Cuneiform Sign Ezen Times Ha Character
𒂩 (U+120A9) is a cuneiform sign known by the Unicode name “EZEN TIMES HA”.
U+120A9
𒂩 is a Unicode cuneiform character with the name “CUNEIFORM SIGN EZEN TIMES HA” (U+120A9). Use it in digital texts, research notes, and mockups that require cuneiform script. This page gives copy-friendly options and reliable encoding data.
Cuneiform Sign Ezen Times Ha Character Meaning
𒂩 is a cuneiform sign identified in Unicode as “CUNEIFORM SIGN EZEN TIMES HA” (U+120A9). In cuneiform writing, the significance of a sign can depend on context—such as the surrounding signs, the language, and the manuscript tradition—so the most accurate interpretation usually comes from the specific text you’re transcribing or studying. For general usage, treat 𒂩 as a distinct cuneiform glyph meant to be encoded and displayed accurately. When you copy it, you’re preserving the exact character rather than a visually similar substitute.
Common uses
- •Copy/paste cuneiform into digital transcriptions or academic notes
- •Include the character in UI mockups or web designs that reference cuneiform script
- •Use the Unicode escape forms in code to reliably insert the character
- •Create labeled examples for studying cuneiform sign lists and charts
- •Add the symbol to captions, catalog records, or social posts about writing systems
Examples
𒂩 Cuneiform Sign EZEN Times HA
- 𒂩In the transcription, 𒂩 appears after the initial sign cluster.
- 𒂩Unicode character check: 𒂩 (U+120A9).
- 𒂩The sign 𒂩 is included in this inscription sample.
- 𒂩I copied 𒂩 using the HTML entity for consistent rendering.
- 𒂩Design note: ensure your font supports 𒂩 in the cuneiform block.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+120A9 | |
| HTML Entity | 𒂩 | |
| HTML Code | 𒂩 | |
| CSS | \120A9 |
FAQ
What does the Cuneiform Sign Ezen Times Ha character mean?
𒂩 is a cuneiform sign identified in Unicode as “CUNEIFORM SIGN EZEN TIMES HA” (U+120A9). In cuneiform writing, the significance of a sign can depend on context—such as the surrounding signs, the language, and the manuscript tradition—so the most accurate interpretation usually comes from the specific text you’re transcribing or studying. For general usage, treat 𒂩 as a distinct cuneiform glyph meant to be encoded and displayed accurately. When you copy it, you’re preserving the exact character rather than a visually similar substitute.
What Unicode character is 𒂩?
𒂩 is the cuneiform character U+120A9, named “CUNEIFORM SIGN EZEN TIMES HA” in Unicode.
How can I copy 𒂩 safely into code?
You can use the provided escapes: CSS \\120A9 or JavaScript \\u{120A9}. The HTML entity is 𒂩.
Why does 𒂩 not display correctly on my device?
Cuneiform glyph support depends on the font. If the font doesn’t include U+120A9, the character may show a fallback box or incorrect glyph.
Does 𒂩 always have the same meaning?
Like many cuneiform signs, its interpretation can depend on context (the surrounding signs and the language). For accurate meaning, refer to the specific text or sign list you’re using.