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π’€½

Cuneiform Sign Ash Over Ash Over Ash Crossing Ash Over Ash Over Ash Character

π’€½ (U+1203D) is a Cuneiform character with the Unicode name β€œAsh over ash over ash crossing ash over ash over ash”.

U+1203D

π’€½ is a specific Cuneiform sign encoded in Unicode at U+1203D. If you work with digital palaeography, typography, or symbol datasets, you may need reliable copy/paste and escape forms.

Cuneiform Sign Ash Over Ash Over Ash Crossing Ash Over Ash Over Ash Character Meaning

π’€½ is a Unicode-encoded Cuneiform sign whose official Unicode name describes its stacked/combined form: β€œAsh over ash over ash crossing ash over ash over ash.” Because only the Unicode name is provided here, there isn’t an established, widely documented standalone β€œmeaning” (like a common emoji-style interpretation). Instead, its value is primarily as a precise encoded character for texts, cataloging, scholarly notes, or digital representations of Cuneiform signs where exact sign identity matters.

Common uses

  • β€’Copy/paste in digital documents that need the exact Cuneiform sign (U+1203D).
  • β€’Scholarly or educational notes that reference Cuneiform sign forms by their encoded identity.
  • β€’Building symbol lists, glyph inventories, and searchable datasets for Unicode/Cuneiform research.
  • β€’Typography and font-testing workflows to confirm rendering of U+1203D.
  • β€’Tagging, labeling, or indexing in digital humanities projects where sign-level accuracy is required.

Examples

π’€½ Cuneiform Sign Ash Over Ash Over Ash

  • π’€½The sign π’€½ is encoded as U+1203D.
  • π’€½In my dataset, this entry uses π’€½.
  • π’€½Typography test: π’€½ should render correctly.
  • π’€½Unicode escape example: π’€½ appears in the sample string.
  • π’€½I referenced the Cuneiform sign π’€½ in my notes.

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+1203D
HTML Entity𒀽
HTML Code𒀽
CSS\1203D
Decimal73789

How to type Cuneiform Sign Ash Over Ash Over Ash Crossing Ash Over Ash Over Ash Character (π’€½)

On Windows

In Word, type 1203D then press Alt + X. Or open the emoji picker with Windows key + period.

On Mac

Press Control + Command + Space to open Character Viewer and search for the character.

On Linux

Press Control + Shift + U, type 1203d, then press Enter or Space.

Anywhere

Copy π’€½ with the button above and paste it wherever you need it β€” this works on every device and in every app, with no keyboard shortcut to remember.

FAQ

What does the Cuneiform Sign Ash Over Ash Over Ash Crossing Ash Over Ash Over Ash character mean?

π’€½ is a Unicode-encoded Cuneiform sign whose official Unicode name describes its stacked/combined form: β€œAsh over ash over ash crossing ash over ash over ash.” Because only the Unicode name is provided here, there isn’t an established, widely documented standalone β€œmeaning” (like a common emoji-style interpretation). Instead, its value is primarily as a precise encoded character for texts, cataloging, scholarly notes, or digital representations of Cuneiform signs where exact sign identity matters.

What is the Unicode code point for π’€½?

π’€½ is U+1203D.

How can I copy π’€½ reliably in HTML?

Use the HTML entity: 𒀽.

What CSS escape can I use for this character?

Use the CSS escape: \1203D.

Does π’€½ have a single common meaning like an emoji?

Not in the sense of a widely recognized standalone meaning here; it is primarily used as an exact Cuneiform sign identifier named by Unicode.