む

む in Hiragana or ム in Katakana is two kana, characters Japanese, which represent same the more. They are marked and occupy the 33e place of their respective spelling-book, between み and め.

Origin

The hiragana む and the katakana ム come, via the Man' yōgana, of the Kanji 武 and 牟, respectively.

Romanisation

According to the systems of romanisation Hepburn, Kunrei and Nihon, む and ム romanisent themselves in “driven”.

Layout

The hiragana む is written in three features:
  1. Milks horizontal.
  2. Milks vertical, forming a loop on the left with semi-course before setting out again with the vertical, then becoming horizontal with a small vertical hook at the end of the feature.
  3. Milks diagonal first feature on the right.

The katakana ム is written in two features:

  1. Milks diagonal, traced from right to left, then horizontal.
  2. Small feature tangeant at the end of the first feature in its medium.

Data-processing representation

  • Unicode :
    • む : U+3080
    • ム : U+30E0

See too

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