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Cuneiform Sign Sheg9 Character

๐’Šพ is the Cuneiform Sign Sheg9 character (U+122BE) used for writing cuneiform texts.

U+122BE

๐’Šพ is a cuneiform sign identified in Unicode as โ€œCUNEIFORM SIGN SHEG9โ€ (U+122BE). Itโ€™s commonly used when youโ€™re adding or typesetting cuneiform content digitally. Below youโ€™ll find practical ways to copy it and include it in your work.

Cuneiform Sign Sheg9 Character Meaning

๐’Šพ is the Unicode character named CUNEIFORM SIGN SHEG9 (U+122BE). Like other cuneiform signs, it represents a specific sign used in writing systems of ancient Mesopotamia. In practice, its โ€œmeaningโ€ is best understood in context: the exact reading depends on the language, text, and sign-list conventions used by scholars or typographic sources. When creating digital manuscripts, catalog entries, or fonts, you typically select ๐’Šพ because you need the exact Unicode code point for the Sheg9 sign rather than substituting a visually similar cuneiform mark.

Common uses

  • โ€ขCopying and pasting the exact Unicode cuneiform sign into digital documents
  • โ€ขBuilding labeled indexes or inventories of cuneiform signs using Unicode code points
  • โ€ขCreating educational materials or worksheets that reference Sheg9 by its character
  • โ€ขTypography and font testing for cuneiform character support (U+122BE)
  • โ€ขAdding cuneiform symbols to social posts or project pages that discuss sign usage

Examples

๐’Šพ Cuneiform Sign Sheg9

  • ๐’Šพ๐’Šพ appears as SHEG9 in the Unicode list.
  • ๐’ŠพUse U+122BE to insert ๐’Šพ in your text editor.
  • ๐’ŠพThe sign ๐’Šพ is shown in the cuneiform examples section.
  • ๐’ŠพI copied ๐’Šพ using its HTML entity code.
  • ๐’ŠพTypography test: rendered correctly as ๐’Šพ on my platform.

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+122BE
HTML Entity𒊾
HTML Code𒊾
CSS\122BE

FAQ

What does the Cuneiform Sign Sheg9 character mean?

๐’Šพ is the Unicode character named CUNEIFORM SIGN SHEG9 (U+122BE). Like other cuneiform signs, it represents a specific sign used in writing systems of ancient Mesopotamia. In practice, its โ€œmeaningโ€ is best understood in context: the exact reading depends on the language, text, and sign-list conventions used by scholars or typographic sources. When creating digital manuscripts, catalog entries, or fonts, you typically select ๐’Šพ because you need the exact Unicode code point for the Sheg9 sign rather than substituting a visually similar cuneiform mark.

What is the Unicode code point for ๐’Šพ?

๐’Šพ is U+122BE.

How do I copy ๐’Šพ using an HTML entity?

Use the HTML entity: 𒊾

What is the symbolโ€™s common readable name?

The common name is Cuneiform Sign Sheg9.

Where can I use ๐’Šพ?

You can use it in digital documents, sign lists, educational materials, and typography testing where you need the exact Unicode cuneiform character.