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π“€”

Egyptian Hieroglyph A017 Character

Egyptian Hieroglyph A017 (U+13014), used for displaying a specific hieroglyph character in Unicode text.

U+13014

π“€” is the Unicode character known as EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH A017. It’s part of the Egyptian Hieroglyphs block and can be copied directly into web or app text. Below you’ll find reliable code points and escape sequences for developers.

Egyptian Hieroglyph A017 Character Meaning

π“€” is a single Unicode character representing β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH A017” (U+13014). As with many hieroglyph entries in Unicode, the character functions primarily as a text glyph in the Egyptian Hieroglyphs block. Its exact linguistic meaning depends on the wider inscription context (neighboring signs, direction, and layout), so it’s best treated as a specific coded sign rather than a standalone word. In practical terms, people use it to display or label hieroglyphic content consistently across documents, fonts, and platforms that support this code point.

Common uses

  • β€’Labeling or cataloging hieroglyph sign lists using the Unicode ID (A017)
  • β€’Building multilingual or Unicode test pages for extended character support (U+13014)
  • β€’Designing educational materials or posters that reference specific Egyptian signs
  • β€’Creating icons, badges, or typographic elements for Egyptology-themed projects
  • β€’Adding accurate hieroglyph characters to digital manuscripts or transcription drafts

Examples

π“€” Egyptian Hieroglyph A017

  • π“€”Unicode test: π“€” (U+13014)
  • π“€”Hieroglyph sign A017: π“€”
  • π“€”Example string: 𓀔𓀕𓀖
  • π“€”Character: π“€” β€” Egyptian Hieroglyph A017
  • π“€”Use in typography mockup: π“€”

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+13014
HTML Entity𓀔
HTML Code𓀔
CSS\13014

FAQ

What does the Egyptian Hieroglyph A017 character mean?

π“€” is a single Unicode character representing β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH A017” (U+13014). As with many hieroglyph entries in Unicode, the character functions primarily as a text glyph in the Egyptian Hieroglyphs block. Its exact linguistic meaning depends on the wider inscription context (neighboring signs, direction, and layout), so it’s best treated as a specific coded sign rather than a standalone word. In practical terms, people use it to display or label hieroglyphic content consistently across documents, fonts, and platforms that support this code point.

What is the Unicode code point for π“€”?

π“€” is U+13014 (EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH A017).

How do I copy π“€” into HTML?

You can use the HTML entity: 𓀔.

What escape sequences can I use in code?

CSS escape: \\13014. JavaScript (Unicode code point escape): \\u{13014}.

Why does π“€” sometimes not display correctly?

The character requires a font with support for the Egyptian Hieroglyphs Unicode block; otherwise it may render as a placeholder box.

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