Cuneiform Sign Ur Sheshig Character
πͺ is the cuneiform sign UR SHESHIG, encoded in Unicode as U+1232A.
U+1232A
πͺ (Cuneiform Sign UR Sheshig) is a Unicode character used for writing and referencing cuneiform texts. Use the copy and escape options on this page to place it in documents, web pages, and typography projects. Itβs also helpful for cataloging and research notes where precise codepoints matter.
Cuneiform Sign Ur Sheshig Character Meaning
πͺ is identified in Unicode by the name βCUNEIFORM SIGN UR SHESHIGβ and is categorized as a cuneiform character. Because cuneiform signs function as conventional characters in ancient writing systems, the exact reading and interpretation can depend on the text, sign order, and scholarly transliteration conventions. In practical terms, this character is commonly treated as a distinct sign symbol for transcription, database entry, font and glyph testing, and documentation of cuneiform text forms. When you need the sign βUR SHESHIGβ specifically, using the exact Unicode codepoint U+1232A helps ensure consistency across systems.
Common uses
- β’Copy/pasting a specific cuneiform sign into scholarly notes or transliteration drafts
- β’Using the exact Unicode character in a database field for cuneiform sign tagging
- β’Testing fonts, glyph coverage, or rendering support for cuneiform characters
- β’Creating educational materials or reference charts that list cuneiform signs by codepoint
- β’Adding the sign to web or app content using the provided JavaScript/CSS escapes
Examples
πͺ Cuneiform Sign UR Sheshig
- πͺπͺ U+1232A
- πͺCuneiform UR SHESHIG: πͺ
- πͺPlease verify glyph rendering for πͺ
- πͺSign reference: πͺ (CUNEIFORM SIGN UR SHESHIG)
- πͺTransliteration note includes πͺ in this position
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1232A | |
| HTML Entity | 𒌪 | |
| HTML Code | 𒌪 | |
| CSS | \1232A |
FAQ
What does the Cuneiform Sign Ur Sheshig character mean?
πͺ is identified in Unicode by the name βCUNEIFORM SIGN UR SHESHIGβ and is categorized as a cuneiform character. Because cuneiform signs function as conventional characters in ancient writing systems, the exact reading and interpretation can depend on the text, sign order, and scholarly transliteration conventions. In practical terms, this character is commonly treated as a distinct sign symbol for transcription, database entry, font and glyph testing, and documentation of cuneiform text forms. When you need the sign βUR SHESHIGβ specifically, using the exact Unicode codepoint U+1232A helps ensure consistency across systems.
What is the Unicode codepoint for πͺ?
The Unicode codepoint is U+1232A.
How can I copy πͺ into HTML?
Use the HTML entity 𒌪 or paste the character directly as πͺ.
What JavaScript escape can I use for πͺ?
Use \\u{1232A}.
Why might πͺ not display correctly on some devices?
Some fonts may not include the glyph for this cuneiform character, even though the Unicode character is supported.