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π’Š’

Cuneiform Sign Ru Character

π’Š’ (Cuneiform Sign Ru) is a cuneiform Unicode character you can copy or insert using U+12292.

U+12292

π’Š’ is known in Unicode as CUNEIFORM SIGN RU. Use it when you’re writing, labeling, or referencing cuneiform characters digitally. Below you’ll find copy options and practical ways to use it in text and code.

Cuneiform Sign Ru Character Meaning

π’Š’ is the Unicode character β€œCUNEIFORM SIGN RU” with the code point U+12292. As a cuneiform sign, it belongs to the Cuneiform writing system category in Unicode. In practice, most users encounter this character when working with Unicode-based fonts, digital catalogs of signs, transliteration displays, or educational materials about cuneiform. Its meaning depends on the specific cuneiform context (language, period, and how the sign functions in a given text), so it’s best treated as a precise character reference rather than a single universal β€œdefinition.”

Common uses

  • β€’Copying the exact character into a document, note, or bibliography that lists cuneiform signs
  • β€’Using it in web or app UI text that displays cuneiform character sets
  • β€’Including it in linguistics or epigraphy study materials and slide decks
  • β€’Labeling a cuneiform sign in datasets, spreadsheets, or annotation tools
  • β€’Publishing cuneiform references on social media or in posts where Unicode characters are preferred

Examples

π’Š’ Cuneiform Sign Ru

  • π’Š’π’Š’
  • π’Š’Unicode cuneiform sign: π’Š’
  • π’Š’CUNEIFORM SIGN RU (U+12292): π’Š’
  • π’Š’I referenced the sign π’Š’ in my notes.
  • π’Š’The dataset includes π’Š’ as U+12292.

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+12292
HTML Entity𒊒
HTML Code𒊒
CSS\12292

FAQ

What does the Cuneiform Sign Ru character mean?

π’Š’ is the Unicode character β€œCUNEIFORM SIGN RU” with the code point U+12292. As a cuneiform sign, it belongs to the Cuneiform writing system category in Unicode. In practice, most users encounter this character when working with Unicode-based fonts, digital catalogs of signs, transliteration displays, or educational materials about cuneiform. Its meaning depends on the specific cuneiform context (language, period, and how the sign functions in a given text), so it’s best treated as a precise character reference rather than a single universal β€œdefinition.”

What is the Unicode code point for π’Š’?

π’Š’ is U+12292.

How can I copy π’Š’ into HTML?

Use the HTML entity: 𒊒.

What CSS escape can I use for π’Š’?

Use: \\12292.

How do I insert π’Š’ in JavaScript?

Use the JavaScript escape: \\u{12292}.