Egyptian Hieroglyph M033b Character
𓇢 is the Egyptian Hieroglyph M033B character, useful for titles, catalogs, and typographic design.
U+131E2
𓇢 is an Egyptian hieroglyph character identified as EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH M033B. Use it in documents, design mockups, or digital archives when you need a hieroglyph glyph by its exact code point. Below you’ll find copy options and common ways people use this symbol.
Egyptian Hieroglyph M033b Character Meaning
𓇢 is the Unicode character “EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH M033B” at code point U+131E2. As an Egyptian hieroglyph, it’s typically used for text that references hieroglyphic writing—such as language or history projects, educational materials, museum or catalog content, or decorative typographic work inspired by ancient scripts. In practice, most users treat it as a specific glyph they want to display precisely, rather than as an emoji-like symbol with a single universal meaning. When you use it, it’s best to pair it with clear context (labels, captions, or accompanying text) so readers understand what it represents in your work.
Common uses
- •Adding hieroglyph glyphs to educational worksheets or lesson materials
- •Designing posters or covers with an ancient Egyptian script aesthetic
- •Building digital catalogs or indexes of Unicode hieroglyph characters
- •Marking terms in a writing system reference or glossary
- •Including the exact symbol in website or app UI mockups for typographic accuracy
Examples
𓇢 Egyptian Hieroglyph M033B
- 𓇢U+131E2: 𓇢
- 𓇢Reference glyph: 𓇢 (EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH M033B)
- 𓇢Hieroglyph sample: 𓇢 in the title line
- 𓇢Unicode character picker result: 𓇢
- 𓇢Add symbol 𓇢 to your layout using the code point
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+131E2 | |
| HTML Entity | 𓇢 | |
| HTML Code | 𓇢 | |
| CSS | \131E2 |
FAQ
What does the Egyptian Hieroglyph M033b character mean?
𓇢 is the Unicode character “EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH M033B” at code point U+131E2. As an Egyptian hieroglyph, it’s typically used for text that references hieroglyphic writing—such as language or history projects, educational materials, museum or catalog content, or decorative typographic work inspired by ancient scripts. In practice, most users treat it as a specific glyph they want to display precisely, rather than as an emoji-like symbol with a single universal meaning. When you use it, it’s best to pair it with clear context (labels, captions, or accompanying text) so readers understand what it represents in your work.
What is the Unicode code point for 𓇢?
𓇢 is U+131E2, named “EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH M033B”.
How can I copy 𓇢 into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity provided on this page: 𓇢.
How do I include this symbol in CSS?
Use the CSS escape: \\131E2.
Will 𓇢 display correctly on all devices?
It depends on whether the user’s font supports the character. If the font lacks the glyph, it may show a missing-character box.