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Braille pattern dots-45

6-dot braille cells
⠀ ⠁ ⠃ ⠉ ⠙ ⠑ ⠋ ⠛ ⠓ ⠊ ⠚ ⠈ ⠘
⠄ ⠅ ⠇ ⠍ ⠝ ⠕ ⠏ ⠟ ⠗ ⠎ ⠞ ⠌ ⠜
⠤ ⠥ ⠧ ⠭ ⠽ ⠵ ⠯ ⠿ ⠷ ⠮ ⠾ ⠬ ⠼
⠠ ⠡ ⠣ ⠩ ⠹ ⠱ ⠫ ⠻ ⠳ ⠪ ⠺ ⠨ ⠸
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⠂ ⠆ ⠒ ⠲ ⠢ ⠖ ⠶ ⠦ ⠔ ⠴ ⠐ ⠰

The Braille pattern dots-45 ( ⠘ ) is a 6-dot braille cell with the top and middle right dots raised, or an 8-dot braille cell with the top and upper middle right dots raised. It is represented by the Unicode code point U+2818, and in Braille ASCII with a caret: ^.

Character information
Preview ⠘ (braille pattern dots-45)
Unicode name BRAILLE PATTERN DOTS-45
Encodings decimal hex
Unicode 10264 U+2818
UTF-8 226 160 152 E2 A0 98
Numeric character reference ⠘ ⠘
Braille ASCII 94 5E

Unified Braille

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In unified international braille, the braille pattern dots-45 is used as a format or abbreviation sign, or as otherwise needed.[1]

Table of unified braille values

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French Braille currency sign, bl, -able
English Braille abbreviation sign
German Braille -ig
Bharati Braille भ / ਭ / ભ / ভ / ଭ / భ / ಭ / ഭ / භ / بھ ‎[2]
Slovak Braille Greek sign

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Other braille

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Japanese Braille yōon + dakuten[1]
Korean Braille b- / ㅂ [1]
Taiwanese Braille yuan, -üan / ㄩㄢ
Nemeth Braille superscript mark [3]

Plus dots 7 and 8

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Related to Braille pattern dots-45 are Braille patterns 457, 458, and 4578, which are used in 8-dot braille systems, such as Gardner-Salinas and Luxembourgish Braille.

Character information
Preview ⡘ (braille pattern dots-457) ⢘ (braille pattern dots-458) ⣘ (braille pattern dots-4578)
Unicode name BRAILLE PATTERN DOTS-457 BRAILLE PATTERN DOTS-458 BRAILLE PATTERN DOTS-4578
Encodings decimal hex dec hex dec hex
Unicode 10328 U+2858 10392 U+2898 10456 U+28D8
UTF-8 226 161 152 E2 A1 98 226 162 152 E2 A2 98 226 163 152 E2 A3 98
Numeric character reference ⡘ ⡘ ⢘ ⢘ ⣘ ⣘
dots 457 dots 458 dots 4578
Gardner Salinas Braille[4] ) (close parenthesis) bold indicator fractur indicator
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In the Japanese kantenji braille, the standard 8-dot Braille patterns 56, 156, 456, and 1456 are the patterns related to Braille pattern dots-45, since the two additional dots of kantenji patterns 045, 457, and 0457 are placed above the base 6-dot cell, instead of below, as in standard 8-dot braille.

Character information
Preview ⠰ (braille pattern dots-56) ⠱ (braille pattern dots-156) ⠸ (braille pattern dots-456) ⠹ (braille pattern dots-1456)
Unicode name BRAILLE PATTERN DOTS-56 BRAILLE PATTERN DOTS-156 BRAILLE PATTERN DOTS-456 BRAILLE PATTERN DOTS-1456
Encodings decimal hex dec hex dec hex dec hex
Unicode 10288 U+2830 10289 U+2831 10296 U+2838 10297 U+2839
UTF-8 226 160 176 E2 A0 B0 226 160 177 E2 A0 B1 226 160 184 E2 A0 B8 226 160 185 E2 A0 B9
Numeric character reference ⠰ ⠰ ⠱ ⠱ ⠸ ⠸ ⠹ ⠹

Kantenji using braille patterns 56, 156, 456, or 1456

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This listing includes kantenji using Braille pattern dots-45 for all 6349 kanji found in JIS C 6226-1978.

