Egyptian Hieroglyph T034 Character
𓌰 is the Unicode Egyptian Hieroglyph T034 character (U+13330) used when you need this exact glyph.
U+13330
This page helps you copy the symbol 𓌰 reliably in tools, documents, and code. It also lists the official Unicode identifiers and common ways to paste it.
Egyptian Hieroglyph T034 Character Meaning
𓌰 is the Unicode character named “EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH T034” with code point U+13330, belonging to the “Egyptian Hieroglyphs” category. In practice, its “meaning” is typically handled as a specific glyph reference: designers, editors, and researchers use it to match a particular hieroglyph form by its Unicode identity rather than describing a broad concept. If your goal is to display or annotate an Egyptian hieroglyph precisely, use the character itself (𓌰) or its standardized escapes (HTML entity, CSS, and JavaScript) to ensure consistency across systems and fonts.
Common uses
- •Pasting the exact glyph 𓌰 into typography mockups, poster layouts, or print-ready documents
- •Referencing “Egyptian Hieroglyph T034” in research notes, spreadsheets, or character lists
- •Adding the symbol to web content where Unicode support is required
- •Using the official escapes (HTML/CSS/JS) when generating the character programmatically
- •Including the glyph in digital annotation or labeling for language and script learning
Examples
𓌰 Egyptian Hieroglyph T034
- 𓌰Unicode note: 𓌰 is “EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH T034” (U+13330).
- 𓌰In my design file, I replaced the placeholder with 𓌰 to match the correct glyph.
- 𓌰Use 𓌰 to embed 𓌰 in HTML reliably.
- 𓌰In JavaScript, set the character as: \\u{13330} (𓌰).
- 𓌰Character set check: does your font render 𓌰 correctly at small sizes?
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+13330 | |
| HTML Entity | 𓌰 | |
| HTML Code | 𓌰 | |
| CSS | \13330 |
FAQ
What does the Egyptian Hieroglyph T034 character mean?
𓌰 is the Unicode character named “EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH T034” with code point U+13330, belonging to the “Egyptian Hieroglyphs” category. In practice, its “meaning” is typically handled as a specific glyph reference: designers, editors, and researchers use it to match a particular hieroglyph form by its Unicode identity rather than describing a broad concept. If your goal is to display or annotate an Egyptian hieroglyph precisely, use the character itself (𓌰) or its standardized escapes (HTML entity, CSS, and JavaScript) to ensure consistency across systems and fonts.
What is the Unicode name and code point for 𓌰?
Its Unicode name is “EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH T034”, and its code point is U+13330.
How can I copy 𓌰 into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: 𓌰.
How do I add 𓌰 in CSS or JavaScript?
CSS escape: \\13330. JavaScript escape: \\u{13330}.
Why does 𓌰 sometimes show as a blank box?
It usually means the current font or system doesn’t support the Egyptian Hieroglyphs range (U+13330). Try a font with broader Unicode glyph coverage.