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π’Œ•

Cuneiform Sign Ud Times Bad Character

π’Œ• is a cuneiform character identified as the β€œUD Times Bad” sign.

U+12315

π’Œ• (U+12315) is a cuneiform sign commonly referenced by its Unicode name β€œCUNEIFORM SIGN UD TIMES BAD.” It’s useful for scholarly notes, typography experiments, and digital archives. This page helps you copy it reliably across platforms.

Cuneiform Sign Ud Times Bad Character Meaning

π’Œ• is a cuneiform character whose Unicode name is β€œCUNEIFORM SIGN UD TIMES BAD” (code point U+12315). In Unicode catalogs, the name reflects how the sign is categorized and labeled rather than giving a single everyday modern meaning. When you use this character in digital text, you’re primarily using it as an exact glyph for cuneiform writing systems, cataloging, or referencing specific signs from textual studies. If you’re entering cuneiform content, ensure your font supports this character so the glyph displays correctly.

Common uses

  • β€’Copying the exact cuneiform sign into digital editions, notes, or annotations
  • β€’Labeling glyphs in a typography or Unicode character showcase
  • β€’Using it in academic or reference materials that cite specific cuneiform signs
  • β€’Adding the character to worksheets or study cards for cuneiform sign recognition
  • β€’Including the symbol in metadata, filenames, or tags for cuneiform datasets

Examples

π’Œ• Cuneiform Sign UD Times Bad

  • π’Œ•UD-times-bad: π’Œ•
  • π’Œ•Sign reference (U+12315): π’Œ•
  • π’Œ•Table row 12 uses π’Œ• for the UD Γ— bad notation.
  • π’Œ•Glyph test: π’Œ• displayed with a Unicode font.
  • π’Œ•Add this cuneiform sign (π’Œ•) to your study list.

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+12315
HTML Entity𒌕
HTML Code𒌕
CSS\12315
Decimal74517

How to type Cuneiform Sign Ud Times Bad Character (π’Œ•)

On Windows

In Word, type 12315 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 12315, then press Enter or Space.

Anywhere

Copy π’Œ• 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 Ud Times Bad character mean?

π’Œ• is a cuneiform character whose Unicode name is β€œCUNEIFORM SIGN UD TIMES BAD” (code point U+12315). In Unicode catalogs, the name reflects how the sign is categorized and labeled rather than giving a single everyday modern meaning. When you use this character in digital text, you’re primarily using it as an exact glyph for cuneiform writing systems, cataloging, or referencing specific signs from textual studies. If you’re entering cuneiform content, ensure your font supports this character so the glyph displays correctly.

What is the Unicode code point for π’Œ•?

π’Œ• is at Unicode code point U+12315.

How do I copy π’Œ• reliably from a webpage?

Copy the character directly (π’Œ•) or use the provided HTML entity: 𒌕.

Will π’Œ• always display correctly on my device?

It will display only if you have a font that supports this cuneiform block; otherwise you may see a missing-glyph box.

What are the correct escapes for developers?

Use CSS escape \\12315, JavaScript escape \\u{12315}, or the HTML entity 𒌕.