Egyptian Hieroglyph Nl003 Character
π’ is an Egyptian hieroglyph character (U+13222) used in Unicode text for writing and design reference.
U+13222
π’ is the Unicode character named βEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH NL003β (U+13222). Itβs useful when you need a precise hieroglyph for digital typography, documentation, or content mockups. Use the provided copy and code escapes to insert it reliably.
Egyptian Hieroglyph Nl003 Character Meaning
π’ belongs to the Unicode block for Egyptian Hieroglyphs and is identified specifically as βEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH NL003β (U+13222). Like many hieroglyph characters in Unicode, its exact reading and linguistic value depend on context within a larger sequence of signs. In practice, people use this symbol for accurate reproduction of hieroglyph text, for citing or indexing signs in reference materials, and for creating typographic samples where a specific Unicode code point is required. If youβre working with transliteration or spellings, pair the sign with the surrounding hieroglyphs used in your source.
Common uses
- β’Copying the exact Unicode hieroglyph sign into documents, notes, or worksheets
- β’Displaying hieroglyph characters in web pages using the HTML entity or Unicode escapes
- β’Creating typography or icon mockups that require a specific character code point (U+13222)
- β’Including the sign in research summaries or cataloging/indexing materials for Egyptian scripts
- β’Adding hieroglyphs to educational or design content where precise character identity matters
Examples
π’ Egyptian Hieroglyph NL003
- π’βHere is the sign π’ (U+13222) used in the reference.β
- π’βIn the sample line, π’ appears after the preceding hieroglyph.β
- π’βCopy/paste π’ to keep the character consistent across devices.β
- π’βHTML: 𓈢 // (use the provided entity for π’).β
- π’βFor code, insert U+13222 when generating hieroglyph text.β
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+13222 | |
| HTML Entity | 𓈢 | |
| HTML Code | 𓈢 | |
| CSS | \13222 |
FAQ
What does the Egyptian Hieroglyph Nl003 character mean?
π’ belongs to the Unicode block for Egyptian Hieroglyphs and is identified specifically as βEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH NL003β (U+13222). Like many hieroglyph characters in Unicode, its exact reading and linguistic value depend on context within a larger sequence of signs. In practice, people use this symbol for accurate reproduction of hieroglyph text, for citing or indexing signs in reference materials, and for creating typographic samples where a specific Unicode code point is required. If youβre working with transliteration or spellings, pair the sign with the surrounding hieroglyphs used in your source.
What Unicode character is π’?
π’ is βEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH NL003β with Unicode code point U+13222.
How can I copy π’ reliably?
Copy the character directly from this page, or use the provided escapes like the HTML entity (𓈢), CSS escape (\\13222), or JavaScript escape (\\u{13222}).
Whatβs the correct HTML/CSS/JavaScript value to use?
HTML entity: 𓈢 CSS escape: \\13222 JavaScript escape: \\u{13222}.
Does π’ have one fixed meaning?
Its precise reading depends on context within a sequence of hieroglyphs. This page provides the character identity and code point; meaning for the full sign sequence comes from your source material.