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𓃽

Egyptian Hieroglyph E038 Character

𓃽 is the Unicode character β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH E038”, used for Egyptian-script text and typography.

U+130FD

𓃽 is a Unicode-encoded Egyptian hieroglyph identified as E038. You can copy it directly or use the provided HTML, CSS, and JavaScript escapes in digital projects. It’s useful when you need precise hieroglyph characters by code point.

Egyptian Hieroglyph E038 Character Meaning

𓃽 is β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH E038” (Unicode U+130FD). As a specific hieroglyph character, it is typically used to represent a particular sign in Egyptian-script typography, digital epigraphy, or cataloging where exact code points matter. In practical terms, the β€œmeaning” in texts depends on the surrounding hieroglyphs and the context of the text you’re working with. When you use it in a document or app, the main concern is correct encoding and font support so the glyph displays properly rather than substituting a similar-looking symbol.

Common uses

  • β€’Typing or adding a specific Egyptian hieroglyph sign in a Unicode document
  • β€’Designing posters, badges, or game UI elements that include hieroglyph characters
  • β€’Building searchable character sets for educational or reference materials
  • β€’Producing epigraphy mockups where exact code points must be preserved
  • β€’Coding content for websites or apps using HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes

Examples

𓃽 Egyptian Hieroglyph E038

  • 𓃽𓃽
  • 𓃽Add 𓃽 to your hieroglyph list for U+130FD.
  • 𓃽Unicode test: 𓃽 should render in your chosen font.
  • 𓃽In this line, the sign 𓃽 follows the previous hieroglyph.
  • 𓃽Use the escape sequence for 𓃽: \\u{130FD}.

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+130FD
HTML Entity𓃽
HTML Code𓃽
CSS\130FD

FAQ

What does the Egyptian Hieroglyph E038 character mean?

𓃽 is β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH E038” (Unicode U+130FD). As a specific hieroglyph character, it is typically used to represent a particular sign in Egyptian-script typography, digital epigraphy, or cataloging where exact code points matter. In practical terms, the β€œmeaning” in texts depends on the surrounding hieroglyphs and the context of the text you’re working with. When you use it in a document or app, the main concern is correct encoding and font support so the glyph displays properly rather than substituting a similar-looking symbol.

What is the Unicode for 𓃽?

𓃽 is Unicode code point U+130FD (EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH E038).

How can I copy 𓃽 into HTML?

Use the HTML entity: 𓃽

What is the CSS escape for this character?

The CSS escape is: \\130FD

Will 𓃽 always display correctly on my device?

It depends on font support for Egyptian Hieroglyphs. If your font doesn’t include U+130FD, it may not render as expected.

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