Cuneiform Sign Dim Times She Character
𒁵 is the Unicode cuneiform sign “DIM TIMES SHE” (U+12075).
U+12075
𒁵 is a cuneiform character encoded in Unicode at U+12075. This page helps you copy it reliably and use it in web and design workflows. You’ll also find matching escape sequences for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Cuneiform Sign Dim Times She Character Meaning
𒁵 is identified in Unicode by the name “CUNEIFORM SIGN DIM TIMES SHE” and belongs to the Cuneiform category. As a script character, it is typically used in textual representations of cuneiform writing rather than as a standalone pictogram with a universal modern meaning. When working with scholarly transcriptions, digital catalogs, or typography projects, the most important “meaning” is its exact identity in Unicode so the correct character appears consistently across platforms.
Common uses
- •Typography and font testing for cuneiform characters
- •Digital editions or captions that include cuneiform transcription text
- •Creating UI or dataset labels that reference the exact Unicode sign
- •Encoding notes or markup in humanities research materials
- •Social posts or educational graphics that feature cuneiform writing
Examples
𒁵 Cuneiform sign DIM times she
- 𒁵“Unicode test: 𒁵 (U+12075).”
- 𒁵“Cuneiform sign 𒁵 is used in our transcription table.”
- 𒁵“Add 𒁵 to the sample set for U+12075.”
- 𒁵“Character reference: 𒁵 — DIM TIMES SHE.”
- 𒁵“Rendered correctly: 𒁵 on supported browsers.”
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+12075 | |
| HTML Entity | 𒁵 | |
| HTML Code | 𒁵 | |
| CSS | \12075 |
FAQ
What does the Cuneiform Sign Dim Times She character mean?
𒁵 is identified in Unicode by the name “CUNEIFORM SIGN DIM TIMES SHE” and belongs to the Cuneiform category. As a script character, it is typically used in textual representations of cuneiform writing rather than as a standalone pictogram with a universal modern meaning. When working with scholarly transcriptions, digital catalogs, or typography projects, the most important “meaning” is its exact identity in Unicode so the correct character appears consistently across platforms.
What is the Unicode code point for 𒁵?
𒁵 is U+12075. Its HTML entity is 𒁵.
How do I copy 𒁵 into HTML?
You can paste the character directly, or use the entity: 𒁵.
What escape sequence works in JavaScript?
Use \\u{12075} in JavaScript (with the u flag style curly-brace form).
Why does 𒁵 not always display correctly?
Cuneiform support depends on the font. If the character shows as a box, switch to a font that includes U+12075.