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Braille pattern dots-6

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

The Braille pattern dots-6 ( ⠠ ) is a 6-dot braille cell with the bottom right dot raised, or an 8-dot braille cell with the lower-middle right dot raised. It is represented by the Unicode code point U+2820, and in Braille ASCII with a comma:, .

Character information
Preview ⠠ (braille pattern dots-6)
Unicode name BRAILLE PATTERN DOTS-6
Encodings decimal hex
Unicode 10272 U+2820
UTF-8 226 160 160 E2 A0 A0
Numeric character reference ⠠ ⠠
Braille ASCII 44 2C

Unified Braille

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In unified international braille, the braille pattern dots-6 is used as a formatting, punctuation, accent sign, or otherwise as needed.[1]

Table of unified braille values

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French Braille Antoine number sign / mathematical sign, ieu
English Braille Capital letter sign
German Braille ' (apostrophe)
Bharati Braille Visarga[2]
IPA Braille subscript sign
Slovak Braille Capital letter sign
Arabic Braille ـّ (shaddah)
Thai Braille low tone consonant modifier

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Other braille

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Japanese Braille handakuten[1]
Korean Braille s- / ㅅ [1]
Taiwanese Braille 、 (comma)
Two-Cell Chinese Braille emphasis mark
Nemeth Braille , (comma), /. (decimal separator)[3]

Plus dots 7 and 8

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Related to Braille pattern dots-6 are Braille patterns 67, 68, and 678, which are used in 8-dot braille systems, such as Gardner-Salinas and Luxembourgish Braille.

Character information
Preview ⡠ (braille pattern dots-67) ⢠ (braille pattern dots-68) ⣠ (braille pattern dots-678)
Unicode name BRAILLE PATTERN DOTS-67 BRAILLE PATTERN DOTS-68 BRAILLE PATTERN DOTS-678
Encodings decimal hex dec hex dec hex
Unicode 10336 U+2860 10400 U+28A0 10464 U+28E0
UTF-8 226 161 160 E2 A1 A0 226 162 160 E2 A2 A0 226 163 160 E2 A3 A0
Numeric character reference ⡠ ⡠ ⢠ ⢠ ⣠ ⣠
dots 67 dots 68 dots 678
Gardner Salinas Braille[4] end array ~ (logical not)
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In the Japanese kantenji braille, the standard 8-dot Braille patterns 8, 18, 48, and 148 are the patterns related to Braille pattern dots-6, since the two additional dots of kantenji patterns 06, 67, and 067 are placed above the base 6-dot cell, instead of below, as in standard 8-dot braille.

Character information
Preview ⢀ (braille pattern dots-8) ⢁ (braille pattern dots-18) ⢈ (braille pattern dots-48) ⢉ (braille pattern dots-148)
Unicode name BRAILLE PATTERN DOTS-8 BRAILLE PATTERN DOTS-18 BRAILLE PATTERN DOTS-48 BRAILLE PATTERN DOTS-148
Encodings decimal hex dec hex dec hex dec hex
Unicode 10368 U+2880 10369 U+2881 10376 U+2888 10377 U+2889
UTF-8 226 162 128 E2 A2 80 226 162 129 E2 A2 81 226 162 136 E2 A2 88 226 162 137 E2 A2 89
Numeric character reference ⢀ ⢀ ⢁ ⢁ ⢈ ⢈ ⢉ ⢉

Kantenji using braille patterns 8, 18, 48, or 148

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This listing includes kantenji using Braille pattern dots-6 for all 6349 kanji found in JIS C 6226-1978.

