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π“‹•

Egyptian Hieroglyph S004 Character

π“‹• is the Unicode character for Egyptian Hieroglyph S004, ready to copy for digital design and text.

U+132D5

π“‹• is an Egyptian hieroglyph character encoded as U+132D5. Use it in websites, apps, and documents with the provided copy and escape formats. If your font supports it, it should display as the intended glyph.

Egyptian Hieroglyph S004 Character Meaning

π“‹• is the Unicode character named β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH S004” (code point U+132D5). As with many hieroglyphs, the visual sign is a specific symbol entry in the Unicode standard rather than a guaranteed word or phonetic value in every context. Its exact reading can depend on how it appears in a larger inscription (neighboring signs, writing direction, and intended transcription). In practice, people commonly use it as a decorative hieroglyph sign, a typographic element, or a precise Unicode character for labeling, reference, or study materials.

Common uses

  • β€’Adding an Egyptian-style decorative glyph to posters, covers, or headers
  • β€’Using as a precise Unicode character for digital callouts, labels, or notation
  • β€’Including in educational materials or mock inscriptions where a specific sign is needed
  • β€’Designing icons or badge elements that reference hieroglyph aesthetics
  • β€’Typing or embedding the symbol in social media posts to represent β€œancient Egypt” themes

Examples

π“‹• Egyptian Hieroglyph S004

  • π“‹•Ancient theme: π“‹•
  • π“‹•Hieroglyph sign (S004): π“‹•
  • π“‹•Use the character π“‹• in your layout.
  • π“‹•Unicode check: π“‹• (U+132D5).
  • π“‹•Decorative glyph: π“‹•

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+132D5
HTML Entity𓋕
HTML Code𓋕
CSS\132D5

FAQ

What does the Egyptian Hieroglyph S004 character mean?

π“‹• is the Unicode character named β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH S004” (code point U+132D5). As with many hieroglyphs, the visual sign is a specific symbol entry in the Unicode standard rather than a guaranteed word or phonetic value in every context. Its exact reading can depend on how it appears in a larger inscription (neighboring signs, writing direction, and intended transcription). In practice, people commonly use it as a decorative hieroglyph sign, a typographic element, or a precise Unicode character for labeling, reference, or study materials.

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

π“‹• is U+132D5 (EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH S004).

How can I copy π“‹• into HTML?

You can paste the character directly, or use the HTML entity: 𓋕

How do I use π“‹• in CSS?

Use the CSS escape form: \\132D5 (within the appropriate CSS context).

Why does π“‹• not display correctly on my device?

Glyph support depends on the font. If your system font doesn’t include this hieroglyph, it may show a placeholder box or fallback character.

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