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๐’‘•

Cuneiform Numeric Sign Five Ban2 Variant Form Character

๐’‘• is a cuneiform numeric sign representing the number five in the Ban2 variant form.

U+12455

๐’‘• (U+12455) is a cuneiform numeric sign used in writing systems that represent numbers with dedicated signs. Itโ€™s commonly referred to as the numeric sign for five. Use the copy options below to paste it into your projects.

Cuneiform Numeric Sign Five Ban2 Variant Form Character Meaning

๐’‘• is identified as the โ€œCUNEIFORM NUMERIC SIGN FIVE BAN2 VARIANT FORMโ€ (Unicode U+12455). As a numeric sign, it denotes the value five within cuneiform numeric notation rather than functioning like a general word-sign. The โ€œBan2 variant formโ€ wording indicates a specific graphical variant recognized in Unicode, which can matter if youโ€™re matching a particular manuscript style, font behavior, or scholarly transcription standard. When formatting documents or encoding texts, treat it as a numeric glyph with the meaning of five in cuneiform numerical contexts.

Common uses

  • โ€ขTypography and font testing for cuneiform numeric glyphs
  • โ€ขScholarly notes or study material that transcribes cuneiform numbers
  • โ€ขCreating educational content (worksheets, slides, or references) featuring the number five
  • โ€ขDecoding or encoding practice when working with Unicode cuneiform characters
  • โ€ขMetadata, labels, or UI elements that need a specific cuneiform numeric sign

Examples

๐’‘• Cuneiform Numeric Sign Five (Ban2 Variant Form)

  • ๐’‘•๐’‘• ๐’‘• ๐’‘•
  • ๐’‘•Number five: ๐’‘•
  • ๐’‘•Sign for 5 (Ban2 variant): ๐’‘•
  • ๐’‘•Inventory count: ๐’‘•
  • ๐’‘•Lesson ๐’‘• โ€” cuneiform numerals

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+12455
HTML Entity𒑕
HTML Code𒑕
CSS\12455

FAQ

What does the Cuneiform Numeric Sign Five Ban2 Variant Form character mean?

๐’‘• is identified as the โ€œCUNEIFORM NUMERIC SIGN FIVE BAN2 VARIANT FORMโ€ (Unicode U+12455). As a numeric sign, it denotes the value five within cuneiform numeric notation rather than functioning like a general word-sign. The โ€œBan2 variant formโ€ wording indicates a specific graphical variant recognized in Unicode, which can matter if youโ€™re matching a particular manuscript style, font behavior, or scholarly transcription standard. When formatting documents or encoding texts, treat it as a numeric glyph with the meaning of five in cuneiform numerical contexts.

What character is ๐’‘•?

๐’‘• is a cuneiform numeric sign for five, Unicode code point U+12455, named โ€œCUNEIFORM NUMERIC SIGN FIVE BAN2 VARIANT FORM.โ€

How can I copy ๐’‘• into my code?

Use its escapes: HTML entity 𒑕, CSS escape \\12455, or JavaScript escape \\u{12455}.

Does ๐’‘• always mean the number five?

In Unicodeโ€™s naming, it is specifically the numeric sign for five (Ban2 variant form). It should be used where cuneiform numerals indicate the value five.

Why does it say โ€œBan2 variant formโ€?

It indicates a particular graphical variant recognized by Unicode. If youโ€™re matching a specific transcription style or comparing fonts, the variant name helps ensure youโ€™re using the intended glyph.