  • ⢉ (braille pattern dots-148) - N/A - used only as a selector

Selector

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  • ⡃⢈ - な/亻 + selector 6 = 体
    • ⡃⡂⢈ - な/亻 + な/亻 + selector 6 = 體
  • ⢑⢈ - 仁/亻 + selector 6 = 像
  • ⣵⢈ - も/門 + selector 6 = 凶
    • ⣵⢀⢈ - も/門 + selector 6 + selector 6 = 凵
    • ⠥⣴⢈ - 宿 + も/門 + selector 6 = 兇
    • ⣵⣴⢈ - も/門 + も/門 + selector 6 = 匈
      • ⡇⣴⢈ - に/氵 + も/門 + selector 6 = 洶
    • ⢥⣴⢈ - 心 + も/門 + selector 6 = 椶
  • ⢓⢈ - く/艹 + selector 6 = 卉
  • ⡵⢈ - と/戸 + selector 6 = 尸
  • ⣅⢈ - 日 + selector 6 = 曰
    • ⡇⣄⢈ - に/氵 + 日 + selector 6 = 沓
  • ⢇⢈ - き/木 + selector 6 = 本
    • ⡧⢆⢈ - ち/竹 + き/木 + selector 6 = 笨
    • ⣧⢆⢈ - み/耳 + き/木 + selector 6 = 躰
    • ⣅⢆⢈ - 日 + き/木 + selector 6 = 皋
  • ⢗⢈ - け/犬 + selector 6 = 猫
  • ⣥⢈ - 囗 + selector 6 = 角
    • ⠷⣤⢈ - れ/口 + 囗 + selector 6 = 嘴
    • ⡳⣤⢈ - つ/土 + 囗 + selector 6 = 埆
    • ⢇⣤⢈ - き/木 + 囗 + selector 6 = 桷
    • ⢥⣤⢈ - 心 + 囗 + selector 6 = 槲
  • ⢵⢈ - そ/馬 + selector 6 = 象
    • ⢵⢀⢈ - そ/馬 + selector 6 + selector 6 = 豸
      • ⢵⢀⢚ - そ/馬 + selector 6 + く/艹 = 貘
    • ⢥⢴⢈ - 心 + そ/馬 + selector 6 = 橡
  • ⢷⢈ - せ/食 + selector 6 = 酋
    • ⢥⢶⢈ - 心 + せ/食 + selector 6 = 楢
    • ⣇⢶⢈ - ひ/辶 + せ/食 + selector 6 = 遒
    • ⢷⢶⢈ - せ/食 + せ/食 + selector 6 = 鰌
  • ⢃⢈ - か/金 + selector 6 = 鉢
  • ⢥⢈ - 心 + selector 6 = 黍
  • ⢁⢼ - selector 6 + そ/馬 = 丑
    • ⢗⢀⢼ - け/犬 + selector 6 + そ/馬 = 狃
    • ⢃⢀⢼ - か/金 + selector 6 + そ/馬 = 鈕
    • ⢁⢀⢼ - selector 6 + selector 6 + そ/馬 = 豕
  • ⢁⡎ - selector 6 + に/氵 = 丞
    • ⡷⢀⡎ - て/扌 + selector 6 + に/氵 = 拯
  • ⢁⢪ - selector 6 + さ/阝 = 乍
    • ⠳⢀⢪ - る/忄 + selector 6 + さ/阝 = 怎
  • ⢁⡾ - selector 6 + て/扌 = 亭
    • ⡇⢀⡾ - に/氵 + selector 6 + て/扌 = 渟
  • ⢁⣬ - selector 6 + 囗 = 亶
  • ⢁⠮ - selector 6 + り/分 = 僉
    • ⣡⢀⠮ - ん/止 + selector 6 + り/分 = 歛
    • ⡧⢀⠮ - ち/竹 + selector 6 + り/分 = 簽
  • ⢁⠬ - selector 6 + 宿 = 兌
  • ⢁⢜ - selector 6 + こ/子 = 公
    • ⢥⢀⢜ - 心 + selector 6 + こ/子 = 枩
    • ⢃⢀⢜ - か/金 + selector 6 + こ/子 = 瓮
    • ⣓⢀⢜ - ふ/女 + selector 6 + こ/子 = 舩
    • ⣳⢀⢜ - む/車 + selector 6 + こ/子 = 蚣
    • ⠕⢀⢜ - お/頁 + selector 6 + こ/子 = 頌
  • ⢁⣈ - selector 6 + 龸 = 几
    • ⠷⢀⣈ - れ/口 + selector 6 + 龸 = 咒
  • ⢁⣮ - selector 6 + み/耳 = 呂
    • ⢇⢀⣮ - き/木 + selector 6 + み/耳 = 梠
    • ⣵⢀⣮ - も/門 + selector 6 + み/耳 = 閭
      • ⢥⢀⣮ - 心 + selector 6 + み/耳 = 櫚
    • ⡧⢀⣮ - ち/竹 + selector 6 + み/耳 = 筥
    • ⠇⢀⣮ - い/糹/#2 + selector 6 + み/耳 = 絽
