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๐’

Cuneiform Sign Bu Over Bu Un Character

๐’ is a cuneiform Unicode character named โ€œCUNEIFORM SIGN BU OVER BU UN.โ€

U+1204F

๐’ is a cuneiform sign encoded in Unicode. Use it when you need an exact character for digital transcriptions, typography, or references to cuneiform inscriptions.

Cuneiform Sign Bu Over Bu Un Character Meaning

๐’ is the Unicode character named โ€œCUNEIFORM SIGN BU OVER BU UNโ€ (code point U+1204F). As a cuneiform sign, it is primarily used in text representations of cuneiform writing systemsโ€”such as scholarly transcriptions, catalog entries, or digital humanities notes where the exact sign matters. Because cuneiform signs can be context-dependent in reading, the safest way to use ๐’ is to pair it with the same sign conventions from the source you are following (for example, a sign list or transcription standard). The characterโ€™s main value for creators is accuracy and interoperability across systems that support this Unicode block.

Common uses

  • โ€ขTyping the exact cuneiform character in a transcription or annotation
  • โ€ขBuilding a digital sign list or character reference page
  • โ€ขUsing the character in educational materials about cuneiform writing
  • โ€ขInserting ๐’ into documents, captions, or datasets that require Unicode-accurate symbols
  • โ€ขReferencing the sign by its Unicode code point (U+1204F) in developer or workflow notes

Examples

๐’ Cuneiform Sign BU Over BU UN

  • ๐’The sign ๐’ appears in the copied line.
  • ๐’Unicode U+1204F corresponds to ๐’.
  • ๐’Use ๐’ to match the transcription standard for this text.
  • ๐’I added ๐’ to the sign index for quick lookup.
  • ๐’The caption includes the character ๐’ in context.

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+1204F
HTML Entity𒁏
HTML Code𒁏
CSS\1204F

FAQ

What does the Cuneiform Sign Bu Over Bu Un character mean?

๐’ is the Unicode character named โ€œCUNEIFORM SIGN BU OVER BU UNโ€ (code point U+1204F). As a cuneiform sign, it is primarily used in text representations of cuneiform writing systemsโ€”such as scholarly transcriptions, catalog entries, or digital humanities notes where the exact sign matters. Because cuneiform signs can be context-dependent in reading, the safest way to use ๐’ is to pair it with the same sign conventions from the source you are following (for example, a sign list or transcription standard). The characterโ€™s main value for creators is accuracy and interoperability across systems that support this Unicode block.

What Unicode character is ๐’?

๐’ is the cuneiform character named โ€œCUNEIFORM SIGN BU OVER BU UNโ€, with code point U+1204F.

How can I copy ๐’ into HTML?

You can use the HTML entity: 𒁏.

How do I type ๐’ in JavaScript source code?

You can use: \\u{1204F}.

Why does the character name matter for cuneiform?

Cuneiform has many similar signs; the Unicode name and code point help you ensure youโ€™re using the exact sign required by your transcription source.