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๐’Šฎ

Cuneiform Sign Sha3 Character

๐’Šฎ is the Unicode cuneiform character โ€œSIGN SHA3โ€ (U+122AE).

U+122AE

๐’Šฎ is a cuneiform Unicode character known as CUNEIFORM SIGN SHA3. Itโ€™s useful when youโ€™re typesetting or encoding text that references cuneiform sign lists. You can copy it directly or use its HTML, CSS, or JavaScript escapes.

Cuneiform Sign Sha3 Character Meaning

๐’Šฎ is the Unicode character named โ€œCUNEIFORM SIGN SHA3โ€ with code point U+122AE. Like many cuneiform block characters, it represents a specific sign identified in standardized sign lists rather than being a modern alphabet letter. People commonly use it for scholarly work that references sign forms, for digital humanities projects, or for annotation in manuscripts and transcriptions. Because cuneiform signs can be studied by sign cataloging, the character is often chosen by its Unicode identity (name and code point) to keep references consistent across documents and platforms.

Common uses

  • โ€ขCopying the exact Unicode cuneiform sign into digital transcriptions and references
  • โ€ขAdding cuneiform sign IDs to notes, captions, or glossary entries in writing
  • โ€ขUsing the character in UI mockups or typography tests that target the Cuneiform block
  • โ€ขEncoding sign-list references in databases, spreadsheets, or content fields
  • โ€ขIncluding the character in academic-style documents where sign names/code points matter

Examples

๐’Šฎ Cuneiform Sign SHA3

  • ๐’ŠฎUnicode: ๐’Šฎ (U+122AE) in the cuneiform sign list.
  • ๐’ŠฎThe sign ๐’Šฎ is referenced as โ€œSHA3โ€.
  • ๐’ŠฎPlease verify that ๐’Šฎ renders correctly in your font.
  • ๐’ŠฎCharacter escape test: 𒊮
  • ๐’ŠฎUse ๐’Šฎ for the CUNEIFORM SIGN SHA3 entry.

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+122AE
HTML Entity𒊮
HTML Code𒊮
CSS\122AE

FAQ

What does the Cuneiform Sign Sha3 character mean?

๐’Šฎ is the Unicode character named โ€œCUNEIFORM SIGN SHA3โ€ with code point U+122AE. Like many cuneiform block characters, it represents a specific sign identified in standardized sign lists rather than being a modern alphabet letter. People commonly use it for scholarly work that references sign forms, for digital humanities projects, or for annotation in manuscripts and transcriptions. Because cuneiform signs can be studied by sign cataloging, the character is often chosen by its Unicode identity (name and code point) to keep references consistent across documents and platforms.

What is the Unicode code point for ๐’Šฎ?

๐’Šฎ is U+122AE.

How do I copy ๐’Šฎ reliably?

Copy the character directly from this page, or use an escape form like 𒊮 (HTML), \\122AE (CSS), or \\u{122AE} (JavaScript).

What is the characterโ€™s official Unicode name?

The Unicode name is โ€œCUNEIFORM SIGN SHA3โ€.

Will ๐’Šฎ display correctly on every device?

It depends on whether the device has a font that supports the Cuneiform block. If it doesnโ€™t, you may see a missing-glyph box.