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Cuneiform Sign Bulug Over Bulug Character

๐’’ (U+12052) is the cuneiform sign โ€œBulug Over Bulugโ€ used in writing, annotation, and digital typography.

U+12052

๐’’ is a cuneiform character identified as the sign โ€œBULUG OVER BULUGโ€ in Unicode. Itโ€™s commonly used by people working with cuneiform texts, labels, and typographic reference sets.

Cuneiform Sign Bulug Over Bulug Character Meaning

Unicode names this character as โ€œCUNEIFORM SIGN BULUG OVER BULUGโ€ with code point U+12052. In practice, the โ€œoverโ€ structure in the name indicates a stacked or combined sign form, which can matter for accurately transcribing cuneiform inscriptions or reproducing sign lists. When youโ€™re cataloging signs, adding notes to scholarly or educational materials, or assembling font specimen lists, the most important aspect is using the correct character rather than a visually similar one. For digital work, copying the exact symbol ensures consistent rendering across browsers and design tools that support the Cuneiform block.

Common uses

  • โ€ขCopying and pasting the exact cuneiform sign into study notes or sign glossaries
  • โ€ขAdding accurate sign labels in digital editions or annotated images
  • โ€ขUsing it in typography references and Unicode/Cuneiform font testing
  • โ€ขCreating educational materials or worksheets that display sign forms
  • โ€ขIndexing or searching within cuneiform sign lists stored digitally

Examples

๐’’ Cuneiform Sign Bulug Over Bulug

  • ๐’’U+12052 ๐’’ (BULUG OVER BULUG)
  • ๐’’Sign list: ๐’’ โ€” Bulug over Bulug
  • ๐’’In the tablet text, see ๐’’ for the stacked sign form.
  • ๐’’Example label: ๐’’
  • ๐’’Unicode character: ๐’’

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+12052
HTML Entity𒁒
HTML Code𒁒
CSS\12052

FAQ

What does the Cuneiform Sign Bulug Over Bulug character mean?

Unicode names this character as โ€œCUNEIFORM SIGN BULUG OVER BULUGโ€ with code point U+12052. In practice, the โ€œoverโ€ structure in the name indicates a stacked or combined sign form, which can matter for accurately transcribing cuneiform inscriptions or reproducing sign lists. When youโ€™re cataloging signs, adding notes to scholarly or educational materials, or assembling font specimen lists, the most important aspect is using the correct character rather than a visually similar one. For digital work, copying the exact symbol ensures consistent rendering across browsers and design tools that support the Cuneiform block.

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

The symbol ๐’’ is U+12052.

How can I copy ๐’’ correctly in a web or design tool?

Copy the character directly as โ€œ๐’’โ€. If you need an escape form, use the CSS escape \\\\12052 or the JavaScript escape \\\\u{12052}.

Where does the name โ€œBulug Over Bulugโ€ come from?

It is the Unicode character name: โ€œCUNEIFORM SIGN BULUG OVER BULUGโ€ for U+12052.

Why does the exact character matter for cuneiform?

Cuneiform sign forms can be structurally specific; using the exact Unicode character helps ensure consistent transcription and correct rendering in supported fonts.