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π’‹Ή

Cuneiform Sign Tag Times Ud Character

π’‹Ή is the cuneiform sign known as TAG TIMES UD, encoded at U+122F9.

U+122F9

π’‹Ή is a cuneiform character used in written representations of ancient texts. This page helps you copy the symbol reliably across tools and code. You’ll also find practical ways to include it in documents and web content.

Cuneiform Sign Tag Times Ud Character Meaning

π’‹Ή is the Unicode cuneiform sign named β€œCUNEIFORM SIGN TAG TIMES UD” (code point U+122F9). In Unicode, the name reflects the sign’s traditional descriptive components rather than a modern word meaning. When used in digital cuneiform work, it typically represents a specific character in a script transcription or font-based rendering. Because cuneiform signs are often context-dependent, the most accurate interpretation comes from the surrounding text and the source you are transcribing. For many users, the key purpose is correct character identification and accurate copy/paste for signage, catalogs, research notes, or web typography.

Common uses

  • β€’Transcribing cuneiform text in research notes or drafts
  • β€’Typography and font testing for cuneiform glyph coverage
  • β€’Preparing sign lists or character inventories in digital documents
  • β€’Designing posters or educational materials that reference specific signs
  • β€’Using the correct Unicode character in web content and data fields

Examples

π’‹Ή Cuneiform Sign Tag Times UD

  • π’‹Ήπ’‹Ή β€” U+122F9 (cuneiform sign name: Tag times UD)
  • π’‹ΉIn our dataset, the character at position 12 is π’‹Ή.
  • π’‹ΉThe sign sequence includes π’‹Ή followed by the next cuneiform character.
  • π’‹ΉFont preview: does this renderer display π’‹Ή correctly?
  • π’‹ΉAdd π’‹Ή to the character index for TAG-related signs.

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+122F9
HTML Entity𒋹
HTML Code𒋹
CSS\122F9
Decimal74489

How to type Cuneiform Sign Tag Times Ud Character (π’‹Ή)

On Windows

In Word, type 122F9 then press Alt + X. Or open the emoji picker with Windows key + period.

On Mac

Press Control + Command + Space to open Character Viewer and search for the character.

On Linux

Press Control + Shift + U, type 122f9, then press Enter or Space.

Anywhere

Copy π’‹Ή with the button above and paste it wherever you need it β€” this works on every device and in every app, with no keyboard shortcut to remember.

FAQ

What does the Cuneiform Sign Tag Times Ud character mean?

π’‹Ή is the Unicode cuneiform sign named β€œCUNEIFORM SIGN TAG TIMES UD” (code point U+122F9). In Unicode, the name reflects the sign’s traditional descriptive components rather than a modern word meaning. When used in digital cuneiform work, it typically represents a specific character in a script transcription or font-based rendering. Because cuneiform signs are often context-dependent, the most accurate interpretation comes from the surrounding text and the source you are transcribing. For many users, the key purpose is correct character identification and accurate copy/paste for signage, catalogs, research notes, or web typography.

What is the Unicode code point for π’‹Ή?

π’‹Ή is U+122F9.

How do I paste π’‹Ή into HTML?

You can use the numeric entity: 𒋹 (which represents π’‹Ή).

What CSS escape can I use for π’‹Ή?

Use the CSS escape: \\122F9.

What JavaScript escape works for π’‹Ή?

Use: \\u{122F9}.

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