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𒌣

Cuneiform Sign Umum Character

𒌣 is the cuneiform sign named UMUM, encoded at U+12323.

U+12323

The symbol 𒌣 is a cuneiform character used in writing systems that employ cuneiform signs. This page helps you copy it accurately and find developer-friendly escape options. It’s listed as “CUNEIFORM SIGN UMUM” at U+12323.

Cuneiform Sign Umum Character Meaning

𒌣 is the cuneiform sign commonly referred to by its Unicode name, “CUNEIFORM SIGN UMUM” (U+12323). As with many cuneiform signs, its specific reading and role can vary depending on the language, scribal tradition, and context of the original text. For practical purposes, you can treat it as the standardized Unicode character for “UMUM” when you need to represent that exact sign in digital documents, typography, or reference material. Use the code point (U+12323) to ensure you’re copying the correct character, not a similar-looking glyph from another font or set.

Common uses

  • Copying a specific cuneiform character into Unicode-compliant documents
  • Using the sign in linguistic or historical text displays and annotations
  • Creating educational materials or worksheets about cuneiform writing
  • Working on digital cuneiform typography or font testing pages
  • Labeling or referencing signs in research notes and catalog entries

Examples

𒌣 Cuneiform Sign Umum (U+12323)

  • 𒌣Here is the cuneiform sign 𒌣 for UMUM: U+12323.
  • 𒌣Type 𒌣 to insert the CUNEIFORM SIGN UMUM character.
  • 𒌣In your font test, confirm the glyph for 𒌣 renders correctly.
  • 𒌣Use HTML entity form: 𒌣.
  • 𒌣In JavaScript, you can use \\u{12323} to produce 𒌣.

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+12323
HTML Entity𒌣
HTML Code𒌣
CSS\12323

FAQ

What does the Cuneiform Sign Umum character mean?

𒌣 is the cuneiform sign commonly referred to by its Unicode name, “CUNEIFORM SIGN UMUM” (U+12323). As with many cuneiform signs, its specific reading and role can vary depending on the language, scribal tradition, and context of the original text. For practical purposes, you can treat it as the standardized Unicode character for “UMUM” when you need to represent that exact sign in digital documents, typography, or reference material. Use the code point (U+12323) to ensure you’re copying the correct character, not a similar-looking glyph from another font or set.

What is the Unicode code point for 𒌣?

𒌣 is encoded as U+12323.

What is the Unicode name of this symbol?

Its Unicode name is “CUNEIFORM SIGN UMUM”.

How can I copy 𒌣 into HTML?

You can use the HTML entity: 𒌣.

How do I generate 𒌣 in JavaScript?

Use the JavaScript escape: \\u{12323}.