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Cuneiform Sign Pesh2 Character

๐’‰พ is the Unicode Cuneiform Sign PESH2 character, used for digital cuneiform transcription and reference.

U+1227E

๐’‰พ is a cuneiform character encoded in Unicode as โ€œCUNEIFORM SIGN PESH2โ€ (U+1227E). You can copy it for research notes, typography, and web or app text that uses cuneiform.

Cuneiform Sign Pesh2 Character Meaning

๐’‰พ is the Unicode character for โ€œCUNEIFORM SIGN PESH2โ€ in the Cuneiform category. In practice, this sign is mainly encountered when working with cuneiform texts and sign lists, where scholars match written forms to standardized Unicode code points for consistent digital transcription. Because the exact reading and phonetic value can depend on the source text and scribal tradition, itโ€™s best to treat it as an encoded sign symbol identified by its Unicode name, rather than assume a single universal sound. Use it to represent this specific sign reliably in documents, datasets, or design assets.

Common uses

  • โ€ขDigital cuneiform transcription for research notes or cataloging
  • โ€ขIncluding sign names in study documents and educational materials
  • โ€ขTypography and font testing for Unicode coverage in cuneiform
  • โ€ขCreating labeled mockups for museum or academic exhibits
  • โ€ขPublishing reference content (sign lists, glossaries, or datasets)

Examples

๐’‰พ Cuneiform Sign PESH2

  • ๐’‰พThe sign ๐’‰พ is listed as PESH2 in the Unicode chart.
  • ๐’‰พI used ๐’‰พ in the transliteration to mark the specific cuneiform form.
  • ๐’‰พOur dataset includes ๐’‰พ alongside other PESH variants.
  • ๐’‰พIn the caption, ๐’‰พ is shown next to its sign-list identifier.
  • ๐’‰พCheck that your renderer displays ๐’‰พ correctly for U+1227E.

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+1227E
HTML Entity𒉾
HTML Code𒉾
CSS\1227E

FAQ

What does the Cuneiform Sign Pesh2 character mean?

๐’‰พ is the Unicode character for โ€œCUNEIFORM SIGN PESH2โ€ in the Cuneiform category. In practice, this sign is mainly encountered when working with cuneiform texts and sign lists, where scholars match written forms to standardized Unicode code points for consistent digital transcription. Because the exact reading and phonetic value can depend on the source text and scribal tradition, itโ€™s best to treat it as an encoded sign symbol identified by its Unicode name, rather than assume a single universal sound. Use it to represent this specific sign reliably in documents, datasets, or design assets.

What is ๐’‰พ called in Unicode?

It is named โ€œCUNEIFORM SIGN PESH2โ€ and has the code point U+1227E.

How do I copy ๐’‰พ for use in a web page?

Copy the character directly, or use the HTML entity 𒉾.

What escape codes can I use in code?

CSS: \\1227E and JavaScript: \\u{1227E}.

Will ๐’‰พ display correctly on my device?

It depends on your font and rendering support for Unicode cuneiform. Test it in the target environment.