Cuneiform Sign Munsub Character
𒈰 is the Unicode cuneiform sign Munsub (U+12230), used in digital cuneiform text and references.
U+12230
𒈰 is a cuneiform character with the Unicode name “CUNEIFORM SIGN MUNSUB”. It’s commonly used when you need to accurately reproduce cuneiform text in web or app content. This page provides copy/paste options and common encoding forms for developers.
Cuneiform Sign Munsub Character Meaning
𒈰 is the Unicode character named “CUNEIFORM SIGN MUNSUB” (code point U+12230). As with other cuneiform signs, it’s used to represent a specific sign form within digital cuneiform writing. In practice, that means it appears in scholarly references, typographic layouts, and text that preserves the exact Unicode character sequence for a cuneiform transcription. The “meaning” is primarily tied to its identity as the “MUNSUB” sign in Unicode and cataloged sign lists, rather than a single standalone word in modern languages.
Common uses
- •Typing cuneiform in notes, glosses, or transliteration drafts where exact sign identity matters
- •Building web pages, documentation, or educational materials that include cuneiform characters
- •Using the sign in subtitles, annotations, or captions that preserve original Unicode text
- •Correctly encoding the character in apps by using HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes
- •Creating typographic samples or reference images for cuneiform sign identification
Examples
𒈰 Cuneiform Sign Munsub
- 𒈰𒈰 appears in my Unicode cuneiform sample line.
- 𒈰Use U+12230 to insert 𒈰 into your text editor.
- 𒈰In this table, 𒈰 is listed under the sign name MUNSUB.
- 𒈰The label 𒈰 helps distinguish one cuneiform sign from another.
- 𒈰I copied 𒈰 using the HTML entity for my webpage.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+12230 | |
| HTML Entity | 𒈰 | |
| HTML Code | 𒈰 | |
| CSS | \12230 |
FAQ
What does the Cuneiform Sign Munsub character mean?
𒈰 is the Unicode character named “CUNEIFORM SIGN MUNSUB” (code point U+12230). As with other cuneiform signs, it’s used to represent a specific sign form within digital cuneiform writing. In practice, that means it appears in scholarly references, typographic layouts, and text that preserves the exact Unicode character sequence for a cuneiform transcription. The “meaning” is primarily tied to its identity as the “MUNSUB” sign in Unicode and cataloged sign lists, rather than a single standalone word in modern languages.
What is the Unicode code point for 𒈰?
𒈰 is U+12230.
How do I copy 𒈰 into HTML?
You can use the provided HTML entity: 𒈰
What are the CSS and JavaScript escapes for this character?
CSS escape: \\12230. JavaScript escape: \\u{12230}.
Where would I typically use the cuneiform sign Munsub?
It’s useful in digital cuneiform text, educational materials, typographic references, and any context where you need the exact Unicode cuneiform sign identity.