Bilabial Nasal Symbol

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Symbol Category

This symbol belongs to the Phonetic Symbols category, Represents consonant sound, as in 'man'

Description

Represents consonant sound, as in 'man'

Keywords

phonetic consonant 音标辅音鼻音

How to type Bilabial Nasal Symbol?

Windows Input Method

Hold down the Alt key
Type 109 on the numeric keypad
Release the Alt key

                                ALT CODE
                                109
                            

How to use Bilabial Nasal Symbol in HTML?

You can use any of these HTML codes:

                            HTML CODE
                            
                                &#x006D;

                            DECIMAL CODE
                            
                                &#109;

How to use Bilabial Nasal Symbol in CSS?

In CSS, you can use this symbol as follows:

                            CSS CODE
                            \006d
                        

FAQ

What is Bilabial Nasal Symbol?

Bilabial Nasal Symbol is a Phonetic Symbols. It Represents consonant sound, as in 'man'

How to type Bilabial Nasal Symbol using keyboard?

On Windows, you can type Bilabial Nasal Symbol by holding down the Alt key and typing 109 on the numeric keypad. Alternatively, you can copy this symbol directly or use the HTML/CSS codes provided above.

What is a Unicode Symbol?

Unicode is an international standard that assigns unique numerical codes to characters and symbols from all the world's writing systems. It enables consistent display of symbols across different devices and platforms.

How to use these symbols on different devices?

You can use symbols in several ways: Copy and paste directly, Use Alt codes (Windows), Use HTML codes, Type directly in social media

Why do some symbols show as boxes?

Symbols may appear as boxes because: Your device or system doesn't support the symbol, Required fonts are not installed, Browser version is outdated

Where can I use these symbols?

These symbols can be used in various contexts: Social media posts, Website design, Document editing, Instant messaging, Personal signatures

Why do some symbols appear as emoji?

Some Unicode symbols are automatically converted to colorful emoji by devices. This happens because different operating systems and applications use their own emoji styles to display these symbols. For example, "❤" might appear as different styles of red hearts on different platforms.

Do symbols look the same on all devices?

Not necessarily. The appearance of symbols depends on the device's operating system and installed fonts. The same symbol might look slightly different on Windows, Mac, Android, or iOS. If you need to use it for a specific purpose, it's recommended to preview it on the target device first.

Why does the symbol look different after copying?

This happens because different software and platforms may use different fonts to display symbols. When you copy this symbol elsewhere, the target software might render it using a different font, resulting in slight variations in appearance. It's recommended to test the appearance on your target platform before formal use.

Why do some software show garbled characters?

Garbled characters usually appear when the software doesn't support Unicode encoding or lacks the appropriate fonts. You can try updating the software or use the HTML codes provided above as an alternative.

What are the alternatives if the symbol doesn't display properly?

You can use these alternatives: HTML entity codes, CSS Unicode encoding, or the related symbols shown above. These methods ensure proper display in most environments.