Egyptian Hieroglyph C010 Character
π¦ is the Unicode Egyptian Hieroglyph character βC010β (U+13066) for text, design, and typography.
U+13066
π¦ is an Egyptian hieroglyph symbol encoded in Unicode. Itβs useful when you need this exact glyph for design mockups, documents, or educational content. Below youβll find copy options and implementation-friendly code points.
Egyptian Hieroglyph C010 Character Meaning
π¦ is the Unicode character named βEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH C010β (code point U+13066). As with many hieroglyph characters in Unicode, the glyph is primarily used as a typographic element: you can include it in text, labels, posters, or digital artwork where Egyptian hieroglyphs are referenced. If youβre using it in writing or research contexts, verify the intended reading or context in a hieroglyph reference, since the Unicode character itself is an encoded glyph rather than an automatic translation. Practically, this character is commonly sought for accurate copying and consistent rendering across platforms and apps that support the Unicode range.
Common uses
- β’Copying the exact Unicode glyph π¦ into documents, slides, or design files
- β’Creating typographic decorative headings or themed layouts using Egyptian hieroglyphs
- β’Using the character in web/branding mockups that require precise Unicode rendering
- β’Including the glyph in educational materials or reference notes about Unicode hieroglyphs
- β’Testing font support for the Egyptian Hieroglyphs Unicode block
Examples
π¦ Egyptian Hieroglyph C010
- π¦The label reads: π¦ in the corner of the poster.
- π¦I added π¦ to the header to match the theme.
- π¦Unicode U+13066 corresponds to π¦.
- π¦For my mockup, I used π¦ as a decorative glyph.
- π¦In the reference list, π¦ is listed under Egyptian Hieroglyph C010.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+13066 | |
| HTML Entity | 𓁦 | |
| HTML Code | 𓁦 | |
| CSS | \13066 |
FAQ
What does the Egyptian Hieroglyph C010 character mean?
π¦ is the Unicode character named βEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH C010β (code point U+13066). As with many hieroglyph characters in Unicode, the glyph is primarily used as a typographic element: you can include it in text, labels, posters, or digital artwork where Egyptian hieroglyphs are referenced. If youβre using it in writing or research contexts, verify the intended reading or context in a hieroglyph reference, since the Unicode character itself is an encoded glyph rather than an automatic translation. Practically, this character is commonly sought for accurate copying and consistent rendering across platforms and apps that support the Unicode range.
What is the Unicode code point for π¦?
π¦ is U+13066 (named βEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH C010β).
How do I use π¦ in HTML?
Use the HTML entity: 𓁦 or paste the character directly if your font supports it.
What CSS escape works for this glyph?
Use: \\13066 in CSS contexts that accept Unicode escapes.
Why do I see a box or question mark instead of π¦?
That usually means the selected font doesnβt support the Egyptian Hieroglyphs Unicode range. Try a Unicode-compatible font that includes this glyph.