  • ⠹ (braille pattern dots-1456) - 比

Variants and thematic compounds

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Variants
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  • ⠱⠘ - 比 + selector 4 = 此
Directional thematic compounds
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  • ⠱⠚ - 比 + う/宀/#3 = 上
  • ⠱⣈ - 比 + 龸 = 下
  • ⠱⠬ - 比 + 宿 = 中
  • ⠱⢨ - 比 + 数 = 右
  • ⠱⡌ - 比 + ゐ/幺 = 左
  • ⠱⢎ - 比 + き/木 = 北
  • ⠱⣮ - 比 + み/耳 = 南
  • ⠱⣎ - 比 + ひ/辶 = 東
  • ⠱⡎ - 比 + に/氵 = 西
Other thematic compounds
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  • ⠱⣊ - 比 + は/辶 = 母
    • ⠃⠰⣊ - selector 1 + 比 + は/辶 = 毋
  • ⠱⡊ - 比 + な/亻 = 入
  • ⠱⣞ - 比 + へ/⺩ = 出
  • ⠱⢌ - 比 + ⺼ = 互
  • ⠱⠪ - 比 + ら/月 = 亙
  • ⠱⠾ - 比 + れ/口 = 凸
  • ⠱⣬ - 比 + 囗 = 凹
  • ⠱⡘ - 比 + や/疒 = 良
  • ⠱⡺ - 比 + つ/土 = 貫
  • ⠱⢞ - 比 + け/犬 = 大
  • ⠱⢼ - 比 + そ/馬 = 小
  • ⠱⡪ - 比 + た/⽥ = 尺
  • ⠱⣚ - 比 + ふ/女 = 屯
  • ⠱⡼ - 比 + と/戸 = 斗
  • ⠱⡨ - 比 + を/貝 = 斤
  • ⠱⢚ - 比 + く/艹 = 升
  • ⠱⣸ - 比 + 火 = 丈
  • ⠱⣼ - 比 + も/門 = 勺
  • ⠱⡚ - 比 + ぬ/力 = 匁
    • ⠃⠰⡚ - selector 1 + 比 + ぬ/力 = 匆
  • ⠱⠮ - 比 + り/分 = 里
  • ⠱⠞ - 比 + え/訁 = 高
  • ⠱⢊ - 比 + か/金 = 可
  • ⠱⣾ - 比 + め/目 = 亀

Compounds of 比

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  • ⣓⠸ - ふ/女 + 比 = 妣
  • ⡵⠸ - と/戸 + 比 = 屁
  • ⡱⠸ - よ/广 + 比 = 庇
  • ⡷⠸ - て/扌 + 比 = 批
  • ⣅⠸ - 日 + 比 = 昆
    • ⢇⣄⠸ - き/木 + 日 + 比 = 棍
    • ⣱⣄⠸ - 火 + 日 + 比 = 焜
    • ⡧⣄⠸ - ち/竹 + 日 + 比 = 箟
    • ⢥⣄⠸ - 心 + 日 + 比 = 菎
    • ⢷⣄⠸ - せ/食 + 日 + 比 = 鯤
    • ⡇⠸ - に/氵 + 比 = 混
  • ⡣⠸ - た/⽥ + 比 = 毘
  • ⠱⣌ - 比 + 日 = 皆
    • ⡷⠰⣌ - て/扌 + 比 + 日 = 揩
    • ⢇⠰⣌ - き/木 + 比 + 日 = 楷
    • ⡃⠰⣌ - な/亻 + 比 + 日 = 偕
    • ⠗⠰⣌ - え/訁 + 比 + 日 = 諧
  • ⢵⠸ - そ/馬 + 比 = 鹿
    • ⡳⢴⠸ - つ/土 + そ/馬 + 比 = 塵
    • ⡇⢴⠸ - に/氵 + そ/馬 + 比 = 漉
    • ⣳⢴⠸ - む/車 + そ/馬 + 比 = 轆
    • ⢃⢴⠸ - か/金 + そ/馬 + 比 = 鏖
    • ⢓⢴⠸ - く/艹 + そ/馬 + 比 = 麁
    • ⣗⢴⠸ - へ/⺩ + そ/馬 + 比 = 麈
    • ⡕⢴⠸ - の/禾 + そ/馬 + 比 = 麋
    • ⢕⢴⠸ - こ/子 + そ/馬 + 比 = 麌
    • ⢇⢴⠸ - き/木 + そ/馬 + 比 = 麓
    • ⣥⢴⠸ - 囗 + そ/馬 + 比 = 麕
  • ⣥⠸ - 囗 + 比 = 麗
    • ⡃⣤⠸ - な/亻 + 囗 + 比 = 儷
    • ⡇⣤⠸ - に/氵 + 囗 + 比 = 灑
    • ⢵⣤⠸ - そ/馬 + 囗 + 比 = 驪
  • ⡑⠒⠸ - や/疒 + う/宀/#3 + 比 = 崑
  • ⢥⣀⠸ - 心 + 龸 + 比 = 枇
  • ⣗⠤⠸ - へ/⺩ + 宿 + 比 = 琵
  • ⣣⠤⠸ - ま/石 + 宿 + 比 = 砒
  • ⡕⠤⠸ - の/禾 + 宿 + 比 = 秕
  • ⡧⠤⠸ - ち/竹 + 宿 + 比 = 箆
  • ⡧⣀⠸ - ち/竹 + 龸 + 比 = 篦
  • ⡕⠒⠸ - の/禾 + う/宀/#3 + 比 = 粃
  • ⠇⠤⠸ - い/糹/#2 + 宿 + 比 = 紕
  • ⢥⠤⠸ - 心 + 宿 + 比 = 蓖
  • ⢵⠤⠸ - そ/馬 + 宿 + 比 = 豼
  • ⢵⣀⠸ - そ/馬 + 龸 + 比 = 貔

