Cuneiform Sign Luh Character
π is the Unicode character U+1221B, named Cuneiform Sign LUH.
U+1221B
π represents a specific cuneiform sign in Unicode. This page helps you identify it and copy it correctly across platforms. Youβll also find usage ideas for design, writing, and digital publishing.
Cuneiform Sign Luh Character Meaning
π is the Unicode character named CUNEIFORM SIGN LUH (codepoint U+1221B). As a cuneiform sign, it is used to represent a particular written sign in cuneiform writing systems. Depending on the source text or scholarly transcription conventions, a βLUHβ sign can appear in sequences that correspond to syllables or sign values in cuneiform inscriptions. For digital work, the key value of this character is its precise Unicode identity, which allows consistent rendering, copying, and searching when fonts and systems support the script.
Common uses
- β’Add cuneiform characters to academic notes or transcription drafts using the exact Unicode character
- β’Use the sign in digital humanities projects that encode sign lists or manuscript comparisons
- β’Design posters, thumbnails, or typography samples featuring cuneiform script
- β’Include the character in web or app content where consistent Unicode input is required
- β’Prepare social media posts or study materials with accurate copy/paste of the sign
Examples
π Cuneiform Sign LUH
- ππ is written in the cuneiform sign list as LUH (U+1221B).
- πTry copying π into your document to preserve the exact Unicode character.
- πIn my notes: π appears near other cuneiform signs in the transcription.
- πThe character π (CUNEIFORM SIGN LUH) should render if your font supports it.
- πUse π for consistent digital encoding of this cuneiform sign.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1221B | |
| HTML Entity | 𒈛 | |
| HTML Code | 𒈛 | |
| CSS | \1221B |
FAQ
What does the Cuneiform Sign Luh character mean?
π is the Unicode character named CUNEIFORM SIGN LUH (codepoint U+1221B). As a cuneiform sign, it is used to represent a particular written sign in cuneiform writing systems. Depending on the source text or scholarly transcription conventions, a βLUHβ sign can appear in sequences that correspond to syllables or sign values in cuneiform inscriptions. For digital work, the key value of this character is its precise Unicode identity, which allows consistent rendering, copying, and searching when fonts and systems support the script.
What is the Unicode codepoint for π?
π is U+1221B, named CUNEIFORM SIGN LUH.
How can I copy π into my editor?
Copy the character directly (π). You can also paste the numeric entity form 𒈛 or use U+1221B in systems that support it.
Why does π sometimes show as a blank box?
Rendering depends on whether your device and font support the cuneiform block. If the font isnβt available, you may see a missing-glyph placeholder.
What are the common ways developers reference this character?
Use the Unicode codepoint U+1221B or escapes such as \\u{1221B} (JavaScript) and \\1221B.