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𓀁

Egyptian Hieroglyph A002 Character

𓀁 is the Egyptian Hieroglyph A002 character (U+13001), useful for titles, references, and typographic projects.

U+13001

𓀁 is an Egyptian Hieroglyph character identified as A002 in the Unicode block for Egyptian Hieroglyphs. It’s handy when you need a specific hieroglyph for documentation, design, or educational content. You can copy it directly or insert it via its Unicode code point.

Egyptian Hieroglyph A002 Character Meaning

𓀁 is known in Unicode as β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH A002” (U+13001). Like many Egyptian hieroglyph entries, the Unicode name specifies a standardized character rather than a single, universally fixed translation in every context. For practical use, treat it as a particular hieroglyph sign for reference, cataloging, or matching a chart. In projects involving epigraphy, fonts, or Unicode-to-sign workflows, accuracy comes from using the correct code point and verifying that the target font supports the character.

Common uses

  • β€’Adding a specific hieroglyph sign to a digital chart or reference sheet
  • β€’Typography for educational materials about Unicode Egyptian Hieroglyphs
  • β€’Labeling or annotating artwork where the sign’s ID matters (A002)
  • β€’Creating small decorative headings or icons inspired by hieroglyphs
  • β€’Testing font support and character rendering for U+13001

Examples

𓀁 Egyptian Hieroglyph A002

  • 𓀁Unicode test: 𓀁 (U+13001)
  • 𓀁Hieroglyph sign A002: 𓀁
  • 𓀁Copy/paste check for Egyptian Hieroglyphs: 𓀁
  • 𓀁Reference entry: 𓀁 β€” Egyptian Hieroglyph A002
  • 𓀁Title mark: 𓀁 Ancient Scripts

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+13001
HTML Entity𓀁
HTML Code𓀁
CSS\13001

FAQ

What does the Egyptian Hieroglyph A002 character mean?

𓀁 is known in Unicode as β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH A002” (U+13001). Like many Egyptian hieroglyph entries, the Unicode name specifies a standardized character rather than a single, universally fixed translation in every context. For practical use, treat it as a particular hieroglyph sign for reference, cataloging, or matching a chart. In projects involving epigraphy, fonts, or Unicode-to-sign workflows, accuracy comes from using the correct code point and verifying that the target font supports the character.

What is the Unicode code point for 𓀁?

𓀁 is U+13001 (named β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH A002” in Unicode).

How do I copy 𓀁 correctly from this page?

Copy the character directly as shown (𓀁). If your app supports Unicode, pasting should preserve the exact glyph.

How can I insert 𓀁 in HTML?

Use the provided HTML entity: 𓀁

Will 𓀁 display in all fonts?

Not necessarily. Rendering depends on whether the font you’re using supports Egyptian Hieroglyphs. If it doesn’t, you may see a placeholder box.

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