Cuneiform Sign Ga2 Times Bad Character
๐ฟ is the Unicode cuneiform character named โCUNEIFORM SIGN GA2 TIMES BADโ (U+120BF).
U+120BF
๐ฟ is a cuneiform sign represented in Unicode at U+120BF. Itโs commonly needed when typing, publishing, or discussing cuneiform transliterations and sign lists. Use the copy codes below to paste it reliably across tools and platforms.
Cuneiform Sign Ga2 Times Bad Character Meaning
๐ฟ is the Unicode character U+120BF, labeled โCUNEIFORM SIGN GA2 TIMES BAD.โ As a cuneiform sign, itโs mainly used as part of writing systems for transliteration, cataloging, or typographic reproduction of cuneiform texts. Depending on the source text and sign list youโre following, the same character may appear in scholarly materials where the sign is referenced by its Unicode name. When you need to match a specific sign in Unicode accurately, copying ๐ฟ (or using its HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes) helps ensure consistent rendering and avoids confusing look-alikes.
Common uses
- โขTyping or proofreading cuneiform transliteration text in documents and notes
- โขBuilding accurate sign lists or references in academic writing
- โขAdding the correct cuneiform character in web pages and documentation
- โขFormatting posts or captions for museum, archaeology, or linguistics content
- โขUsing the sign in font testing or Unicode coverage checks
Examples
๐ฟ Cuneiform Sign GA2 Times Bad
- ๐ฟU+120BF: ๐ฟ
- ๐ฟUnicode name: CUNEIFORM SIGN GA2 TIMES BAD (๐ฟ).
- ๐ฟIn the sign list, GA2 ร BAD appears as ๐ฟ.
- ๐ฟThe transcription includes the cuneiform sign ๐ฟ in this line.
- ๐ฟCopy/paste check: ๐ฟ should display correctly across devices.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+120BF | |
| HTML Entity | 𒂿 | |
| HTML Code | 𒂿 | |
| CSS | \120BF |
FAQ
What does the Cuneiform Sign Ga2 Times Bad character mean?
๐ฟ is the Unicode character U+120BF, labeled โCUNEIFORM SIGN GA2 TIMES BAD.โ As a cuneiform sign, itโs mainly used as part of writing systems for transliteration, cataloging, or typographic reproduction of cuneiform texts. Depending on the source text and sign list youโre following, the same character may appear in scholarly materials where the sign is referenced by its Unicode name. When you need to match a specific sign in Unicode accurately, copying ๐ฟ (or using its HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes) helps ensure consistent rendering and avoids confusing look-alikes.
What is the Unicode code point for ๐ฟ?
๐ฟ is U+120BF.
How can I copy ๐ฟ into HTML?
Use the HTML entity: 𒂿
What escape sequence works in JavaScript?
Use: \\u{120BF}
Why is it important to use the exact character (U+120BF)?
Cuneiform signs can look similar; using the exact Unicode character helps ensure the sign matches your reference text and renders consistently.