Egyptian Hieroglyph Aa019 Character
𓐡 is the Egyptian Hieroglyph AA019 character, available at U+13421 for copy and digital typesetting.
U+13421
𓐡 is an Egyptian Hieroglyphs character identified as AA019. If you need a precise, standards-based glyph for design, writing, or coding, this page provides the correct Unicode details and copy options. Use the code points and entities below to paste it reliably across platforms.
Egyptian Hieroglyph Aa019 Character Meaning
𓐡 is designated in Unicode as “EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH AA019” (U+13421). As with many hieroglyphs in digital typography, the character’s “meaning” depends on context—especially the surrounding signs in a text. In practice, AA019 is most often used to represent a specific hieroglyph sign in reconstructed Egyptian writing, scholarly drafts, or ornamental layouts. Designers and developers typically treat it as a single, named Unicode character to ensure consistent rendering, searching, and font support rather than relying on a simplified one-word translation.
Common uses
- •Adding a specific Egyptian hieroglyph sign to posters, flyers, or title cards
- •Using U+13421 in web pages and documents that require exact Unicode characters
- •Creating reference texts for typography, Unicode mapping, or sign lists
- •Including hieroglyph characters in academic or educational layout drafts
- •Sharing or archiving sign variants in social posts or digital collections
Examples
𓐡 Egyptian Hieroglyph AA019 | Copy & Unicode Info
- 𓐡AA019: 𓐡 in a hieroglyph reference list
- 𓐡Type the sign: 𓐡 (U+13421) in your editor
- 𓐡Poster header includes 𓐡 for a hieroglyph-themed design
- 𓐡In a caption: 𓐡 represents the AA019 sign
- 𓐡Unicode test string: 𓐡 𓐡 𓐡
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+13421 | |
| HTML Entity | 𓐡 | |
| HTML Code | 𓐡 | |
| CSS | \13421 |
FAQ
What does the Egyptian Hieroglyph Aa019 character mean?
𓐡 is designated in Unicode as “EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH AA019” (U+13421). As with many hieroglyphs in digital typography, the character’s “meaning” depends on context—especially the surrounding signs in a text. In practice, AA019 is most often used to represent a specific hieroglyph sign in reconstructed Egyptian writing, scholarly drafts, or ornamental layouts. Designers and developers typically treat it as a single, named Unicode character to ensure consistent rendering, searching, and font support rather than relying on a simplified one-word translation.
What is the Unicode code point for 𓐡?
𓐡 is U+13421 (EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH AA019).
How do I type 𓐡 in HTML?
Use the HTML entity: 𓐡
What escape sequences can I use in code?
CSS escape: \\13421. JavaScript escape: \\u{13421}.
Why does 𓐡 look different on my device?
Rendering depends on the font. Hieroglyphs require a font that supports Egyptian Hieroglyph characters; otherwise you may see a fallback box or different glyph styling.