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Egyptian Hieroglyph A039 Character

𓀬 (Egyptian Hieroglyph A039) is an Egyptian hieroglyph character identified by U+1302C.

U+1302C

𓀬 is an Egyptian hieroglyph character labeled β€œA039” in the Unicode standard. This page helps you copy it reliably and use the correct code point in web and app text.

Egyptian Hieroglyph A039 Character Meaning

𓀬 is the Unicode character named β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH A039” (U+1302C). In practice, its β€œmeaning” depends on the larger hieroglyphic text it appears in, because hieroglyphs are used as symbols within words, names, and inscriptions rather than as standalone single-word icons. When you use it, you’re typically referencing or reproducing a specific hieroglyph sign from a catalog (the A-series numbering), for example in typography, education materials, or epigraphic mockups. For accurate interpretation, pair the character with the surrounding signs and the source reference you’re following.

Common uses

  • β€’Typography mockups for Egyptian-style designs and signage
  • β€’Educational materials and worksheets about Unicode hieroglyph codes
  • β€’Cataloging or labeling hieroglyph sets by sign ID (A039)
  • β€’Social media posts quoting or showcasing specific Unicode characters
  • β€’Developer work where you need the exact character for text rendering tests

Examples

𓀬 Egyptian Hieroglyph A039

  • π“€¬β€œHere is 𓀬 β€” Egyptian Hieroglyph A039 (U+1302C).”
  • π“€¬β€œAdd 𓀬 to your hieroglyph Unicode test string.”
  • π“€¬β€œThe sign A039 is shown here as 𓀬.”
  • π“€¬β€œCheck how 𓀬 renders in your chosen font.”
  • π“€¬β€œUse 𓀬 when referencing the U+1302C character.”

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+1302C
HTML Entity𓀬
HTML Code𓀬
CSS\1302C

FAQ

What does the Egyptian Hieroglyph A039 character mean?

𓀬 is the Unicode character named β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH A039” (U+1302C). In practice, its β€œmeaning” depends on the larger hieroglyphic text it appears in, because hieroglyphs are used as symbols within words, names, and inscriptions rather than as standalone single-word icons. When you use it, you’re typically referencing or reproducing a specific hieroglyph sign from a catalog (the A-series numbering), for example in typography, education materials, or epigraphic mockups. For accurate interpretation, pair the character with the surrounding signs and the source reference you’re following.

What is the Unicode code point for 𓀬?

𓀬 is U+1302C (Unicode name: EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH A039).

How do I copy 𓀬 correctly in HTML?

You can use the HTML entity: 𓀬.

What CSS escape should I use for 𓀬?

Use the CSS escape \\1302C.

Why might 𓀬 not display in my browser or app?

Some fonts don’t support this character. Try a font with extended Unicode coverage for Egyptian Hieroglyphs, then recheck rendering.