Cuneiform Sign Me Character
𒈨 is the Unicode cuneiform sign “CUNEIFORM SIGN ME” (U+12228).
U+12228
𒈨 (Unicode U+12228) is a cuneiform sign labeled “CUNEIFORM SIGN ME.” It’s useful when you’re adding or referencing cuneiform characters in text, metadata, or digital projects. Use the copy variants and code points below to insert it reliably.
Cuneiform Sign Me Character Meaning
𒈨 is a cuneiform character named “CUNEIFORM SIGN ME” in Unicode (U+12228). Like many cuneiform signs, it represents a specific sign form used in written texts. In practice, the most common “meaning” for modern users is its identity as a standardized Unicode character: a way to display and share the exact sign in digital typography, educational materials, catalogs, and scholarly notes. When you’re writing or designing, treat it primarily as the named character “Cuneiform Sign Me,” rather than as a universal word or emoji-style symbol with a single modern meaning.
Common uses
- •Typing cuneiform characters in research notes or study documents
- •Adding the exact “Cuneiform Sign Me” to a web page or glossary entry
- •Labeling an image set, manuscript transcription, or OCR training data
- •Using it in typography mockups for cuneiform-style layouts
- •Creating social posts or posts for linguistic/Unicode character sharing
Examples
𒈨 Cuneiform Sign Me
- 𒈨Unicode U+12228: 𒈨
- 𒈨The sign “CUNEIFORM SIGN ME” is written as 𒈨.
- 𒈨In the transcription, me appears with the character 𒈨.
- 𒈨Copied character: 𒈨 (Cuneiform Sign Me).
- 𒈨Character set check: 𒈨 displays correctly in my renderer.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+12228 | |
| HTML Entity | 𒈨 | |
| HTML Code | 𒈨 | |
| CSS | \12228 |
FAQ
What does the Cuneiform Sign Me character mean?
𒈨 is a cuneiform character named “CUNEIFORM SIGN ME” in Unicode (U+12228). Like many cuneiform signs, it represents a specific sign form used in written texts. In practice, the most common “meaning” for modern users is its identity as a standardized Unicode character: a way to display and share the exact sign in digital typography, educational materials, catalogs, and scholarly notes. When you’re writing or designing, treat it primarily as the named character “Cuneiform Sign Me,” rather than as a universal word or emoji-style symbol with a single modern meaning.
What is the Unicode code point for 𒈨?
𒈨 is Unicode U+12228.
How can I copy 𒈨 into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: 𒈨.
What CSS escape can I use for 𒈨?
Use: \\12228.
What JavaScript escape should I use for 𒈨?
Use: \\u{12228}.