What 諾 means
It can answer “yes” or express acceptance of a promise.
Bronze inscriptions on vessels show 諾 around 900 BCE, in China's mid-Western Zhou period. It later appears in seal, clerical, and regular Chinese writing styles. Classical Chinese used it for assent and promises; Japanese use centers on acceptance and agreement.
諾 is mapped for round-trip conversion with KPS 10721-2000, a Korean character-set standard: text converted to that set and back keeps its source form. For new Chinese or Japanese text, use 諾; simplified Chinese uses 诺.
Who writes 諾
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Questions people ask
1Does 諾 turn into 諾?
Yes. Unicode normalization can map 諾 to 諾, so the normalized text no longer records that the original used 諾.
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How to type or find 諾
- Search it as
- FABD · U+FABD · Unicode FABD · KP1-76C2 · 諾 variant · CJK compatibility ideograph
- Shows up in
- Anything that takes text · its shape is whatever your font draws
諾\FABDCodes and encoding1 code points
A visible symbol can contain several code points. JS .length counts UTF-16 units; UTF-8 counts bytes.