Cuneiform Sign Te Character
𒋼 is the Unicode cuneiform sign TE (U+122FC) used as a written character in cuneiform texts.
U+122FC
𒋼 is a cuneiform character encoded in Unicode as U+122FC. If you’re designing text, adding references, or copying historical notation, this page gives you reliable copy and code points.
Cuneiform Sign Te Character Meaning
𒋼 is the Unicode character named “CUNEIFORM SIGN TE” with codepoint U+122FC. As a cuneiform sign, it functions as a writing component in cuneiform orthography, representing the syllabic value commonly associated with “te” in sign lists and transcriptions. In practical terms, it’s used when you need to reproduce cuneiform text faithfully—such as in academic notes, museum catalog labels, educational materials, or typography experiments that include cuneiform scripts. Because cuneiform sign values can vary by tradition and context, the most reliable approach is to treat it as a specific Unicode sign and confirm its intended value within your source text or transliteration scheme.
Common uses
- •Copying and pasting cuneiform text for study notes or classroom handouts
- •Including the exact Unicode sign in academic or educational documents
- •Preparing museum or archive labels that feature cuneiform script
- •Creating web or app content that displays cuneiform characters correctly
- •Typographic mockups and font testing for Unicode cuneiform coverage
Examples
𒋼 Cuneiform Sign TE
- 𒋼𒋼 added to a transliteration line for a lesson worksheet
- 𒋼“Sign TE: 𒋼 (U+122FC)” in a glossary entry
- 𒋼A poster caption that includes 𒋼 as part of a cuneiform sample
- 𒋼Web page text: 𒋼 displayed in a character gallery
- 𒋼Research notes referencing 𒋼 when comparing sign lists
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+122FC | |
| HTML Entity | 𒋼 | |
| HTML Code | 𒋼 | |
| CSS | \122FC |
FAQ
What does the Cuneiform Sign Te character mean?
𒋼 is the Unicode character named “CUNEIFORM SIGN TE” with codepoint U+122FC. As a cuneiform sign, it functions as a writing component in cuneiform orthography, representing the syllabic value commonly associated with “te” in sign lists and transcriptions. In practical terms, it’s used when you need to reproduce cuneiform text faithfully—such as in academic notes, museum catalog labels, educational materials, or typography experiments that include cuneiform scripts. Because cuneiform sign values can vary by tradition and context, the most reliable approach is to treat it as a specific Unicode sign and confirm its intended value within your source text or transliteration scheme.
What is the Unicode code point for 𒋼?
𒋼 is U+122FC (named “CUNEIFORM SIGN TE”).
How can I copy 𒋼 from this page?
Copy the character itself (𒋼) or use one of the provided escapes like 𒋼 or \\u{122FC}.
What HTML entity can I use for 𒋼?
Use the HTML entity 𒋼.
Does 𒋼 always mean the same thing in every text?
As a specific Unicode sign, it represents the “TE” sign in cuneiform. However, like many cuneiform signs, its exact value can depend on the tradition and context—so confirm with your source transliteration.