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𓅢

Egyptian Hieroglyph G030 Character

𓅢 is the Unicode Egyptian Hieroglyph G030 character (U+13162) for text, design, and reference.

U+13162

𓅢 represents an Egyptian hieroglyph listed as G030 in Unicode. It’s useful when you need a specific hieroglyph character for typography, educational content, or labeled references. Below you’ll find copy options and technical escapes for common developer workflows.

Egyptian Hieroglyph G030 Character Meaning

𓅢 is a single Unicode character identified as “EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH G030” (U+13162). As with many hieroglyph code points, its meaning is best understood in context of the specific inscription, glyph set, and how it’s used alongside other signs. In practice, people use this character to represent the particular G030 sign in digital texts, font previews, study notes, labeling, or design mockups that require consistent character-level accuracy. Because hieroglyphs are often combined, this symbol’s practical “meaning” depends on neighboring symbols and the source material being transcribed.

Common uses

  • Adding a specific hieroglyph (G030) to a digital transcription or study document
  • Typography and graphic design mockups needing precise Unicode character placement
  • Creating labeled diagrams or references in educational or museum-style materials
  • Building consistent iconography in apps or websites that reference hieroglyph sets
  • Preparing social media or blog posts that require copyable hieroglyph characters

Examples

𓅢 Egyptian Hieroglyph G030

  • 𓅢“Here is the hieroglyph G030: 𓅢.”
  • 𓅢Transcription note: 𓅢 appears between two other signs.
  • 𓅢Use Unicode U+13162 to insert 𓅢 reliably.
  • 𓅢Glyph reference sheet includes 𓅢 as G030.
  • 𓅢Caption: 𓅢 (Egyptian Hieroglyph G030).

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+13162
HTML Entity𓅢
HTML Code𓅢
CSS\13162

FAQ

What does the Egyptian Hieroglyph G030 character mean?

𓅢 is a single Unicode character identified as “EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH G030” (U+13162). As with many hieroglyph code points, its meaning is best understood in context of the specific inscription, glyph set, and how it’s used alongside other signs. In practice, people use this character to represent the particular G030 sign in digital texts, font previews, study notes, labeling, or design mockups that require consistent character-level accuracy. Because hieroglyphs are often combined, this symbol’s practical “meaning” depends on neighboring symbols and the source material being transcribed.

What is the Unicode code point for 𓅢?

𓅢 is U+13162 (Unicode name: EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH G030).

How can I copy 𓅢 into HTML?

You can use the HTML entity: 𓅢

What are the CSS and JavaScript escapes for this character?

CSS escape: \\13162. JavaScript escape (Unicode code point): \\u{13162}.

Will 𓅢 display correctly on all devices?

Not always—hieroglyph support depends on the font and rendering system. If it doesn’t show, try a Unicode-capable font that includes Egyptian Hieroglyphs.

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