U+306C "ぬ" Hiragana Letter Nu Unicode Character

U+306C "ぬ" Hiragana Letter Nu is a fundamental character in the Japanese writing system, representing the syllable "nu" in the Hiragana syllabary. Derived from the Chinese character 奴 through cursive simplification, it is used primarily in native Japanese words, grammatical endings, and phonetic transcriptions. As part of the Hiragana block, this character plays a key role in forming the morphology and syntax of the Japanese language, appearing in common words like "inu" (dog) and "nuno" (cloth). Its visual form consists of a curved, flowing stroke that exemplifies the elegant and minimalist aesthetic of cursive script.