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๐’…ฆ

Cuneiform Sign Ka Times Gar Plus Sha3 Plus A Character

๐’…ฆ is a cuneiform sign identified in Unicode as U+12166.

U+12166

๐’…ฆ (U+12166) is a cuneiform character with a specific Unicode name. This page helps you copy it accurately and use it in text, documents, or web projects. If your font supports cuneiform, you should see the glyph correctly.

Cuneiform Sign Ka Times Gar Plus Sha3 Plus A Character Meaning

๐’…ฆ is a cuneiform sign whose Unicode name is โ€œCUNEIFORM SIGN KA TIMES GAR PLUS SHA3 PLUS Aโ€ (U+12166). In general, cuneiform characters are used as written signs in historical texts, where individual signs can function as syllabic or logographic elements depending on the language and context. Because a signโ€™s exact reading and value can vary by corpus, transcription system, or period, this page focuses on practical identification and correct copying rather than claiming a single universal pronunciation. When using ๐’…ฆ, rely on your specific reference or transliteration source for the intended reading.

Common uses

  • โ€ขCopying the exact cuneiform character into notes or manuscripts about cuneiform script
  • โ€ขPlacing the symbol in a digital transcription or study worksheet
  • โ€ขUsing the character in web content that references cuneiform signs (if your fonts support it)
  • โ€ขIncluding ๐’…ฆ in design mockups, posters, or typographic experiments with cuneiform text
  • โ€ขSharing or labeling cuneiform content on social media or in educational materials

Examples

๐’…ฆ Cuneiform Sign Ka Times Gar Plus Sha3 Plus A

  • ๐’…ฆ๐’…ฆ ๐’…ฆ ๐’…ฆ
  • ๐’…ฆReading: ๐’…ฆ (U+12166).
  • ๐’…ฆSign list includes: ๐’…ฆ.
  • ๐’…ฆTransliteration note with ๐’…ฆ here.
  • ๐’…ฆCuneiform sample: ๐’…ฆ in a text block.

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+12166
HTML Entity𒅦
HTML Code𒅦
CSS\12166

FAQ

What does the Cuneiform Sign Ka Times Gar Plus Sha3 Plus A character mean?

๐’…ฆ is a cuneiform sign whose Unicode name is โ€œCUNEIFORM SIGN KA TIMES GAR PLUS SHA3 PLUS Aโ€ (U+12166). In general, cuneiform characters are used as written signs in historical texts, where individual signs can function as syllabic or logographic elements depending on the language and context. Because a signโ€™s exact reading and value can vary by corpus, transcription system, or period, this page focuses on practical identification and correct copying rather than claiming a single universal pronunciation. When using ๐’…ฆ, rely on your specific reference or transliteration source for the intended reading.

What is the Unicode code point for ๐’…ฆ?

๐’…ฆ is U+12166.

How can I copy ๐’…ฆ for use in HTML?

You can paste the character directly, or use the HTML entity: 𒅦.

What CSS escape can I use to render ๐’…ฆ?

Use the CSS escape: \\12166.

Why might ๐’…ฆ show up as a box in my document?

The font youโ€™re using may not support this cuneiform glyph. Try a font with cuneiform coverage.