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π’Š²

Cuneiform Sign Sha3 Times Ne Character

π’Š² is the Unicode cuneiform character β€œCUNEIFORM SIGN SHA3 TIMES NE” (U+122B2).

U+122B2

π’Š² (U+122B2) is a cuneiform sign represented in Unicode. Use it when typing or encoding cuneiform text, transliterations, or sign lists.

Cuneiform Sign Sha3 Times Ne Character Meaning

π’Š² is a specific cuneiform sign identified by the Unicode name β€œCUNEIFORM SIGN SHA3 TIMES NE” (U+122B2). On the page, the important thing is correct identification and reliable copying. In practice, this character is used in digital cuneiform contexts such as transliteration checking, sign catalog references, and scholarly or educational material where a precise Unicode character is required. If you are working with cuneiform texts, math-like β€œtimes” naming in the Unicode description typically indicates a composite sign label in the Unicode standard rather than a modern mathematical operator.

Common uses

  • β€’Copying a precise cuneiform sign into a transliteration document or annotation
  • β€’Referencing the character in a Unicode sign list or typography/specification notes
  • β€’Using the Unicode character in a website or article that displays cuneiform
  • β€’Embedding the character in code using HTML entity, CSS escape, or JavaScript escape
  • β€’Creating study materials or digital palettes for cuneiform sign selection

Examples

π’Š² Cuneiform Sign Sha3 Times Ne

  • π’Š²Here is the sign: π’Š².
  • π’Š²Unicode point for π’Š² is U+122B2.
  • π’Š²Insert π’Š² into your cuneiform text line.
  • π’Š²Cuneiform reference: β€œCUNEIFORM SIGN SHA3 TIMES NE” β€” π’Š².
  • π’Š²Use the HTML entity to render π’Š² correctly.

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+122B2
HTML Entity𒊲
HTML Code𒊲
CSS\122B2

FAQ

What does the Cuneiform Sign Sha3 Times Ne character mean?

π’Š² is a specific cuneiform sign identified by the Unicode name β€œCUNEIFORM SIGN SHA3 TIMES NE” (U+122B2). On the page, the important thing is correct identification and reliable copying. In practice, this character is used in digital cuneiform contexts such as transliteration checking, sign catalog references, and scholarly or educational material where a precise Unicode character is required. If you are working with cuneiform texts, math-like β€œtimes” naming in the Unicode description typically indicates a composite sign label in the Unicode standard rather than a modern mathematical operator.

What is the Unicode code point for π’Š²?

π’Š² is U+122B2.

How can I copy π’Š² in HTML?

Use the HTML entity: 𒊲

What CSS escape can I use to display π’Š²?

Use the CSS escape: \\122B2

What JavaScript escape works for π’Š²?

Use: \\u{122B2}