Compounds of 此

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  • ⢇⠸ - き/木 + 比 = 柴
  • ⣣⠸ - ま/石 + 比 = 砦
  • ⠱⠸ - 比 + 比 = 些
  • ⠱⠎ - 比 + い/糹/#2 = 雌
  • ⡡⠰⠘ - を/貝 + 比 + selector 4 = 貲
  • ⣥⠰⠘ - 囗 + 比 + selector 4 = 觜
  • ⡑⠰⠘ - や/疒 + 比 + selector 4 = 疵
  • ⣷⠰⠘ - め/目 + 比 + selector 4 = 眦
  • ⠷⠰⠘ - れ/口 + 比 + selector 4 = 呰
  • ⣷⠤⠸ - め/目 + 宿 + 比 = 眥

Compounds of 上, 下, and 中

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  • ⠃⠰⣈ - selector 1 + 比 + 龸 = 卞
  • ⡳⠰⣈ - つ/土 + 比 + 龸 = 圷
  • ⡳⠰⠚ - つ/土 + 比 + う/宀/#3 = 垰
  • ⡷⠰⣈ - て/扌 + 比 + 龸 = 抃
  • ⢇⠰⣈ - き/木 + 比 + 龸 = 梺
  • ⣵⠰⣈ - も/門 + 比 + 龸 = 閇
  • ⡧⠰⣈ - ち/竹 + 比 + 龸 = 雫
  • ⢗⠰⠬ - け/犬 + 比 + 宿 = 狆
  • ⣇⠰⠬ - ひ/辶 + 比 + 宿 = 迚

Compounds of 右, 左, 北, 南, 東, and 西

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  • ⡃⠰⢨ - な/亻 + 比 + 数 = 佑
  • ⢷⠰⢨ - せ/食 + 比 + 数 = 醢
  • ⠃⠰⡎ - selector 1 + 比 + に/氵 = 襾
  • ⠷⠰⣮ - れ/口 + 比 + み/耳 = 喃
  • ⢥⠰⣮ - 心 + 比 + み/耳 = 楠
  • ⣇⠰⣮ - ひ/辶 + 比 + み/耳 = 遖
  • ⡷⠰⣎ - て/扌 + 比 + ひ/辶 = 揀
  • ⢇⠰⣎ - き/木 + 比 + ひ/辶 = 棟
  • ⢥⠰⣎ - 心 + 比 + ひ/辶 = 楝
  • ⡥⠰⣎ - ゑ/訁 + 比 + ひ/辶 = 諫
  • ⢷⠰⣎ - せ/食 + 比 + ひ/辶 = 鰊
  • ⠷⠰⡎ - れ/口 + 比 + に/氵 = 哂
  • ⡳⠰⡎ - つ/土 + 比 + に/氵 = 堙
  • ⣃⠰⡎ - は/辶 + 比 + に/氵 = 廼
  • ⢇⠰⡎ - き/木 + 比 + に/氵 = 栖
  • ⡇⠰⡎ - に/氵 + 比 + に/氵 = 湮
  • ⢃⠰⡎ - か/金 + 比 + に/氵 = 甄
  • ⣇⠰⡎ - ひ/辶 + 比 + に/氵 = 迺

Compounds of 母 and 毋

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  • ⢥⠸ - 心 + 比 = 苺
  • ⣓⠰⣊ - ふ/女 + 比 + は/辶 = 姆
  • ⡷⠰⣊ - て/扌 + 比 + は/辶 = 拇
  • ⢥⠰⣊ - 心 + 比 + は/辶 = 栂
  • ⡗⠰⣊ - ね/示 + 比 + は/辶 = 袰

