Egyptian Hieroglyph S014b Character
π’ is the Egyptian Hieroglyph S014B character (U+132E2) for text, design, and documentation.
U+132E2
π’ is an Egyptian hieroglyph symbol identified in Unicode as EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH S014B. This page helps you copy it correctly and use it in web or design workflows.
Egyptian Hieroglyph S014b Character Meaning
π’ is encoded in Unicode as EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH S014B (code point U+132E2). As a hieroglyph block character, itβs primarily used as a specific sign in digital texts, fonts, and scholarly or educational materials that reference Unicode-assigned hieroglyphs. Its βmeaningβ in everyday reading contexts depends on the original hieroglyph signβs usage in language and inscriptions; however, for most users the practical value is identifying and reproducing the exact sign form represented by S014B. When writing or designing, you typically use it to match a referenced hieroglyph catalog entry rather than to convey a single universal word.
Common uses
- β’Adding the exact hieroglyph sign in digital documents, notes, or catalog references
- β’Designing posters, study sheets, or lesson materials about Unicode hieroglyphs
- β’Using it in typography mockups to test font support for Egyptian characters
- β’Embedding the symbol in web content using reliable copy/paste or escape sequences
- β’Creating social media captions or images that reference Egyptian scripts or catalog numbers
Examples
π’ Egyptian Hieroglyph S014B
- π’Unicode sign: π’ (S014B)
- π’Add π’ to your hieroglyphs list for U+132E2.
- π’Font test: does your typeface render π’ correctly?
- π’Research noteβS014B corresponds to π’ in Unicode.
- π’Instagram: π’ Egyptian hieroglyph study
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+132E2 | |
| HTML Entity | 𓋢 | |
| HTML Code | 𓋢 | |
| CSS | \132E2 |
FAQ
What does the Egyptian Hieroglyph S014b character mean?
π’ is encoded in Unicode as EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH S014B (code point U+132E2). As a hieroglyph block character, itβs primarily used as a specific sign in digital texts, fonts, and scholarly or educational materials that reference Unicode-assigned hieroglyphs. Its βmeaningβ in everyday reading contexts depends on the original hieroglyph signβs usage in language and inscriptions; however, for most users the practical value is identifying and reproducing the exact sign form represented by S014B. When writing or designing, you typically use it to match a referenced hieroglyph catalog entry rather than to convey a single universal word.
What is the Unicode code point for π’?
π’ is EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH S014B with Unicode code point U+132E2.
How can I copy π’ into HTML?
Use the HTML entity: 𓋢
What escape sequences work in CSS or JavaScript?
CSS escape: \\132E2. JavaScript escape: \\u{132E2}.
Will all fonts display π’ correctly?
Not necessarily. Hieroglyph rendering depends on font support for the Unicode range that includes U+132E2.