F]] and [[X6BCD]], <br>
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the Hexadecimal numbers [[X2E9F]] and [[X6BCD;]], <br>
 
or Romanji [[Haha]] <br>
 
or Romanji [[Haha]] <br>
 
or Hiragana [[はは]] <br>
 
or Hiragana [[はは]] <br>
 
can be used instead of characters [[&#X2E9F;]] and [[&#X6BCD;]].
 
can be used instead of characters [[&#X2E9F;]] and [[&#X6BCD;]].
<div style="margin:0px -14px 0px -200px; background-color:white">
 
<div style="margin:0px 0px 0px 30px; line-height:1.2em">
 
   
 
==Phonetic and semantic==
 
==Phonetic and semantic==
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==Gallery==
 
==Gallery==
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Following the descriptions in the dictionaries, the related pictures had been searched. Some of the results are shown below.
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[[File:MomBreastfeedingAtHome16993.jpg|200px]]
 
 
[[File:MotherBreastfeeding14136.jpg|200px]]
 
[[File:MotherBreastfeeding14136.jpg|200px]]
[[File:MotherChild49.jpg|130px]]
 
[[File:WhiteMomOnBlack2.jpg|100px]]
 
[[File:BlackMom.jpeg|90px]]
 
[[File:BlackWichChildren218.jpg|98px]]
 
[[File:BlackMomChildRiver.jpg|110px]]
 
 
[[File:DressedMomFeeds.jpg|190px]]
 
[[File:DressedMomFeeds.jpg|190px]]
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[[File:IndianMom612.jpg|90px]]
 
[[File:BlackMom.jpeg|90px]]
 
[[File:BlackWichChildren218.jpg|100px]]
 
[[File:BlackMomChildRiver.jpg|120px]]
 
[[File:JapanMotherChild612.jpg|210px]]
 
[[File:JapanMotherChild612.jpg|210px]]
[[File:KunQ.jpg|210px]]
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[[File:KunQ.jpg|210px]] <!--
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reserve pics:
 
[[File:MomBreastfeedingAtHome16993.jpg|200px]]
 
[[File:MotherChild49.jpg|130px]]
 
[[File:WhiteMomOnBlack2.jpg|100px]]
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</center>
 
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[[KanjiRadical]],
 
[[KanjiRadical]],
 
[[Unicode]],
 
[[Unicode]],
[[X2E9F]] [[&#X2E9F;]] ,
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[[X2E9F]] [[&#X2E9F;]],
[[X6BCD]] [[&#X6BCD;]] ,
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[[X6BCD]] [[&#X6BCD;]]
[[はは]]
 
   
 
[[Category:Charles Kelly]]
 
[[Category:Charles Kelly]]
 
[[Category:Confusion]]
 
[[Category:Confusion]]
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[[Category:Japanese]]
 
[[Category:Japanese]]
 
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[[Category:&#X2E9F;]]
 
[[Category:&#X2E9F;]]
 
[[Category:&#X6BCD;]]
 
[[Category:&#X6BCD;]]
[[Category:はは]]
 

Revision as of 23:17, 1 September 2021

X2E9F is Unicode character number 11935, KanjiRadical
uses 3 bytes: %e2%ba%9f; 226 186 159 in the decimal representation.

X2E9F can be pronounced as Haha (はは) and refer to mother [1][2].

X2E9F is easy to confuse [1] with character X6BCD [3] that has similar image, similar pronunciation and similar meaning.

MomBreastfeedingAtHome16993.jpg

Confusion

The computer support of Japanese characters is underdeveloped. Up to year 2021, there is no unique standout default font, that would allow each character to look the same at various computers, but different from other characters. In particular, this confusion refers to .

Characters X2E9F and X6BCD look similar.

and view at your computer

HahaLb.png view at Linux

HahaMb.png view at Macintosh

At the default Macintosh font, these two characters look the same; even native Japanese speaker, watching and , is unlikely to answer:
Which of them is X2E9F?
Which of them is X6BCD?

In order to avoid confusions,
the Hexadecimal numbers X2E9F and X6BCD;,
or Romanji Haha
or Hiragana はは
can be used instead of characters and .

Phonetic and semantic

In the literature, neither phonetic nor semantic difference between characters X2E9F and X6BCD is observed.

Character X6BCD seems to be more popular than X2E9F ; the most of descriptions refer to X6BCD . [4]

These descriptions are not repeated here.

In Basic Japanese, only one Kanji and only one sound are allowed in this meaning.

Gallery

Following the descriptions in the dictionaries, the related pictures had been searched. Some of the results are shown below.

MotherBreastfeeding14136.jpg DressedMomFeeds.jpg IndianMom612.jpg BlackMom.jpeg BlackWichChildren218.jpg BlackMomChildRiver.jpg JapanMotherChild612.jpg KunQ.jpg

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 https://util.unicode.org/UnicodeJsps/character.jsp?a=2E9F 2E9F CJK RADICAL MOTHER Han Script id: allowed confuse: ..
  2. https://ja.wiktionary.org/wiki/⺟ 母 も参照。 部首[編集] なかれ、部首「⽏」の呼称として用いる場合の書体。
  3. https://util.unicode.org/UnicodeJsps/character.jsp?a=6BCD 6BCD CJK UNIFIED IDEOGRAPH-6BCD Han Script id: restricted confuse: ..
  4. https://jisho.org/search/母 はは common word wanikani level 3 Play audio Links Noun 1. mother​ Humble (kenjougo) language, See also , かか was used by children Other forms はわ】、かか】、おも】、いろは】、あも】 Notes はわ: Out-dated or obsolete kana usage. かか: Out-dated or obsolete kana usage. おも: Out-dated or obsolete kana usage. いろは: Out-dated or obsolete kana usage. あも: Out-dated or obsolete kana usage.