は

は in Hiragana or ハ in Katakana is two kana, characters Japanese, which represent same the more. They are marked and occupy the 26e place of their respective spelling-book, between の and ひ.

Origin

The hiragana は and the katakana ハ come, via the Man' yōgana, of the Kanji 波 and 八, respectively.

Diacritic

は and ハ can be diacrities to form ば and バ and to represent the sound, or ぱ and パ for the sound

Romanisation

According to the systems of romanisation Hepburn, Kunrei and Nihon, は and ハ romanisent themselves in “ha”, ば and バ in “Ba”, ぱ and パ in “Pa”

Layout

The hiragana は is written into three feature:
  1. Milks vertical.
  2. Milks horizontal, on the right vertical first
  3. Trait, cutting the second feature in its medium, ending in a loop directed on the left.

The katakana ハ is written in two features:

  1. Milks diagonal, traced from right to left and from top to bottom.
  2. Milks diagonal, traced from left to right, on the right of the first.

Data-processing representation

  • Unicode :
    • は : U+306F
    • ば : U+3070
    • ぱ : U+3071
    • ハ : U+30CF
    • バ : U+30D0
    • パ : U+30D1

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