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𒉹

Cuneiform Sign Nunuz Kisim5 Times Bi U Character

𒉹 is a cuneiform character with the Unicode name “CUNEIFORM SIGN NUNUZ KISIM5 TIMES BI U.”

U+12279

𒉹 is a Unicode cuneiform symbol you can copy for digital projects. This page provides practical ways to insert it and reference it in code. You’ll also find ready-to-use examples and escape sequences.

Cuneiform Sign Nunuz Kisim5 Times Bi U Character Meaning

𒉹 is the Unicode character with the name “CUNEIFORM SIGN NUNUZ KISIM5 TIMES BI U” (code point U+12279). As a cuneiform sign, its interpretation depends on the text tradition and the neighboring signs in the source. In practice, users typically treat it as a specific grapheme for transcription, cataloging, or typographic display of cuneiform content. When you’re working with scholarly or archival material, include the character’s Unicode identity (U+12279) alongside the surrounding context to avoid ambiguity. For general use, you can reliably copy the symbol as a single character in your writing or designs.

Common uses

  • Transcribing cuneiform text in digital manuscripts or academic notes
  • Labeling glyph lists, character charts, or Unicode/cuneiform reference documents
  • Creating readable typography mockups for fonts and layout samples
  • Adding accurate signs to museum, education, or exhibition web content
  • Using the symbol in text fields, posts, or publications that need Unicode correctness

Examples

𒉹 Cuneiform Sign NUNUZ KISIM5 TIMES BI U

  • 𒉹𒉹 appears in the transcription as a single sign (U+12279).
  • 𒉹In the margin, the editor notes 𒉹 alongside neighboring marks.
  • 𒉹Glyph preview: 𒉹 — CUNEIFORM SIGN NUNUZ KISIM5 TIMES BI U.
  • 𒉹For cataloging, record the exact character 𒉹 (code point U+12279).
  • 𒉹Typography test string: 𒉹 𒉹 𒉹

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+12279
HTML Entity𒉹
HTML Code𒉹
CSS\12279

FAQ

What does the Cuneiform Sign Nunuz Kisim5 Times Bi U character mean?

𒉹 is the Unicode character with the name “CUNEIFORM SIGN NUNUZ KISIM5 TIMES BI U” (code point U+12279). As a cuneiform sign, its interpretation depends on the text tradition and the neighboring signs in the source. In practice, users typically treat it as a specific grapheme for transcription, cataloging, or typographic display of cuneiform content. When you’re working with scholarly or archival material, include the character’s Unicode identity (U+12279) alongside the surrounding context to avoid ambiguity. For general use, you can reliably copy the symbol as a single character in your writing or designs.

How do I copy 𒉹 correctly?

Copy the character directly from this page: 𒉹. For reliable reuse across systems, you can also paste the Unicode code point reference (U+12279) in documentation.

What is the Unicode code point for this symbol?

The Unicode code point is U+12279.

How can I include 𒉹 in HTML?

Use the provided HTML entity: 𒉹.

Can I use 𒉹 in CSS or JavaScript?

Yes. CSS escape: \\12279. JavaScript escape: \\u{12279}.