Cuneiform Sign Di Character
𒁲 is the Unicode cuneiform character “CUNEIFORM SIGN DI” (U+12072).
U+12072
𒁲 is a cuneiform sign used in Unicode for text that references ancient scripts. Use it in documents, mockups, or digital epigraphy whenever “DI” cuneiform notation is needed. Below are copy options and the exact code points for reliable rendering.
Cuneiform Sign Di Character Meaning
𒁲 is the Unicode character named “CUNEIFORM SIGN DI” with code point U+12072. As a cuneiform sign, it represents a specific sign form identified in the Unicode repertoire, typically referred to as “DI” in naming conventions. People use it when creating text that includes cuneiform transliteration or when referencing sign identities in digital catalogs, fonts, or scholarly-style layouts. If you are working with a cuneiform font, this character helps ensure consistent display by using the exact Unicode code point rather than an image or approximate glyph.
Common uses
- •Copy/paste cuneiform “DI” in digital manuscripts, notes, or educational materials
- •Labeling or annotating sign lists in typography and font testing documents
- •Including cuneiform characters in web pages using the correct Unicode value
- •Creating social media posts or posters that showcase cuneiform script examples
- •Building search-friendly references or datasets that track cuneiform sign identities
Examples
𒁲 Cuneiform Sign DI
- 𒁲𒁲 appears in this sign list as di.
- 𒁲Use U+12072 for 𒁲 in your dataset.
- 𒁲Font preview: 𒁲 (cuneiform sign di).
- 𒁲Cuneiform sample text: 𒁲𒁲𒁲.
- 𒁲In the transcription, the sign is written as 𒁲.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+12072 | |
| HTML Entity | 𒁲 | |
| HTML Code | 𒁲 | |
| CSS | \12072 |
FAQ
What does the Cuneiform Sign Di character mean?
𒁲 is the Unicode character named “CUNEIFORM SIGN DI” with code point U+12072. As a cuneiform sign, it represents a specific sign form identified in the Unicode repertoire, typically referred to as “DI” in naming conventions. People use it when creating text that includes cuneiform transliteration or when referencing sign identities in digital catalogs, fonts, or scholarly-style layouts. If you are working with a cuneiform font, this character helps ensure consistent display by using the exact Unicode code point rather than an image or approximate glyph.
What is the Unicode code point for 𒁲?
𒁲 is U+12072.
How can I copy 𒁲 from this page?
Copy the character itself (𒁲) or use the HTML entity (𒁲), CSS escape (\\12072), or JavaScript escape (\\u{12072}).
Why does 𒁲 sometimes show as a blank box?
Your device or browser may not have a font that supports this cuneiform glyph. Using a Unicode-capable font that includes U+12072 usually fixes it.
Is the name “CUNEIFORM SIGN DI” the same as “Cuneiform Sign DI”?
Yes. Unicode’s official name is “CUNEIFORM SIGN DI”, commonly shortened to “Cuneiform Sign DI” for readability.