Compounds of 入 and 出

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  • ⠷⠰⡊ - れ/口 + 比 + な/亻 = 叺
  • ⡳⠰⡊ - つ/土 + 比 + な/亻 = 圦
  • ⢇⠰⡊ - き/木 + 比 + な/亻 = 杁
  • ⠷⠰⣞ - れ/口 + 比 + へ/⺩ = 咄
  • ⠣⠰⣞ - ら/月 + 比 + へ/⺩ = 朏
  • ⢇⠰⣞ - き/木 + 比 + へ/⺩ = 柮
  • ⡗⠰⣞ - ね/示 + 比 + へ/⺩ = 祟
  • ⡕⠰⣞ - の/禾 + 比 + へ/⺩ = 糶
  • ⢧⠰⣞ - し/巿 + 比 + へ/⺩ = 黜

Compounds of 互, 亙, 凸, 凹, 良, 貫, 可, 大, 小, 尺, 屯, 斗, 斤, 升, 丈, 勺, and 匁

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  • ⢱⠰⢌ - 氷/氵 + 比 + ⺼ = 冱
  • ⡇⠰⢌ - に/氵 + 比 + ⺼ = 沍
  • ⠣⠰⡘ - ら/月 + 比 + や/疒 = 朖
  • ⣗⠰⡘ - へ/⺩ + 比 + や/疒 = 琅
  • ⡕⠰⡘ - の/禾 + 比 + や/疒 = 粮
  • ⢥⠰⡘ - 心 + 比 + や/疒 = 莨
  • ⣧⠰⡘ - み/耳 + 比 + や/疒 = 踉
  • ⢇⠰⡺ - き/木 + 比 + つ/土 = 樌
  • ⠗⠰⢞ - え/訁 + 比 + け/犬 = 奕
  • ⢷⠰⢞ - せ/食 + 比 + け/犬 = 奠
  • ⢵⠰⢞ - そ/馬 + 比 + け/犬 = 尖
  • ⢣⠰⢼ - さ/阝 + 比 + そ/馬 = 隙
  • ⠷⠰⡪ - れ/口 + 比 + た/⽥ = 呎
  • ⢃⠰⡪ - か/金 + 比 + た/⽥ = 鈬
  • ⡇⠰⣚ - に/氵 + 比 + ふ/女 = 沌
  • ⢃⠰⣚ - か/金 + 比 + ふ/女 = 瓲
  • ⢣⠰⣚ - さ/阝 + 比 + ふ/女 = 邨
  • ⢷⠰⣚ - せ/食 + 比 + ふ/女 = 飩
  • ⡷⠰⡼ - て/扌 + 比 + と/戸 = 抖
  • ⣥⠰⡼ - 囗 + 比 + と/戸 = 斛
  • ⣵⠰⡼ - も/門 + 比 + と/戸 = 斟
  • ⣳⠰⡼ - む/車 + 比 + と/戸 = 蚪
  • ⠷⠰⡨ - れ/口 + 比 + を/貝 = 听
  • ⡳⠰⡨ - つ/土 + 比 + を/貝 = 圻
  • ⠳⠰⡨ - る/忄 + 比 + を/貝 = 忻
  • ⡇⠰⡨ - に/氵 + 比 + を/貝 = 沂
  • ⢃⠰⡨ - か/金 + 比 + を/貝 = 釿
  • ⢇⠰⢚ - き/木 + 比 + く/艹 = 枡
  • ⡃⠰⣸ - な/亻 + 比 + 火 = 仗
  • ⣓⠰⣼ - ふ/女 + 比 + も/門 = 妁
  • ⢇⠰⣼ - き/木 + 比 + も/門 = 杓
  • ⣱⠰⣼ - 火 + 比 + も/門 = 灼
  • ⢥⠰⣼ - 心 + 比 + も/門 = 芍
  • ⢷⠰⣼ - せ/食 + 比 + も/門 = 酌

