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π“ˆ—

Egyptian Hieroglyph N035a Character

π“ˆ— is the Unicode character β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH N035A” (U+13217), used to represent an Egyptian hieroglyph in text.

U+13217

π“ˆ— is an Egyptian hieroglyph character encoded in Unicode. It’s useful when you need to display or search for specific hieroglyphs in plain text. This page provides copy options and encoding details for U+13217.

Egyptian Hieroglyph N035a Character Meaning

π“ˆ— is identified in Unicode as β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH N035A” (code point U+13217). As with many hieroglyph characters, the exact reading and interpretation can depend on context, spelling, and surrounding signs in inscriptions. In text-based workflows, it’s commonly used to include a specific hieroglyph sign by its standardized Unicode name. That makes it practical for educational materials, digital typography, cataloging, and references where you want the exact character rather than a description or image.

Common uses

  • β€’Adding the specific hieroglyph sign to a digital text or manuscript transcription
  • β€’Using the character in education or study notes about Unicode hieroglyph blocks
  • β€’Labeling or cataloging a collection of hieroglyph signs in a spreadsheet or database
  • β€’Creating typographic mockups or posters that include Egyptian hieroglyph characters
  • β€’Building search tags or metadata for hieroglyph-focused content

Examples

π“ˆ— Egyptian Hieroglyph N035A

  • π“ˆ—Unicode study: β€œπ“ˆ— is U+13217.”
  • π“ˆ—Museum label draft: β€œSign: π“ˆ— (N035A).”
  • π“ˆ—Transcription note: β€œHere appears π“ˆ— among the following signs.”
  • π“ˆ—Typographic test: β€œDisplay check for π“ˆ— in body text.”
  • π“ˆ—Metadata entry: β€œCharacter π“ˆ— for hieroglyph sign set.”

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+13217
HTML Entity𓈗
HTML Code𓈗
CSS\13217

FAQ

What does the Egyptian Hieroglyph N035a character mean?

π“ˆ— is identified in Unicode as β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH N035A” (code point U+13217). As with many hieroglyph characters, the exact reading and interpretation can depend on context, spelling, and surrounding signs in inscriptions. In text-based workflows, it’s commonly used to include a specific hieroglyph sign by its standardized Unicode name. That makes it practical for educational materials, digital typography, cataloging, and references where you want the exact character rather than a description or image.

What Unicode character is π“ˆ—?

π“ˆ— is β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH N035A” with the Unicode code point U+13217.

How can I copy π“ˆ— safely from this page?

Select and copy the character π“ˆ— directly, or use one of the provided escape formats (HTML/CSS/JavaScript) in your code.

What are the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript escapes for π“ˆ—?

HTML entity: 𓈗 CSS escape: \\13217 JavaScript escape: \\u{13217}.

Does π“ˆ— always mean the same thing in every inscription?

The exact reading can depend on context and neighboring signs, but the character itself consistently maps to U+13217 / β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH N035A” in Unicode.