Cuneiform Sign Shesh2 Character
π is the cuneiform sign Shesh2 (U+122C1), used as a written character in cuneiform texts.
U+122C1
π is a single character from the Cuneiform writing system. Use it in digital typography, captions, or annotations. This page gives copy-and-paste options and the correct code points.
Cuneiform Sign Shesh2 Character Meaning
π is identified in Unicode as βCUNEIFORM SIGN SHESH2β (U+122C1). Like many cuneiform signs, the exact phonetic or semantic value is context-dependent and depends on the signβs use in a specific language, period, and spelling convention. In practice, people commonly use this character when transcribing texts, referencing sign lists, labeling examples in studies, or adding accurately encoded cuneiform characters to documents and web content. If you need the specific linguistic value, check the signβs entry in the relevant cuneiform sign list for your use case.
Common uses
- β’Copying the exact character for cuneiform transcription in digital text
- β’Labeling examples in books, articles, or study notes about cuneiform sign lists
- β’Creating typographic headings or callouts that include accurately encoded cuneiform characters
- β’Using the Unicode code point in web or app content where character precision matters
- β’Rendering cuneiform in educational materials, slides, or social posts
Examples
π Cuneiform Sign Shesh2
- ππ
- πππ
- πSign reference: π (U+122C1)
- πCuneiform label: π in the example set
- πTranscription note: use π exactly as encoded
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+122C1 | |
| HTML Entity | 𒋁 | |
| HTML Code | 𒋁 | |
| CSS | \122C1 |
FAQ
What does the Cuneiform Sign Shesh2 character mean?
π is identified in Unicode as βCUNEIFORM SIGN SHESH2β (U+122C1). Like many cuneiform signs, the exact phonetic or semantic value is context-dependent and depends on the signβs use in a specific language, period, and spelling convention. In practice, people commonly use this character when transcribing texts, referencing sign lists, labeling examples in studies, or adding accurately encoded cuneiform characters to documents and web content. If you need the specific linguistic value, check the signβs entry in the relevant cuneiform sign list for your use case.
How do I copy π to use it in my document?
Copy the character shown on this page (π) and paste it into your text editor or design tool. For best results, use a font that supports cuneiform characters.
What is the Unicode code point for this symbol?
The Unicode code point for π is U+122C1.
Can I use an HTML entity or code escape instead of pasting the character?
Yes. The HTML entity is 𒋁, the CSS escape is \\122C1, and the JavaScript escape is \\u{122C1}.
Does π have a single fixed meaning?
The character is named βCUNEIFORM SIGN SHESH2,β but its specific phonetic or semantic value can depend on context (language, period, and spelling). For exact meaning, consult the sign list for your specific target.