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𒐉

Cuneiform Numeric Sign Four Dish Character

𒐉 is a cuneiform numeric sign, encoded as U+12409.

U+12409

𒐉 is a cuneiform numeric sign with the Unicode name β€œCUNEIFORM NUMERIC SIGN FOUR DISH.” It’s useful when you’re representing ancient numeric notation in documents, mockups, or learning materials.

Cuneiform Numeric Sign Four Dish Character Meaning

𒐉 is encoded in the Cuneiform block as β€œCUNEIFORM NUMERIC SIGN FOUR DISH” (Unicode code point U+12409). As a numeric sign, it is used in written representations of numerical values within cuneiform contexts. The phrase β€œfour dish” indicates the sign’s traditional association with a counted quantity or measure, as reflected by its Unicode naming. If you’re creating materials that reference cuneiform numbering systems, cataloging script characters, or building typography previews, this character provides a precise, standardized code point for consistent rendering across platforms.

Common uses

  • β€’Typing or proofreading cuneiform-character sets in digital humanities notes
  • β€’Using in educational worksheets about cuneiform writing and numerals
  • β€’Adding a correct Unicode character to a transliteration or sign list
  • β€’Creating typographic or font-development test text for the Cuneiform block
  • β€’Labeling mockups or UI mock content that demonstrates cuneiform numerals

Examples

𒐉 Cuneiform Numeric Sign Four Dish

  • 𒐉U+12409: 𒐉 is labeled as CUNEIFORM NUMERIC SIGN FOUR DISH.
  • 𒐉In the sign list, place 𒐉 next to other numeric signs.
  • 𒐉For the practice set, write 𒐉 three times: 𒐉 𒐉 𒐉.
  • 𒐉When entering characters by code point, use U+12409 (𒐉).
  • 𒐉Typography test: does the font display 𒐉 correctly at different sizes?

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+12409
HTML Entity𒐉
HTML Code𒐉
CSS\12409

FAQ

What does the Cuneiform Numeric Sign Four Dish character mean?

𒐉 is encoded in the Cuneiform block as β€œCUNEIFORM NUMERIC SIGN FOUR DISH” (Unicode code point U+12409). As a numeric sign, it is used in written representations of numerical values within cuneiform contexts. The phrase β€œfour dish” indicates the sign’s traditional association with a counted quantity or measure, as reflected by its Unicode naming. If you’re creating materials that reference cuneiform numbering systems, cataloging script characters, or building typography previews, this character provides a precise, standardized code point for consistent rendering across platforms.

What is the Unicode code point for 𒐉?

𒐉 is U+12409.

How can I copy 𒐉 into HTML?

Use the provided entity: 𒐉.

What CSS escape can I use to render 𒐉?

Use \\12409 in CSS.

Can I use 𒐉 in JavaScript strings?

Yes. You can use \\u{12409} in JavaScript (with Unicode escapes).