Cuneiform Sign Shim Character
π is the cuneiform sign SHIM, used in cuneiform text and digitized inscriptions.
U+122C6
π is a cuneiform sign encoded in Unicode for digital use. This page helps you copy it reliably and find the correct codepoint and escapes. Itβs useful for designers, writers, and developers working with cuneiform content.
Cuneiform Sign Shim Character Meaning
π is a Unicode character named βCUNEIFORM SIGN SHIMβ (U+122C6). Like many cuneiform signs, its specific reading and function depend on the surrounding text and orthographic context in the source language. In digital projects, itβs most often used as a standalone glyph to represent the SHIM sign in transliterations, epigraphic reproductions, educational materials, and typographic demonstrations. When composing text, treat it as a letter-like character: ensure your chosen font supports the cuneiform block so the glyph displays correctly across devices.
Common uses
- β’Adding the SHIM cuneiform glyph to digital epigraphy or manuscript mockups
- β’Creating educational content and worksheets about cuneiform sign inventories
- β’Using the character in transliteration strings or annotated text displays
- β’Typography and UI testing for Unicode cuneiform rendering support
- β’Social media or design assets featuring ancient-script style text
Examples
π Cuneiform Sign Shim
- ππ
- πshim: π
- πsign inventory item: π
- πcuneiform sample: ππ
- πglyph display test: π
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+122C6 | |
| HTML Entity | 𒋆 | |
| HTML Code | 𒋆 | |
| CSS | \122C6 |
FAQ
What does the Cuneiform Sign Shim character mean?
π is a Unicode character named βCUNEIFORM SIGN SHIMβ (U+122C6). Like many cuneiform signs, its specific reading and function depend on the surrounding text and orthographic context in the source language. In digital projects, itβs most often used as a standalone glyph to represent the SHIM sign in transliterations, epigraphic reproductions, educational materials, and typographic demonstrations. When composing text, treat it as a letter-like character: ensure your chosen font supports the cuneiform block so the glyph displays correctly across devices.
What is the Unicode code point for π?
π is U+122C6 (Unicode name: CUNEIFORM SIGN SHIM).
How do I copy π into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity 𒋆 or paste the character directly if your editor supports it.
How can I use π in CSS?
Use the CSS escape \\122C6.
Why does π show as a box or missing glyph?
Most often, the font youβre using doesnβt support the cuneiform block. Try a Unicode cuneiform-capable font and ensure your system/browser can render U+122C6.