Digit Nine

Part of Basic ASCII: Alt 33 to 126

On Windows, hold Alt and type 57 on the numeric keypad to insert digit nine.

Alt code
Alt+57
HTML entity
9
Unicode
U+0039

About this symbol

In Japanese, ku, one way of saying nine, sounds like the word for suffering, so nine is avoided much as four is: some hospitals and hotels have no room 9. In China, by contrast, nine sounds like the word for long-lasting and is a lucky number.

Unicode facts

Official name
DIGIT NINE
Type
Digit
Unicode block
Basic Latin
Unicode group
ASCII digits
Added in
Unicode 1.1 (1993)

Click the symbol or any value at the top of the page to copy it. See the full Basic ASCII: Alt 33 to 126 chart for related characters.

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