Cuneiform Sign Lish Character
๐บ is the Unicode Cuneiform Sign LISH character for writing and encoding cuneiform texts.
U+121FA
๐บ (Cuneiform Sign LISH) is a specific cuneiform character encoded in Unicode. On this page you can copy the symbol and find its Unicode details. Itโs useful for digital writing, typography, and text display in compatible fonts.
Cuneiform Sign Lish Character Meaning
๐บ is the Unicode character named โCUNEIFORM SIGN LISHโ (U+121FA), categorized as Cuneiform. As a sign in the cuneiform writing system, it represents a distinct graphical element used when encoding or typesetting cuneiform texts. In practical digital use, its โmeaningโ is primarily tied to its identity as a specific named sign: when you enter or copy U+121FA, youโre referring to that exact character rather than a generic cuneiform symbol. This makes it suitable for consistent transcription, searchable text, and correct rendering in fonts that support the Cuneiform block.
Common uses
- โขCopying and pasting for Unicode-accurate cuneiform transcription
- โขTypography and layout tests using the Cuneiform block character
- โขCreating digital manuscripts, labels, or study notes for cuneiform sign lists
- โขUsing in web content where you need the exact character U+121FA
- โขDevelopment and debugging of Unicode text rendering and font support
Examples
๐บ Cuneiform Sign LISH
- ๐บResearch note: ๐บ appears in the LISH sign list (U+121FA).
- ๐บDesigner draft: set the cuneiform character ๐บ in a test line.
- ๐บComment on a transcription: use ๐บ rather than a lookalike cuneiform glyph.
- ๐บButton text example: ๐บ (Cuneiform Sign LISH) for a sign picker.
- ๐บCode snippet reference: โ๐บโ is the character at U+121FA.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+121FA | |
| HTML Entity | 𒇺 | |
| HTML Code | 𒇺 | |
| CSS | \121FA |
FAQ
What does the Cuneiform Sign Lish character mean?
๐บ is the Unicode character named โCUNEIFORM SIGN LISHโ (U+121FA), categorized as Cuneiform. As a sign in the cuneiform writing system, it represents a distinct graphical element used when encoding or typesetting cuneiform texts. In practical digital use, its โmeaningโ is primarily tied to its identity as a specific named sign: when you enter or copy U+121FA, youโre referring to that exact character rather than a generic cuneiform symbol. This makes it suitable for consistent transcription, searchable text, and correct rendering in fonts that support the Cuneiform block.
What is the Unicode code point for ๐บ?
๐บ is U+121FA.
How can I copy ๐บ reliably in HTML?
Use the HTML entity: 𒇺
What JavaScript escape can I use for this character?
Use: \\u{121FA}
Why does ๐บ sometimes look different across devices?
The character depends on font support for the Cuneiform block; if a font doesnโt include the glyph, rendering may fall back to a different style or show a missing-character box.