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๐’€ธ

Cuneiform Sign Ash Character

๐’€ธ is the cuneiform sign ash, encoded at U+12038.

U+12038

๐’€ธ is a cuneiform sign commonly referenced in Unicode materials by its name: CUNEIFORM SIGN ASH. You can copy it directly or use the provided escape codes in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Cuneiform Sign Ash Character Meaning

๐’€ธ (CUNEIFORM SIGN ASH, U+12038) is a specific character in the Unicode โ€œCuneiformโ€ block. As a written cuneiform sign, it is primarily used as a character representation for texts, catalogs, and references that mention or reproduce individual signs. In practice, people use it when building typography for cuneiform manuscripts, annotating sign lists, entering text in digital humanities projects, or selecting a particular sign from a character inventory. The symbolโ€™s exact linguistic value depends on the source text and transliteration system, so itโ€™s best treated as โ€œthe sign ashโ€ rather than a universal word-by-word meaning.

Common uses

  • โ€ขTyping or pasting the exact cuneiform sign โ€œashโ€ in digital documents
  • โ€ขBuilding sign lists and Unicode reference pages for cuneiform characters
  • โ€ขDesigning educational materials or worksheets that show individual cuneiform signs
  • โ€ขTagging or annotating content in digital humanities workflows
  • โ€ขCreating search- and selection-friendly symbol pickers for cuneiform typography

Examples

๐’€ธ Cuneiform Sign Ash

  • ๐’€ธโ€œHere is cuneiform sign ash: ๐’€ธ.โ€
  • ๐’€ธโ€œUnicode U+12038 corresponds to ๐’€ธ.โ€
  • ๐’€ธโ€œAdd the character ๐’€ธ to your sign inventory.โ€
  • ๐’€ธโ€œIn the list of cuneiform signs, ash is ๐’€ธ.โ€
  • ๐’€ธโ€œCopy ๐’€ธ for your cuneiform markup.โ€

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+12038
HTML Entity𒀸
HTML Code𒀸
CSS\12038

FAQ

What does the Cuneiform Sign Ash character mean?

๐’€ธ (CUNEIFORM SIGN ASH, U+12038) is a specific character in the Unicode โ€œCuneiformโ€ block. As a written cuneiform sign, it is primarily used as a character representation for texts, catalogs, and references that mention or reproduce individual signs. In practice, people use it when building typography for cuneiform manuscripts, annotating sign lists, entering text in digital humanities projects, or selecting a particular sign from a character inventory. The symbolโ€™s exact linguistic value depends on the source text and transliteration system, so itโ€™s best treated as โ€œthe sign ashโ€ rather than a universal word-by-word meaning.

What is the Unicode code point for ๐’€ธ?

๐’€ธ is U+12038 (CUNEIFORM SIGN ASH).

How do I copy ๐’€ธ into HTML?

Use the HTML entity: 𒀸.

How do I use ๐’€ธ in CSS or JavaScript?

In CSS, you can use: \\12038. In JavaScript, use: \\u{12038}.

Does ๐’€ธ have a single universal meaning?

As a cuneiform sign, its linguistic value depends on the source text and transliteration; treat it as โ€œCUNEIFORM SIGN ASHโ€ when referring to it digitally.