Basic Multilingual Plane

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The Basic Multilingual Plane is the primary block of the Unicode standard that contains the most commonly used characters for modern scripts and symbols.


Statements (54)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Unicode plane
character encoding block
subset of Unicode
alsoKnownAs BMP
Plane 0
codePointRangeEnd U+FFFF
codePointRangeEndDecimal 65535
codePointRangeStart U+0000
codePointRangeStartDecimal 0
contains Arabic Presentation Forms-A
Arabic Presentation Forms-B
Arabic script characters
CJK Unified Ideographs (basic set)
Cyrillic Supplement block
Cyrillic script characters
Devanagari script characters
Greek Extended block
Greek script characters
Hangul syllables
Hebrew script characters
IPA extensions
Latin Extended blocks
Latin script characters
arrows block
block elements
box drawing characters
combining diacritical marks
control characters
currency symbols block
digits
dingbats
emoticons block
enclosed alphanumerics
general punctuation block
geometric shapes
halfwidth and fullwidth forms
letterlike symbols block
many other modern writing systems
mathematical operators block
miscellaneous symbols
miscellaneous technical symbols
most modern scripts
phonetic extensions
private use area
punctuation characters
specials block
surrogates area
designGoal cover most modern languages
encodingNote characters can be encoded in UTF-16 without surrogate pairs
occupies the first 65,536 Unicode code points
introducedIn early versions of Unicode
partOf Unicode
surface form: Unicode Standard
planeNumber 0
role primary plane for commonly used characters

Referenced by (8)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

ISO/IEC 10646 includesPlane Basic Multilingual Plane
Basic Latin plane Basic Multilingual Plane
Cyrillic Extended-B plane Basic Multilingual Plane
Devanagari Extended-A plane Basic Multilingual Plane
Georgian Supplement plane Basic Multilingual Plane
Latin Extended-B plane Basic Multilingual Plane
Latin-1 Supplement plane Basic Multilingual Plane
UTF-32 supportsPlane Basic Multilingual Plane