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𓇛

Egyptian Hieroglyph M029 Character

𓇛 (Egyptian Hieroglyph M029) is an Egyptian hieroglyph character you can copy using Unicode U+131DB.

U+131DB

𓇛 is the Egyptian Hieroglyph M029 character. Use it in design mockups, reference documents, or digital text where precise Unicode symbols matter. Below you’ll find copy-friendly options and developer escape codes.

Egyptian Hieroglyph M029 Character Meaning

𓇛 is an Egyptian hieroglyph identified in Unicode as β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH M029” with code point U+131DB. As with many hieroglyphs encoded in Unicode, the character’s meaning can depend on context within larger groups of signs rather than being fixed as a standalone word. In practice, people use it as a specific reference glyph for fonts, study materials, typographic experiments, or decorative inclusion of hieroglyph-style characters. If you’re composing text, ensure the surrounding characters and directionality match the way your source material presents the sign.

Common uses

  • β€’Add hieroglyph characters to digital designs, posters, and branding mockups
  • β€’Include a specific referenced sign in educational or study documents
  • β€’Create icon-like decorative text for social media posts and headers
  • β€’Use in UI mockups or typography tests to verify Unicode font support
  • β€’Embed the exact symbol in code samples or content pipelines needing U+131DB

Examples

𓇛 Egyptian Hieroglyph M029

  • π“‡›β€œTake a closer look at 𓇛 in the table of signs.”
  • π“‡›β€œHere is the glyph for M029: 𓇛.”
  • π“‡›β€œTypography test: 𓇛 𓇛 𓇛.”
  • π“‡›β€œIn this layout, the hieroglyph 𓇛 sits above the caption.”
  • π“‡›β€œUnicode reference for 𓇛 (U+131DB).”

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+131DB
HTML Entity𓇛
HTML Code𓇛
CSS\131DB

FAQ

What does the Egyptian Hieroglyph M029 character mean?

𓇛 is an Egyptian hieroglyph identified in Unicode as β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH M029” with code point U+131DB. As with many hieroglyphs encoded in Unicode, the character’s meaning can depend on context within larger groups of signs rather than being fixed as a standalone word. In practice, people use it as a specific reference glyph for fonts, study materials, typographic experiments, or decorative inclusion of hieroglyph-style characters. If you’re composing text, ensure the surrounding characters and directionality match the way your source material presents the sign.

What is the Unicode code point for 𓇛?

𓇛 is U+131DB.

How do I copy 𓇛 into HTML?

You can use the HTML entity: 𓇛.

What are the CSS and JavaScript escape codes for this symbol?

CSS escape: \\131DB. JavaScript escape: \\u{131DB}.

Does 𓇛 have a single fixed meaning on its own?

Like many hieroglyph characters, its interpretation can depend on context and the surrounding signs, so it’s often used as a specific referenced glyph rather than a standalone word.

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