Cuneiform Sign A Times Gan2 Tenu Character
π is the Cuneiform Sign A Times Gan2 Tenu (U+12003), used in cuneiform text displays and references.
U+12003
π is a cuneiform character identified by the code point U+12003. Itβs useful when you need to reproduce this specific sign in digital documents, fonts, or datasets.
Cuneiform Sign A Times Gan2 Tenu Character Meaning
The character π is a specific cuneiform sign. Its official Unicode identification is βCUNEIFORM SIGN A TIMES GAN2 TENUβ with code point U+12003. In practice, the βmeaningβ youβll use is usually the signβs identity: it represents a distinct graphic form within cuneiform writing systems rather than a single universal word like many alphabetic characters. When writing or comparing cuneiform text digitally, users typically care about copying the exact sign, matching the correct code point, and ensuring consistent rendering in the chosen font or output medium.
Common uses
- β’Copying the exact cuneiform sign into research notes, glosses, or sign lists
- β’Labeling figures or plates in archaeology, linguistics, or epigraphy documents
- β’Using the character in digital editions where sign identity must be preserved
- β’Including the symbol in typography mockups, posters, or educational materials about writing systems
- β’Storing and exchanging text data using its Unicode code point (U+12003)
Examples
π Cuneiform Sign A Times Gan2 Tenu
- πβThe sign π appears in line 12 of the transcription.β
- πβIn the sign list, we mark this as CUNEIFORM SIGN A TIMES GAN2 TENU: π.β
- πβPlease verify the rendering of π (U+12003) in the selected font.β
- πβFigure caption: π β cuneiform sign reference.β
- πβOur dataset includes U+12003 as the character π.β
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+12003 | |
| HTML Entity | 𒀃 | |
| HTML Code | 𒀃 | |
| CSS | \12003 |
FAQ
What does the Cuneiform Sign A Times Gan2 Tenu character mean?
The character π is a specific cuneiform sign. Its official Unicode identification is βCUNEIFORM SIGN A TIMES GAN2 TENUβ with code point U+12003. In practice, the βmeaningβ youβll use is usually the signβs identity: it represents a distinct graphic form within cuneiform writing systems rather than a single universal word like many alphabetic characters. When writing or comparing cuneiform text digitally, users typically care about copying the exact sign, matching the correct code point, and ensuring consistent rendering in the chosen font or output medium.
What is the Unicode code point for π?
π has the Unicode code point U+12003.
How can I copy π into my document?
Copy the character directly from this page (π). For precise encoding, you can also use U+12003.
What escape sequences can I use in code?
Use the provided forms: HTML entity 𒀃, CSS escape \\12003, and JavaScript escape \\u{12003}.
Why does π sometimes not display correctly?
Rendering depends on the font and environment. If your font doesnβt support U+12003, the character may not appear as expected.