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π“‹’

Egyptian Hieroglyph S002 Character

π“‹’ is the Egyptian Hieroglyph S002 character (U+132D2) for text, design, and digital typography.

U+132D2

π“‹’ is an Egyptian Hieroglyph character identified in Unicode as EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH S002. It’s useful when you need hieroglyph-style symbols in writing, design mockups, or icon-like text. This page provides copy-ready output and developer-friendly code escapes.

Egyptian Hieroglyph S002 Character Meaning

π“‹’ is the Unicode character β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH S002” (U+132D2) in the β€œEgyptian Hieroglyphs” category. Like many hieroglyph entries, its practical value comes from using the specific Unicode character as a stable identifier in digital text. Because hieroglyphs can vary by context (arrangement, neighboring signs, and intended reading order), the most reliable way to β€œuse” it is to place the correct character sequence for your intended inscription or visual style. For everyday use, it’s commonly treated as a standalone decorative or typographic sign when the exact Unicode character matters.

Common uses

  • β€’Adding hieroglyph-style symbols to posters, thumbnails, and branding mockups
  • β€’Labeling or annotating ancient-themed UI elements or infographics
  • β€’Including Unicode-accurate hieroglyphs in documents and presentations
  • β€’Writing social media posts that reference ancient culture using specific characters
  • β€’Using the exact character in developer text, search, or encoding workflows

Examples

π“‹’ Egyptian Hieroglyph S002 (U+132D2)

  • π“‹’π“‹’
  • π“‹’Ancient mark: π“‹’
  • π“‹’Hieroglyph set includes π“‹’ and more signs.
  • π“‹’Type test: π“‹’ U+132D2
  • π“‹’Poster detailβ€”glyph π“‹’

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+132D2
HTML Entity𓋒
HTML Code𓋒
CSS\132D2

FAQ

What does the Egyptian Hieroglyph S002 character mean?

π“‹’ is the Unicode character β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH S002” (U+132D2) in the β€œEgyptian Hieroglyphs” category. Like many hieroglyph entries, its practical value comes from using the specific Unicode character as a stable identifier in digital text. Because hieroglyphs can vary by context (arrangement, neighboring signs, and intended reading order), the most reliable way to β€œuse” it is to place the correct character sequence for your intended inscription or visual style. For everyday use, it’s commonly treated as a standalone decorative or typographic sign when the exact Unicode character matters.

What is the Unicode code point for π“‹’?

π“‹’ is U+132D2 (Unicode name: EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH S002).

How do I copy π“‹’ for HTML?

Use the HTML entity: 𓋒.

What are the CSS and JavaScript escapes for π“‹’?

CSS escape: \\132D2. JavaScript escape: \\u{132D2}.

Why does π“‹’ look different across devices?

Appearance depends on whether the font supports this Unicode character; if a font lacks it, you may see a missing-glyph box or fallback styling.