Cuneiform Sign Pan Character
𒉼 is the cuneiform sign PAN in Unicode (U+1227C), used as a character for cuneiform text display.
U+1227C
𒉼 is a cuneiform character encoded in Unicode under the name “CUNEIFORM SIGN PAN.” It’s commonly used when you need the exact PAN sign in digital cuneiform text. This page helps you copy it reliably across platforms and code.
Cuneiform Sign Pan Character Meaning
𒉼 is the cuneiform sign identified by Unicode as “CUNEIFORM SIGN PAN” (code point U+1227C). Like many cuneiform signs, its interpretation can depend on the language, the spelling system, and the surrounding text in inscriptions or transliterations. In practice, digital use usually focuses on representing the correct sign shape consistently—especially in academic transcriptions, cataloging, typography, and annotation. If you are working from a published transliteration or sign list, match this character to the PAN sign as indicated by your source material.
Common uses
- •Typing or composing cuneiform text in digital documents with the correct PAN sign
- •Academic transcription and annotation where sign-level accuracy matters
- •Designing posters, educational materials, or diagrams that include cuneiform characters
- •Building content systems (CMS/editor templates) that store and display specific cuneiform signs
- •Sharing or labeling cuneiform examples on websites and social posts using exact Unicode characters
Examples
𒉼 Cuneiform Sign Pan
- 𒉼“𒉼” (U+1227C) as shown in a cuneiform sign list
- 𒉼Add the PAN sign 𒉼 to your transliteration line for accuracy
- 𒉼In the margin note, mark the segment with 𒉼
- 𒉼Use 𒉼 when reproducing a sign sequence from a reference source
- 𒉼A type specimen showing 𒉼 alongside other cuneiform signs
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1227C | |
| HTML Entity | 𒉼 | |
| HTML Code | 𒉼 | |
| CSS | \1227C |
FAQ
What does the Cuneiform Sign Pan character mean?
𒉼 is the cuneiform sign identified by Unicode as “CUNEIFORM SIGN PAN” (code point U+1227C). Like many cuneiform signs, its interpretation can depend on the language, the spelling system, and the surrounding text in inscriptions or transliterations. In practice, digital use usually focuses on representing the correct sign shape consistently—especially in academic transcriptions, cataloging, typography, and annotation. If you are working from a published transliteration or sign list, match this character to the PAN sign as indicated by your source material.
What is the Unicode code point for 𒉼?
𒉼 is encoded as U+1227C (Unicode name: CUNEIFORM SIGN PAN).
How can I copy 𒉼 into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: 𒉼.
How do I include 𒉼 in JavaScript?
Use the JavaScript escape: \\u{1227C}.
Does 𒉼 have one fixed meaning?
Its interpretation depends on context (language and surrounding signs). For digital work, the key is using the correct sign: “CUNEIFORM SIGN PAN” (U+1227C).