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Cuneiform Numeric Sign Nine Variant Form Ilimmu A Character

๐’‘‰ is a cuneiform numeric sign representing nine in a specific variant form.

U+12449

๐’‘‰ (U+12449) is a cuneiform numeric sign identified as โ€œnine, variant form ilimmu a.โ€ Use this page to copy the character and reference its Unicode and escape forms. Itโ€™s useful for digital cuneiform display, labels, and typographic experiments.

Cuneiform Numeric Sign Nine Variant Form Ilimmu A Character Meaning

๐’‘‰ is Unicode character U+12449, named โ€œCUNEIFORM NUMERIC SIGN NINE VARIANT FORM ILIMMU A.โ€ It denotes the number nine, specifically in the โ€œilimmu aโ€ variant form. In writing systems, numeric signs may appear with multiple variant shapes; Unicode distinguishes these variants so that texts can preserve the intended form rather than using a single generic glyph. If you are encoding transliterations, cataloging manuscripts, or typesetting cuneiform numerals, this character helps match the variant shape associated with โ€œnineโ€ in this naming convention.

Common uses

  • โ€ขCopy/paste into documents or websites that need a cuneiform numeral for nine.
  • โ€ขDigital epigraphy and manuscript notes where a specific variant form must be preserved.
  • โ€ขTypography and font-testing for cuneiform Unicode coverage and glyph rendering.
  • โ€ขCreating educational materials or posters about cuneiform numeric signs.
  • โ€ขProgramming input/output or data labeling that stores cuneiform numerals by Unicode code point.

Examples

๐’‘‰ Cuneiform Numeric Sign Nine (Variant)

  • ๐’‘‰๐’‘‰
  • ๐’‘‰Numeric sign nine: ๐’‘‰
  • ๐’‘‰Variant form (ilimmu a): ๐’‘‰
  • ๐’‘‰Use U+12449 for ๐’‘‰
  • ๐’‘‰Cuneiform nine (variant): ๐’‘‰

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+12449
HTML Entity𒑉
HTML Code𒑉
CSS\12449

FAQ

What does the Cuneiform Numeric Sign Nine Variant Form Ilimmu A character mean?

๐’‘‰ is Unicode character U+12449, named โ€œCUNEIFORM NUMERIC SIGN NINE VARIANT FORM ILIMMU A.โ€ It denotes the number nine, specifically in the โ€œilimmu aโ€ variant form. In writing systems, numeric signs may appear with multiple variant shapes; Unicode distinguishes these variants so that texts can preserve the intended form rather than using a single generic glyph. If you are encoding transliterations, cataloging manuscripts, or typesetting cuneiform numerals, this character helps match the variant shape associated with โ€œnineโ€ in this naming convention.

What is the Unicode code point for ๐’‘‰?

๐’‘‰ is U+12449 (HTML entity: 𒑉).

How can I copy ๐’‘‰ into my text?

Copy the character directly from this page, or use the provided HTML/CSS/JavaScript escape forms.

Does ๐’‘‰ always mean the number nine?

Yes. Its Unicode name indicates it is the cuneiform numeric sign nine, in the variant form โ€œilimmu a.โ€

Why is there a โ€œvariant formโ€ in the name?

Cuneiform numerals can have multiple glyph shapes for the same value. Unicode includes variant identifiers to help preserve the intended form in encoded texts.