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𒁀

Cuneiform Sign Ba Character

𒁀 is the Unicode cuneiform sign BA (U+12040) for digital text and reference.

U+12040

𒁀 is a cuneiform character represented in Unicode as β€œCUNEIFORM SIGN BA” (U+12040). You can copy it from this page or paste it into design, documentation, and text content.

Cuneiform Sign Ba Character Meaning

β€œCUNEIFORM SIGN BA” (Unicode U+12040) is a cuneiform sign used in writing systems represented by Unicode. In practice, this character is typically encountered in digital editions of cuneiform texts, scholarly transcriptions, font previews, and typographic reference material. For most users, the main β€œmeaning” is its identity as a specific sign: β€œBA.” When composing content, you’ll usually use it as a literal glyph (for correct sign selection) rather than as a symbolic emoji-style icon. If you are building labels, studies, or UI text, use the code point to ensure consistent rendering.

Common uses

  • β€’Paste into Unicode-aware documents as the exact β€œCUNEIFORM SIGN BA” character
  • β€’Use in digital humanities notes, transcription drafts, or sign lists
  • β€’Create typographic specimens or font preview text containing U+12040
  • β€’Label research materials, worksheets, or teaching slides for cuneiform literacy
  • β€’Share accurate glyph references in posts, forums, and documentation

Examples

𒁀 Cuneiform Sign BA

  • 𒁀𒁀
  • 𒁀Sign list: 𒁀 (U+12040)
  • 𒁀Cuneiform BA: 𒁀 in Unicode text
  • 𒁀Font check: does 𒁀 render correctly?
  • 𒁀Worksheet item: 𒁀 (CUNEIFORM SIGN BA)

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+12040
HTML Entity𒁀
HTML Code𒁀
CSS\12040

FAQ

What does the Cuneiform Sign Ba character mean?

β€œCUNEIFORM SIGN BA” (Unicode U+12040) is a cuneiform sign used in writing systems represented by Unicode. In practice, this character is typically encountered in digital editions of cuneiform texts, scholarly transcriptions, font previews, and typographic reference material. For most users, the main β€œmeaning” is its identity as a specific sign: β€œBA.” When composing content, you’ll usually use it as a literal glyph (for correct sign selection) rather than as a symbolic emoji-style icon. If you are building labels, studies, or UI text, use the code point to ensure consistent rendering.

What Unicode character is 𒁀?

𒁀 is the cuneiform character named β€œCUNEIFORM SIGN BA” with Unicode code point U+12040.

How can I copy 𒁀 for use in text or design tools?

Copy the character directly from this page (𒁀) and paste it into your editor, design software, or browser.

What escape formats are available for developers?

HTML entity: 𒁀. CSS escape: \\12040. JavaScript escape: \\u{12040}.

Will 𒁀 render correctly everywhere?

Rendering depends on whether the selected font supports U+12040. If it shows a missing-glyph box, try a Unicode font that includes cuneiform.