  • ⢁⢞ - selector 6 + け/犬 = 失
    • ⡃⢀⢞ - な/亻 + selector 6 + け/犬 = 佚
    • ⢁⢀⢞ - selector 6 + selector 6 + け/犬 = 夸
    • ⢧⢀⢞ - し/巿 + selector 6 + け/犬 = 帙
    • ⣧⢀⢞ - み/耳 + selector 6 + け/犬 = 跌
    • ⣳⢀⢞ - む/車 + selector 6 + け/犬 = 軼
  • ⢁⢬ - selector 6 + 心 = 奄
    • ⡇⢀⢬ - に/氵 + selector 6 + 心 = 淹
    • ⢓⢀⢬ - く/艹 + selector 6 + 心 = 菴
    • ⣵⢀⢬ - も/門 + selector 6 + 心 = 閹
  • ⢁⠺ - selector 6 + る/忄 = 婁
  • ⢁⢌ - selector 6 + ⺼ = 孟
  • ⢁⠚ - selector 6 + う/宀/#3 = 宛
    • ⢁⢀⠚ - selector 6 + selector 6 + う/宀/#3 = 彑
  • ⢁⣊ - selector 6 + は/辶 = 尚
    • ⢱⢀⣊ - 氷/氵 + selector 6 + は/辶 = 敞
      • ⡱⢀⣊ - よ/广 + selector 6 + は/辶 = 廠
    • ⢥⢀⣊ - 心 + selector 6 + は/辶 = 棠
    • ⡇⢀⣊ - に/氵 + selector 6 + は/辶 = 淌
    • ⡗⢀⣊ - ね/示 + selector 6 + は/辶 = 裳
  • ⢁⢘ - selector 6 + 仁/亻 = 尤
    • ⢅⢀⢘ - ⺼ + selector 6 + 仁/亻 = 肬
    • ⢁⢀⢘ - selector 6 + selector 6 + 仁/亻 = 无
  • ⢁⡺ - selector 6 + つ/土 = 尭
    • ⡇⢀⡺ - に/氵 + selector 6 + つ/土 = 澆
    • ⢓⢀⡺ - く/艹 + selector 6 + つ/土 = 蕘
  • ⢁⠎ - selector 6 + い/糹/#2 = 尹
    • ⡧⢀⠎ - ち/竹 + selector 6 + い/糹/#2 = 笋
  • ⢁⡼ - selector 6 + と/戸 = 廾
  • ⢁⣾ - selector 6 + め/目 = 弗
  • ⡵⢀⣾ - と/戸 + selector 6 + め/目 = 髴
  • ⢁⣘ - selector 6 + ゆ/彳 = 弯
    • ⢁⢀⣘ - selector 6 + selector 6 + ゆ/彳 = 彎
  • ⢁⣎ - selector 6 + ひ/辶 = 戍
    • ⢁⢀⣎ - selector 6 + selector 6 + ひ/辶 = 柬
  • ⢁⢮ - selector 6 + し/巿 = 曳
    • ⠇⢀⢮ - い/糹/#2 + selector 6 + し/巿 = 絏
    • ⢁⢀⢮ - selector 6 + selector 6 + し/巿 = 曵
  • ⢁⢸ - selector 6 + 氷/氵 = 曷
  • ⢁⣨ - selector 6 + ん/止 = 焉
    • ⣓⢀⣨ - ふ/女 + selector 6 + ん/止 = 嫣
  • ⢁⢊ - selector 6 + か/金 = 瓦
    • ⡕⢀⢊ - の/禾 + selector 6 + か/金 = 甃
    • ⣵⢀⢊ - も/門 + selector 6 + か/金 = 甌
    • ⠓⢀⢊ - う/宀/#3 + selector 6 + か/金 = 甍
    • ⢵⢀⢊ - そ/馬 + selector 6 + か/金 = 甑
    • ⣣⢀⢊ - ま/石 + selector 6 + か/金 = 甓
    • ⣇⢀⢊ - ひ/辶 + selector 6 + か/金 = 甕
  • ⢁⣜ - selector 6 + ほ/方 = 甫
    • ⢅⢀⣜ - ⺼ + selector 6 + ほ/方 = 脯
    • ⣇⢀⣜ - ひ/辶 + selector 6 + ほ/方 = 逋
    • ⢷⢀⣜ - せ/食 + selector 6 + ほ/方 = 鯆
  • ⢁⡸ - selector 6 + よ/广 = 疋
  • ⢁⣺ - selector 6 + む/車 = 矣
    • ⡃⢀⣺ - な/亻 + selector 6 + む/車 = 俟
    • ⣡⢀⣺ - ん/止 + selector 6 + む/車 = 欸
    • ⣣⢀⣺ - ま/石 + selector 6 + む/車 = 竢
  • ⢁⡊ - selector 6 + な/亻 = 竟
  • ⢁⡜ - selector 6 + の/禾 = 而
    • ⡕⢀⡜ - の/禾 + selector 6 + の/禾 = 粫
  • ⢁⠪ - selector 6 + ら/月 = 胡
    • ⢥⢀⠪ - 心 + selector 6 + ら/月 = 楜
    • ⣳⢀⠪ - む/車 + selector 6 + ら/月 = 蝴
