Cuneiform Sign Pirig Character
Cuneiform sign 𒊊 (CUNEIFORM SIGN PIRIG), useful for historical text, labels, and digital typography.
U+1228A
𒊊 is the cuneiform character named “CUNEIFORM SIGN PIRIG” with code point U+1228A. You can copy it directly or use standard HTML, CSS, and JavaScript escapes. This page helps you find the right form and place it in your projects.
Cuneiform Sign Pirig Character Meaning
𒊊 is a Cuneiform character identified in Unicode as “CUNEIFORM SIGN PIRIG” (U+1228A). In practice, its “meaning” depends on the language and text context where cuneiform is used, since individual signs can function differently across inscriptions and datasets. For most users, the symbol’s value is as a precise character for writing, indexing, and referencing cuneiform sign material in digital work. It’s commonly treated as a specific named sign in Unicode-based fonts, typographic demonstrations, and scholarly or archival transcriptions that require exact character fidelity.
Common uses
- •Copying a named cuneiform sign into digital manuscripts, notes, or databases
- •Typography and font testing for Unicode cuneiform characters (U+1228A)
- •Creating educational labels or reference sheets for cuneiform sign catalogs
- •Annotating images or scans where a specific Unicode sign is required
- •Programming UI text, tags, or metadata fields that store cuneiform characters
Examples
𒊊 Cuneiform Sign Pirig
- 𒊊𒊊 appears in my cuneiform sign list as U+1228A.
- 𒊊Use 𒊊 in the heading for the “Pirig” section of your worksheet.
- 𒊊In my dataset, the sign is recorded as 𒊊 (CUNEIFORM SIGN PIRIG).
- 𒊊I’m checking font support for 𒊊 in a browser using HTML.
- 𒊊The annotation under the image shows the symbol 𒊊 clearly.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1228A | |
| HTML Entity | 𒊊 | |
| HTML Code | 𒊊 | |
| CSS | \1228A |
FAQ
What does the Cuneiform Sign Pirig character mean?
𒊊 is a Cuneiform character identified in Unicode as “CUNEIFORM SIGN PIRIG” (U+1228A). In practice, its “meaning” depends on the language and text context where cuneiform is used, since individual signs can function differently across inscriptions and datasets. For most users, the symbol’s value is as a precise character for writing, indexing, and referencing cuneiform sign material in digital work. It’s commonly treated as a specific named sign in Unicode-based fonts, typographic demonstrations, and scholarly or archival transcriptions that require exact character fidelity.
What is the Unicode code point for 𒊊?
𒊊 is U+1228A.
What is the character’s Unicode name?
Its Unicode name is “CUNEIFORM SIGN PIRIG”.
How can I copy 𒊊 using HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: 𒊊.
How do I use 𒊊 in JavaScript?
Use the JavaScript escape: \\u{1228A}.