Cuneiform Sign Naga Inverted Character
π is the cuneiform sign called Naga Inverted, encoded at U+12241.
U+12241
π is a cuneiform character from the Unicode Cuneiform block. This page helps you identify the sign and copy it reliably across websites and apps.
Cuneiform Sign Naga Inverted Character Meaning
π is Unicode name βCUNEIFORM SIGN NAGA INVERTEDβ (code point U+12241). It belongs to the Cuneiform writing system and is represented in web contexts using HTML entity 𒉁 or the CSS/JS escapes \\\\12241 and \\\\u{12241}. Like other cuneiform signs, its exact reading depends on the specific tablet, transliteration system, and scholarly conventions. When you need this exact character for a transcription, database entry, typographic test, or multilingual content, using the correct Unicode code point ensures consistent rendering and accurate searching.
Common uses
- β’Copying the exact cuneiform character for a digital transcription of text
- β’Labeling or naming a specific cuneiform sign in an educational or reference page
- β’Creating typographic samples to test fonts that support cuneiform glyphs
- β’Populating a database or dataset with the precise Unicode character (U+12241)
- β’Adding the sign to presentations, posts, or documents that reference cuneiform studies
Examples
π Cuneiform Sign Naga Inverted
- ππ appears in my cuneiform transcription at the start of the line.
- πUse U+12241 to ensure the correct glyph: π.
- πIn the glossary, the entry βNaga Invertedβ points to π.
- πMy dataset stores the sign as HTML entity 𒉁 for portability.
- πA font test string: π π π
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+12241 | |
| HTML Entity | 𒉁 | |
| HTML Code | 𒉁 | |
| CSS | \12241 |
FAQ
What does the Cuneiform Sign Naga Inverted character mean?
π is Unicode name βCUNEIFORM SIGN NAGA INVERTEDβ (code point U+12241). It belongs to the Cuneiform writing system and is represented in web contexts using HTML entity 𒉁 or the CSS/JS escapes \\\\12241 and \\\\u{12241}. Like other cuneiform signs, its exact reading depends on the specific tablet, transliteration system, and scholarly conventions. When you need this exact character for a transcription, database entry, typographic test, or multilingual content, using the correct Unicode code point ensures consistent rendering and accurate searching.
What is the Unicode code point for π?
π is U+12241.
How can I copy π using an HTML entity?
You can use the HTML entity 𒉁.
What are the CSS and JavaScript escape sequences for this symbol?
CSS escape: \\12241. JavaScript escape: \\u{12241}.
Will π always display correctly on every device?
It will render only if the required font supports the cuneiform glyph. Using the correct Unicode character (U+12241) is the best way to ensure consistency.