U+3054 "ご" Hiragana Letter Go Unicode Character

U+3054 "ご" Hiragana Letter Go is a character in the Japanese Hiragana syllabary, representing the syllable "go," which is the voiced counterpart of the unvoiced syllable "ko" (こ). It is formed by adding a dakuten, or voicing mark, to the character こ, and it is used in native Japanese words, grammatical particles, and as part of the reading for many kanji compounds. Historically, this character derives from a cursive form of the Chinese character 己, and in modern usage, it appears in common terms like ご飯 (gohan) for "rice" or "meal" and ごご (gogo) for "afternoon."