Cuneiform Sign Dun4 Character
π is the Unicode cuneiform sign named CUNEIFORM SIGN DUN4 (U+12088).
U+12088
π is a cuneiform character used in historical writing systems. This page helps you copy the symbol reliably and find practical ways to use it in digital projects.
Cuneiform Sign Dun4 Character Meaning
π is the Unicode character βCUNEIFORM SIGN DUN4β with code point U+12088. In Unicode naming, βDUN4β indicates a specific sign variant among cuneiform signs that may share similar shapes or families. As with many cuneiform signs, its exact reading depends on the source text, language, and orthography of the tablet or transcription you are working from. For most practical digital use, the key value is accurate identification and consistent encoding, so your text renders the intended sign when copied, published, or processed in software that supports the character.
Common uses
- β’Adding correct cuneiform characters to academic notes or transliteration drafts
- β’Using the symbol in web or design projects that need accurate Unicode cuneiform text
- β’Creating labels, tags, or references for digital catalogs of tablets and sign lists
- β’Formatting transcribed museum or study materials where sign variants like βDUN4β matter
- β’Building typography or font testing strings that verify support for U+12088
Examples
π Cuneiform sign DUN4
- ππ appears in the sign list under βDUN4β.
- πTranscription: add π to match the original tablet sign variant.
- πUse U+12088 for the cuneiform sign DUN4 (π).
- πIn the manuscript margin, π marks a specific sign reading.
- πFont check string includes π to verify glyph rendering.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+12088 | |
| HTML Entity | 𒂈 | |
| HTML Code | 𒂈 | |
| CSS | \12088 |
FAQ
What does the Cuneiform Sign Dun4 character mean?
π is the Unicode character βCUNEIFORM SIGN DUN4β with code point U+12088. In Unicode naming, βDUN4β indicates a specific sign variant among cuneiform signs that may share similar shapes or families. As with many cuneiform signs, its exact reading depends on the source text, language, and orthography of the tablet or transcription you are working from. For most practical digital use, the key value is accurate identification and consistent encoding, so your text renders the intended sign when copied, published, or processed in software that supports the character.
What is the Unicode code point for π?
π is U+12088 (Unicode name: CUNEIFORM SIGN DUN4).
How do I copy π reliably from this page?
Copy the character directly (π). If your workflow prefers escapes, use the provided CSS escape \\12088 or JavaScript escape \\u{12088}.
Does the symbol have one fixed meaning?
Its specific reading depends on the language, text, and transcription conventions. Unicode identifies the sign variant as βDUN4,β but the textual value is context-specific.
Will π display correctly on all devices?
It requires a font that supports this cuneiform character. Without support, you may see a missing-glyph box or fallback rendering.