Thai Unicode Block

The Unicode block "Thai" is dedicated to the representation of the Thai script, which is used for writing the Thai language, as well as other languages such as Pali and Sanskrit. This block is an essential part of the Unicode Standard and is designated from U+0E00 to U+0E7F. It includes characters necessary for the Thai alphabet, which encompasses consonants, vowels, tone marks, and numeric characters. The structure of the Thai script in Unicode ensures that it can accurately and effectively represent the complexities of the language's phonetic and tonal nature. This block provides the foundational script for written communication in Thailand and supports the digital representation of linguistic and cultural texts.

In addition to its primary function of encoding language, the Thai Unicode block serves an important cultural role. It facilitates the preservation and digitization of Thai literature, historical documents, and modern media, ensuring that the language can adapt to contemporary technological advancements without losing its integrity. The availability of the Thai script in Unicode also promotes linguistic diversity and inclusivity in the digital world, allowing for the seamless integration of Thai text in computing and the internet. As a result, Thai speakers can efficiently engage with global digital content while retaining their linguistic heritage, and developers can create software that supports Thai text, thus broadening access and usability for Thai-speaking users worldwide.

View a range of fonts that support the Thai block.

Below you will find all the characters that are in the Thai unicode block. Currently there are 87 characters in this block.