Cuneiform Sign Ezen Character
π‘ is the cuneiform sign EZEN (U+120A1), used for writing and referencing ancient-text characters digitally.
U+120A1
π‘ is encoded in Unicode as U+120A1 under the name CUNEIFORM SIGN EZEN. This page helps you copy the character and use it correctly in web and design contexts. Itβs also useful for labeling, citations, and typographic experiments involving cuneiform.
Cuneiform Sign Ezen Character Meaning
π‘ (CUNEIFORM SIGN EZEN, U+120A1) is a cuneiform sign represented as a single Unicode character. In practice, its βmeaningβ is usually handled in context rather than as a standalone modern wordβscholars, catalogers, and students typically rely on transliterations, sign lists, and surrounding signs to interpret its value in a specific text. For everyday users, the most common need is accurate reproduction and referencing: copying the exact character, using the correct code point (U+120A1), and ensuring it displays in the chosen font or rendering system. Always verify interpretation against your source for the particular language and period.
Common uses
- β’Copy/paste a specific cuneiform character for digital documents and annotations
- β’Include the exact Unicode character in typography and font-testing mockups
- β’Label or categorize symbols in sign-list projects and educational materials
- β’Use in web content where you need consistent rendering via the Unicode code point
- β’Reference the character in research notes, citations, or database entries
Examples
π‘ Cuneiform Sign EZEN (U+120A1)
- π‘CUNEIFORM: π‘ (U+120A1)
- π‘Sign EZEN: π‘ appears in this sequence.
- π‘Unicode U+120A1 corresponds to π‘.
- π‘For teaching: show π‘ alongside neighboring signs.
- π‘Catalog entry: π‘ β CUNEIFORM SIGN EZEN.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+120A1 | |
| HTML Entity | 𒂡 | |
| HTML Code | 𒂡 | |
| CSS | \120A1 |
FAQ
What does the Cuneiform Sign Ezen character mean?
π‘ (CUNEIFORM SIGN EZEN, U+120A1) is a cuneiform sign represented as a single Unicode character. In practice, its βmeaningβ is usually handled in context rather than as a standalone modern wordβscholars, catalogers, and students typically rely on transliterations, sign lists, and surrounding signs to interpret its value in a specific text. For everyday users, the most common need is accurate reproduction and referencing: copying the exact character, using the correct code point (U+120A1), and ensuring it displays in the chosen font or rendering system. Always verify interpretation against your source for the particular language and period.
What is the Unicode code point for π‘?
π‘ is U+120A1 (Unicode name: CUNEIFORM SIGN EZEN).
How can I copy π‘ reliably?
Copy the character directly (π‘) or use the HTML entity form 𒂡.
What can cause π‘ to not display correctly?
It may not render if the selected font or your device doesnβt support the cuneiform range. Try a font that includes U+120A1.
Can I use π‘ in CSS or JavaScript?
Yes. CSS can use the escape \\120A1, and JavaScript can use \\u{120A1}.