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𓌿

Egyptian Hieroglyph U011 Character

𓌿 is an Egyptian hieroglyph character (U+1333F) you can copy for design and text projects.

U+1333F

𓌿 is an Egyptian Hieroglyphs character with Unicode code point U+1333F. Use it in documents, graphics, or UI text by copying the symbol or using its escape forms. This page provides practical copy and developer-friendly references.

Egyptian Hieroglyph U011 Character Meaning

𓌿 belongs to the “Egyptian Hieroglyphs” Unicode block (Unicode name: “EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH U011”, code point U+1333F). In practice, most users encounter it as a typographic glyph for experimenting with or illustrating Egyptian-style scripts rather than for a widely standardized standalone “word” meaning. Because hieroglyphs often depend on context when forming phrases, the character is best treated as a single glyph element for decorative, educational, or design purposes. If your project needs specific linguistic value, confirm the hieroglyph’s role within the full sequence you are using.

Common uses

  • Decorative typography in posters, banners, or title cards with an Egyptian theme
  • Creating stylized UI badges or labels for a game, app, or website using Egyptian-inspired aesthetics
  • Educational materials or worksheets where multiple hieroglyph glyphs are shown individually
  • Social media posts and avatars that use rare Unicode characters for visual uniqueness
  • Mockups and branding experiments that require a hieroglyph-style symbol as a design element

Examples

𓌿 Egyptian Hieroglyph U+1333F

  • 𓌿𓌿 𓌿
  • 𓌿Explore symbols: 𓌿
  • 𓌿Egypt-themed badge: 𓌿
  • 𓌿Unicode test string: 𓌿
  • 𓌿Design element—use 𓌿

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+1333F
HTML Entity𓌿
HTML Code𓌿
CSS\1333F

FAQ

What does the Egyptian Hieroglyph U011 character mean?

𓌿 belongs to the “Egyptian Hieroglyphs” Unicode block (Unicode name: “EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH U011”, code point U+1333F). In practice, most users encounter it as a typographic glyph for experimenting with or illustrating Egyptian-style scripts rather than for a widely standardized standalone “word” meaning. Because hieroglyphs often depend on context when forming phrases, the character is best treated as a single glyph element for decorative, educational, or design purposes. If your project needs specific linguistic value, confirm the hieroglyph’s role within the full sequence you are using.

What is the Unicode code point for 𓌿?

The Unicode code point for 𓌿 is U+1333F.

How can I copy 𓌿 into HTML?

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

What escaping formats work in CSS and JavaScript?

CSS escape: \\1333F. JavaScript (ES6) escape: \\u{1333F}.

Does 𓌿 have a single fixed meaning on its own?

As with many hieroglyph characters, the practical value can depend on context. For most projects, it’s commonly used as a glyph for design or illustration rather than a standalone word with a guaranteed meaning.

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