Compounds of 里, 高, 可, and 亀

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  • ⡣⠰⢌ - た/⽥ + 比 + ⺼ = 疉
  • ⠇⠰⣬ - い/糹/#2 + 比 + 囗 = 雋
  • ⡃⠰⠮ - な/亻 + 比 + り/分 = 俚
  • ⠷⠰⠮ - れ/口 + 比 + り/分 = 哩
  • ⡇⠰⠮ - に/氵 + 比 + り/分 = 浬
  • ⢗⠰⠮ - け/犬 + 比 + り/分 = 狸
  • ⡗⠰⠮ - ね/示 + 比 + り/分 = 裡
  • ⢵⠰⠮ - そ/馬 + 比 + り/分 = 貍
  • ⡧⠰⠮ - ち/竹 + 比 + り/分 = 霾
  • ⠷⠰⠞ - れ/口 + 比 + え/訁 = 嚆
  • ⡳⠰⠞ - つ/土 + 比 + え/訁 = 塙
  • ⡑⠰⠞ - や/疒 + 比 + え/訁 = 嵩
  • ⣃⠰⠞ - は/辶 + 比 + え/訁 = 敲
  • ⢇⠰⠞ - き/木 + 比 + え/訁 = 槁
  • ⢵⠰⠞ - そ/馬 + 比 + え/訁 = 犒
  • ⡕⠰⠞ - の/禾 + 比 + え/訁 = 稾
  • ⢥⠰⠞ - 心 + 比 + え/訁 = 蒿
  • ⢃⠰⠞ - か/金 + 比 + え/訁 = 鎬
  • ⠓⠰⠞ - う/宀/#3 + 比 + え/訁 = 髞
  • ⢃⠰⢊ - か/金 + 比 + か/金 = 哥
    • ⣑⠰⢊ - ゆ/彳 + 比 + か/金 = 彁
  • ⢇⠰⢊ - き/木 + 比 + か/金 = 柯
  • ⣗⠰⢊ - へ/⺩ + 比 + か/金 = 珂
  • ⣓⠰⢊ - ふ/女 + 比 + か/金 = 舸
  • ⢓⠰⢊ - く/艹 + 比 + か/金 = 苛
    • ⡇⠰⢊ - に/氵 + 比 + か/金 = 渮
  • ⠗⠰⢊ - え/訁 + 比 + か/金 = 訶
  • ⣳⠰⢊ - む/車 + 比 + か/金 = 軻
  • ⡕⠰⣾ - の/禾 + 比 + め/目 = 穐
  • ⣕⠰⣾ - ほ/方 + 比 + め/目 = 鼇
  • ⢱⠰⣾ - 氷/氵 + 比 + め/目 = 鼈
  • ⠱⠰⣾ - 比 + 比 + め/目 = 龜
    • ⣵⠰⣾ - も/門 + 比 + め/目 = 鬮

Other compounds

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  • ⢅⠸ - ⺼ + 比 = 肘
  • ⠱⣨ - 比 + ん/止 = 低
  • ⢑⠸ - 仁/亻 + 比 = 化
    • ⢓⠸ - く/艹 + 比 = 花
      • ⡳⢒⠸ - つ/土 + く/艹 + 比 = 埖
      • ⢇⢒⠸ - き/木 + く/艹 + 比 = 椛
      • ⣣⢒⠸ - ま/石 + く/艹 + 比 = 硴
      • ⡕⢒⠸ - の/禾 + く/艹 + 比 = 糀
      • ⢃⢒⠸ - か/金 + く/艹 + 比 = 錵
    • ⡡⠸ - を/貝 + 比 = 貨
    • ⠗⢐⠸ - え/訁 + 仁/亻 + 比 = 訛
    • ⡵⢐⠸ - と/戸 + 仁/亻 + 比 = 靴
  • ⣗⠸ - へ/⺩ + 比 = 奨
    • ⠑⣖⠸ - selector 4 + へ/⺩ + 比 = 獎
    • ⣗⣖⠸ - へ/⺩ + へ/⺩ + 比 = 奬
  • ⠱⣘ - 比 + ゆ/彳 = 優
  • ⠱⢾ - 比 + せ/食 = 鶴
  • ⠷⠰⢮ - れ/口 + 比 + し/巿 = 吋
  • ⠵⠰⢮ - ろ/十 + 比 + し/巿 = 尅
  • ⠳⠰⢮ - る/忄 + 比 + し/巿 = 忖
  • ⡕⠰⡊ - の/禾 + 比 + な/亻 = 糴
  • ⠇⠰⢮ - い/糹/#2 + 比 + し/巿 = 紂
  • ⢷⠰⢮ - せ/食 + 比 + し/巿 = 酎

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Notes

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  2. ^ "Introduction to Bharati Braille". Archived from the original on 5 April 2013. Retrieved 25 April 2013.
  3. ^ "Nemeth Braille (Mathematics Braille)". Archived from the original on 2012-04-21. Retrieved 2012-04-25.
  4. ^ "Index of Topics in Braille Section". Oregon State University Science Access Project Braille topics. Archived from the original on 2012-04-20. Retrieved 2012-04-29.
  5. ^ "ロービジョン相談と光学". Retrieved 31 January 2014.
  6. ^ "盲人と文字 -漢点字の世界". Retrieved 27 December 2013.
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