Egyptian Hieroglyph T032 Character
Egyptian Hieroglyph T032 (𓌬, U+1332C) for copying into text, documents, and developer code.
U+1332C
𓌬 is an Egyptian hieroglyph character identified in Unicode as “EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH T032” (U+1332C). It’s useful when you need this specific glyph for digital mockups, references, or typographic work. Below you’ll find practical copy options and implementation escapes.
Egyptian Hieroglyph T032 Character Meaning
𓌬 is the Unicode character named “EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH T032” (U+1332C). The character is primarily a way to reference this specific hieroglyph in digital text, especially in projects that require exact glyph matching (for example, cataloging, annotated references, or typography tests). Its perceived “meaning” depends on the hieroglyph’s context in the source material and the system of transcription used by the author or database. If you’re unsure of its transliteration or usage, treat it as a glyph-level identifier rather than assuming a fixed English word.
Common uses
- •Adding the exact Unicode hieroglyph glyph to a document, poster, or slide deck
- •Using it in web or app typography as part of a hieroglyphs display or reference page
- •Including it in notes or metadata for digital epigraphy projects
- •Preparing text for design mockups where glyph-by-glyph accuracy matters
- •Referencing the glyph in educational or scholarly layouts
Examples
𓌬 Egyptian Hieroglyph T032
- 𓌬Here is 𓌬 as “EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH T032”.
- 𓌬Unicode test character: 𓌬 (U+1332C).
- 𓌬Copy/paste the glyph 𓌬 into your layout.
- 𓌬The character 𓌬 should render with a suitable Unicode font.
- 𓌬In my reference list, T032 is written as 𓌬.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1332C | |
| HTML Entity | 𓌬 | |
| HTML Code | 𓌬 | |
| CSS | \1332C |
FAQ
What does the Egyptian Hieroglyph T032 character mean?
𓌬 is the Unicode character named “EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH T032” (U+1332C). The character is primarily a way to reference this specific hieroglyph in digital text, especially in projects that require exact glyph matching (for example, cataloging, annotated references, or typography tests). Its perceived “meaning” depends on the hieroglyph’s context in the source material and the system of transcription used by the author or database. If you’re unsure of its transliteration or usage, treat it as a glyph-level identifier rather than assuming a fixed English word.
How do I copy 𓌬 into my text?
Copy the character shown on this page (𓌬), then paste it into your document or editor. If it doesn’t appear, your font may not support U+1332C.
What is the Unicode code point for 𓌬?
The Unicode code point is U+1332C, with the Unicode name “EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH T032”.
Can I use 𓌬 via HTML, CSS, or JavaScript?
Yes. Use the provided representations: HTML entity 𓌬, CSS escape \\1332C, or JavaScript escape \\u{1332C}.
Why does 𓌬 show as a box or question mark?
That usually means the current font doesn’t include the glyph for U+1332C. Try switching to a Unicode font that supports Egyptian Hieroglyphs.