Cuneiform Numeric Sign Eight U Variant Form Character
π is a cuneiform numeric sign for eight (U variant form) with Unicode U+1246D.
U+1246D
π is a cuneiform character used to represent the number eight in a specific variant form. Itβs useful when you need accurate Unicode text for cuneiform-related typography and references. You can copy it directly, or use its Unicode code point in software.
Cuneiform Numeric Sign Eight U Variant Form Character Meaning
π is titled βCUNEIFORM NUMERIC SIGN EIGHT U VARIANT FORMβ in Unicode. As a numeric sign, it represents the value eight, but in the particular βU variant formβ specified by Unicode. Variant forms matter when reproducing inscriptions, catalog entries, or digital transcriptions where multiple shapes may correspond to similar numeric values. When used in text, it should be treated as a distinct cuneiform character rather than a generic βeight,β especially for precise scholarly, archival, or design work where glyph forms and code points need to match the source standard.
Common uses
- β’Adding accurate cuneiform numeric characters to digital editions and transcriptions
- β’Designing educational content that teaches cuneiform numerals and their variants
- β’Creating searchable labels or legends for cuneiform sign lists and reference charts
- β’Typography work for posters, cards, or mockups needing Unicode-accurate glyphs
- β’Using Unicode text in software, documents, or web apps where the exact code point matters
Examples
π Cuneiform Numeric Sign Eight U Variant Form
- ππ
- πThe numeral for eight: π.
- πVariant form (U): π in this sign list.
- πIn Unicode text, use U+1246D for π.
- πReference: cuneiform numeric sign eight, U variant formβπ.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1246D | |
| HTML Entity | 𒑭 | |
| HTML Code | 𒑭 | |
| CSS | \1246D |
FAQ
What is the Unicode code point for π?
π has Unicode code point U+1246D.
How can I copy π in HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: 𒑭.
What does βU variant formβ mean for this cuneiform sign?
It specifies the particular glyph variant recognized by Unicode for the numeric sign eight.
Is π the same as a generic βeightβ character?
No. π is a distinct cuneiform character representing eight with the specific βU variant formβ shape in Unicode.