Cuneiform Sign Lagab Times An Character
𒆾 is the cuneiform sign “Lagab times an”, encoded at U+121BE for precise digital text and typography.
U+121BE
This page helps you copy the cuneiform sign 𒆾 reliably across apps and code. It is encoded as Unicode U+121BE, with ready-to-use HTML, CSS, and JavaScript forms.
Cuneiform Sign Lagab Times An Character Meaning
𒆾 is a specific cuneiform sign identified by Unicode as “CUNEIFORM SIGN LAGAB TIMES AN” (U+121BE). In practice, this kind of sign is used when representing cuneiform writing digitally—such as in sign lists, scholarly or educational materials, and transcription work where exact symbol identity matters. Because it carries a structured name (“Lagab times an”), it may be used to depict a particular signed element or relationship as represented in encoded cuneiform sign inventories. If you’re building text for databases, fonts, or references, using the exact code point helps avoid substitution by visually similar characters.
Common uses
- •Copying the exact cuneiform character for digital editions or sign lists
- •Typing cuneiform in documentation, research notes, or educational worksheets
- •Using Unicode text with reliable rendering when designing posters or typography
- •Including the character in web content with proper Unicode escapes
- •Building datasets or transliteration mappings that require stable symbol IDs
Examples
𒆾 Cuneiform Sign Lagab Times An
- 𒆾Here is the sign 𒆾 used in the table.
- 𒆾Unicode check: U+121BE = 𒆾.
- 𒆾In the transcription, we write 𒆾 as a standalone sign.
- 𒆾The reference catalog lists 𒆾 under “Lagab times an”.
- 𒆾Use 𒆾 consistently when encoding cuneiform text.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+121BE | |
| HTML Entity | 𒆾 | |
| HTML Code | 𒆾 | |
| CSS | \121BE |
FAQ
What does the Cuneiform Sign Lagab Times An character mean?
𒆾 is a specific cuneiform sign identified by Unicode as “CUNEIFORM SIGN LAGAB TIMES AN” (U+121BE). In practice, this kind of sign is used when representing cuneiform writing digitally—such as in sign lists, scholarly or educational materials, and transcription work where exact symbol identity matters. Because it carries a structured name (“Lagab times an”), it may be used to depict a particular signed element or relationship as represented in encoded cuneiform sign inventories. If you’re building text for databases, fonts, or references, using the exact code point helps avoid substitution by visually similar characters.
What Unicode character is 𒆾?
𒆾 is the “CUNEIFORM SIGN LAGAB TIMES AN” character, encoded as Unicode U+121BE.
How can I copy 𒆾 into HTML?
Use the HTML entity: 𒆾 (as provided).
How do I use 𒆾 in JavaScript?
You can use the JavaScript Unicode escape: \\u{121BE}.
Why doesn’t 𒆾 always look right on my device?
Rendering depends on font support for the cuneiform block. If your font lacks the glyph, the character may not display correctly even though the code point is correct.