Cuneiform Sign Zib Character
𒍦 is the cuneiform sign Zib (Unicode U+12366), useful for titles, references, and digital manuscripts.
U+12366
𒍦 is a single Unicode character in the cuneiform block. It’s commonly referenced by its Unicode name, “CUNEIFORM SIGN ZIB”. Use it for writing systems research, digital documents, and typographic mockups that need the exact character.
Cuneiform Sign Zib Character Meaning
𒍦 is the Unicode character named “CUNEIFORM SIGN ZIB” (U+12366). In practice, the “meaning” of a cuneiform sign depends on the specific language, text, and scholarly transliteration conventions used in a given work. On digital pages, the most reliable way to represent the character is to use the exact Unicode code point so it renders consistently across platforms that support it. For designers and developers, its value is primarily as a precise, copyable glyph identified by Unicode—rather than an interchangeable icon.
Common uses
- •Add an exact cuneiform character to a digital manuscript or study document
- •Label images, captions, or tables that reference the sign Zib by its Unicode character
- •Include the symbol in typography tests for Unicode cuneiform rendering
- •Write posts or educational content where you need the exact character rather than an illustration
- •Use in web or app text where you want consistent encoding (Unicode U+12366)
Examples
𒍦 Cuneiform Sign Zib
- 𒍦Unicode reference: 𒍦 (U+12366)
- 𒍦Cuneiform sign Zib: 𒍦
- 𒍦Table entry for the sign 𒍦
- 𒍦Rendering test character: 𒍦
- 𒍦Character copy/paste: 𒍦
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+12366 | |
| HTML Entity | 𒍦 | |
| HTML Code | 𒍦 | |
| CSS | \12366 |
FAQ
What does the Cuneiform Sign Zib character mean?
𒍦 is the Unicode character named “CUNEIFORM SIGN ZIB” (U+12366). In practice, the “meaning” of a cuneiform sign depends on the specific language, text, and scholarly transliteration conventions used in a given work. On digital pages, the most reliable way to represent the character is to use the exact Unicode code point so it renders consistently across platforms that support it. For designers and developers, its value is primarily as a precise, copyable glyph identified by Unicode—rather than an interchangeable icon.
What is the Unicode code point for 𒍦?
𒍦 is U+12366.
How can I copy 𒍦 for use in HTML?
You can copy the character directly, or use the HTML entity: 𒍦.
What CSS escape can I use for 𒍦?
Use: \\12366 in CSS.
Is the symbol’s meaning fixed across all texts?
The glyph is the same character, but the sign’s reading or interpretation depends on the specific language and source text. Unicode identifies the character, not its contextual meaning.