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THREE-PER-EM
U+2004 THREE-PER-EM

THREE-PER-EM SPACE

Whitespace character with specific width or line-breaking semantics.

Quick Facts

Unicode Name THREE-PER-EM SPACE
Code Point U+2004
Decimal Value 8196
General Category Space Separator (Zs) →
Unicode Block General Punctuation →
Script Common →
Unicode Version Unicode 1.1 →
Unicode Plane Basic Multilingual Plane (BMP)

Byte Encodings

UTF-8 3 bytes E2 80 84
UTF-16 Code Unit 2004
UTF-32 4 bytes 00002004
UTF-16BE / LE Byte Order
BE: 20 04 LE: 04 20
UTF-32BE / LE Byte Order
BE: 00 00 20 04 LE: 04 20 00 00

Developer Code Escapes

HTML Decimal  
HTML Hexadecimal  
HTML Named Entity None
CSS Escape \002004
JavaScript (ES6) \u2004
JavaScript (UTF-16) \u2004
JSON Escape \u2004
Python \u2004
PHP "\u{2004}"
Java "\u2004"
C / C++ "\u2004"
Rust '\u{2004}'
URL Percent-Encoded %E2%80%84

Normalization & Decomposition

Combining Class 0Not Reordered (Spacing)
Decomposition <compat> 0020 compat
NFC / NFD Forms Compatibility decomposition (<compat>): NFKD/NFKC normalize to equivalent base characters.

Bidirectional Properties

Bidi Class WSWhitespace
Bidi Mirrored No

Font Specimen & Rendering

Non-Printable Character Notice

Code point U+2004 represents a THREE-PER-EM (General Category Zs). It does not produce a visible standalone glyph in standard font engines and is intended for programmatic, syntactic, layout, or lexical operations.

Names & Aliases

Official Name THREE-PER-EM SPACE

The normative, immutable character identifier in the Unicode Character Database.

Identifier U+2004

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