    • ⢷⢀⠪ - せ/食 + selector 6 + ら/月 = 餬
  • ⢁⡚ - selector 6 + ぬ/力 = 臼
    • ⢗⢀⡚ - け/犬 + selector 6 + ぬ/力 = 舂
  • ⢁⣼ - selector 6 + も/門 = 芻
    • ⢓⢀⣼ - く/艹 + selector 6 + も/門 = 蒭
  • ⢁⢚ - selector 6 + く/艹 = 莫
    • ⡕⢀⢚ - の/禾 + selector 6 + く/艹 = 糢
    • ⣳⢀⢚ - む/車 + selector 6 + く/艹 = 蟆
    • ⢁⢀⢚ - selector 6 + selector 6 + く/艹 = 屮
  • ⢁⠞ - selector 6 + え/訁 = 袁
  • ⢁⣪ - selector 6 + ま/石 = 辟
    • ⣓⢀⣪ - ふ/女 + selector 6 + ま/石 = 嬖
    • ⢓⢀⣪ - く/艹 + selector 6 + ま/石 = 薜
    • ⢥⢀⣪ - 心 + selector 6 + ま/石 = 蘗
    • ⣧⢀⣪ - み/耳 + selector 6 + ま/石 = 躄
  • ⢁⡮ - selector 6 + ち/竹 = 采
  • ⢁⢀⡮ - selector 6 + selector 6 + ち/竹 = 釆
  • ⢁⠾ - selector 6 + れ/口 = 鬲
  • ⢁⢀⢺ - selector 6 + selector 6 + す/発 = 乕
  • ⢁⢀⡘ - selector 6 + selector 6 + や/疒 = 鬯
  • ⢁⠐⡞ - selector 6 + selector 4 + ね/示 = 劒
  • ⣳⢀⠼ - む/車 + selector 6 + ろ/十 = 蝨

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Notes

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  1. ^ a b c d "World Braille Usage". UNESCO. Retrieved 2012-04-19..
  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.

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Braille pattern dots-6

The Braille pattern dots-6 ( ⠠ ) is a 6-dot braille cell with the bottom right dot raised, or an 8-dot braille cell with the lower-middle right dot raised. It is represented by the Unicode code point U+2820, and in Braille ASCII with a comma:, .

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Braille pattern dots-123456

The Braille pattern dots-123456 ( ⠿ ) is a 6-dot braille cell with all six dots raised, or an 8-dot braille cell with both dots in the top three rows raised. It is represented by the Unicode code point U+283F, and in Braille ASCII with the equal sign.

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Braille pattern dots-0

The Braille pattern dots-0 ( ⠀ ), also called a blank Braille pattern, is a 6-dot or 8-dot braille cell with no dots raised. It is represented by the Unicode code point U+2800, and in Braille ASCII with a space.

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Braille pattern dots-1

The Braille pattern dots-1 ( ⠁ ) is a 6-dot or 8-dot braille cell with the top left dot raised. It is represented by the Unicode code point U+2801, and in Braille ASCII with "A".

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