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๐’‡

Cuneiform Sign Bar Character

๐’‡ is the cuneiform sign bar character used in cuneiform text and scholarly symbol sets.

U+12047

๐’‡ is a cuneiform character known as the โ€œCuneiform Sign Bar.โ€ Itโ€™s useful when you need a specific glyph for cuneiform-inspired designs, drafts, or reference materials. Below youโ€™ll find accurate copy/paste options and the official code information.

Cuneiform Sign Bar Character Meaning

๐’‡ is the Unicode character named โ€œCUNEIFORM SIGN BARโ€ with code point U+12047. As a cuneiform sign, itโ€™s typically used as a single glyph within cuneiform text or typographic experiments that reference historical writing systems. In practice, youโ€™ll encounter it in datasets, scholarly/educational documents, font testing, and digital reconstructions where individual signs must be represented precisely. When copying, itโ€™s important to use the correct Unicode character rather than a similar-looking symbol, so the rendered glyph matches the intended sign across platforms that support cuneiform.

Common uses

  • โ€ขCopying the exact Unicode character into digital cuneiform study notes
  • โ€ขUsing it in educational materials or handouts that reference cuneiform signs
  • โ€ขTesting font support and glyph rendering for U+12047 in design workflows
  • โ€ขIncluding the character in typographic mockups for museums, blogs, or posters
  • โ€ขEntering it into Unicode-based symbol databases or text samples

Examples

๐’‡ Cuneiform Sign Bar

  • ๐’‡U+12047: ๐’‡
  • ๐’‡Cuneiform Sign Bar: ๐’‡
  • ๐’‡Reference glyph ๐’‡ in your draft
  • ๐’‡Font test symbol: ๐’‡
  • ๐’‡Unicode copy: ๐’‡

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+12047
HTML Entity𒁇
HTML Code𒁇
CSS\12047

FAQ

What does the Cuneiform Sign Bar character mean?

๐’‡ is the Unicode character named โ€œCUNEIFORM SIGN BARโ€ with code point U+12047. As a cuneiform sign, itโ€™s typically used as a single glyph within cuneiform text or typographic experiments that reference historical writing systems. In practice, youโ€™ll encounter it in datasets, scholarly/educational documents, font testing, and digital reconstructions where individual signs must be represented precisely. When copying, itโ€™s important to use the correct Unicode character rather than a similar-looking symbol, so the rendered glyph matches the intended sign across platforms that support cuneiform.

What is the Unicode code point for ๐’‡?

The Unicode code point for ๐’‡ is U+12047.

How can I copy ๐’‡ from this page?

Select and copy the character shown (๐’‡), or use one of the provided escape formats (HTML, CSS, or JavaScript) to insert it accurately.

What are the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript encodings for this symbol?

HTML entity: 𒁇 CSS escape: \\12047; JavaScript escape: \\u{12047}.

Why does ๐’‡ look different or not appear on my device?

Cuneiform glyphs depend on font support. If your system lacks a font with this character, it may display as a placeholder or a different glyph.

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