Pahawh Hmong is a Unicode script used for writing the Hmong language, specifically the Pahawh Hmong dialect. It was developed in the early 20th century by a Hmong scholar named Pahawh Zongtse. The script is unique due to its logographic nature, where characters represent words or morphemes rather than individual sounds. It includes a range of symbols that are often combined in various ways to represent the Hmong language's phonetic and semantic aspects. Pahawh Hmong is distinct from other Hmong scripts, such as the Romanized Popular Alphabet, and is used primarily in cultural and linguistic contexts within Hmong communities.

Below you will find all the characters that are in the 'Pahawh Hmong' unicode script category. Currently there are 127 characters in this category.