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Cuneiform Sign Shita Character

๐’‹– is the cuneiform sign SHITA, encoded at U+122D6 for use in digital texts and fonts.

U+122D6

๐’‹– is a cuneiform character known as the Sign SHITA. Itโ€™s commonly referenced by its Unicode identity, U+122D6, making it straightforward to copy and paste into modern tools. Below youโ€™ll find practical ways to use it on the web and in documents.

Cuneiform Sign Shita Character Meaning

๐’‹– (Unicode: U+122D6) is identified as the โ€œCUNEIFORM SIGN SHITAโ€ character. In practice, its โ€œmeaningโ€ online is usually tied to accurate representation of a specific cuneiform sign rather than a single universal word or symbol meaning. People use it when reproducing cuneiform spellings, labeling transliterations, or matching sign lists from Unicode references. If youโ€™re working with scholarly or educational materials, it helps to cite the sign by its Unicode name or code point so readers can distinguish it from similar cuneiform signs.

Common uses

  • โ€ขLabeling cuneiform signs in educational charts or sign lists
  • โ€ขAdding correct Unicode characters to transliteration or glossary documents
  • โ€ขUsing it in web typography projects that support cuneiform fonts
  • โ€ขPreparing social media posts or captions referencing specific cuneiform characters
  • โ€ขInserting the exact character into developer test cases for Unicode rendering

Examples

๐’‹– Cuneiform Sign SHITA

  • ๐’‹–Unicode test: ๐’‹– (U+122D6)
  • ๐’‹–Cuneiform sign: ๐’‹– โ€” SHITA
  • ๐’‹–In the list of signs: ๐’‹–
  • ๐’‹–Transliteration note includes ๐’‹–
  • ๐’‹–Typography sample character: ๐’‹–

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+122D6
HTML Entity𒋖
HTML Code𒋖
CSS\122D6

FAQ

What does the Cuneiform Sign Shita character mean?

๐’‹– (Unicode: U+122D6) is identified as the โ€œCUNEIFORM SIGN SHITAโ€ character. In practice, its โ€œmeaningโ€ online is usually tied to accurate representation of a specific cuneiform sign rather than a single universal word or symbol meaning. People use it when reproducing cuneiform spellings, labeling transliterations, or matching sign lists from Unicode references. If youโ€™re working with scholarly or educational materials, it helps to cite the sign by its Unicode name or code point so readers can distinguish it from similar cuneiform signs.

What is the Unicode code point for ๐’‹–?

๐’‹– is encoded as U+122D6.

How do I copy ๐’‹– reliably across devices?

Copy the character directly from this page, or use the provided HTML entity (𒋖) / CSS escape (\\122D6) / JavaScript escape (\\u{122D6}).

What is the official Unicode name of this character?

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

Will ๐’‹– display correctly on my website or document?

It will depend on font support for cuneiform. If your chosen font doesnโ€™t include this glyph, you may see a placeholder box instead of the sign.