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π“Ž¨

Egyptian Hieroglyph V036 Character

π“Ž¨ is the Unicode character U+133A8, named Egyptian Hieroglyph V036.

U+133A8

π“Ž¨ is a single Egyptian hieroglyph character in the Unicode block for Egyptian hieroglyphs. It’s useful when you need accurate, standards-based text for digital design, typography, or reference material. This page includes ready-to-copy code points and common usage tips.

Egyptian Hieroglyph V036 Character Meaning

π“Ž¨ is encoded in Unicode as β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH V036” (U+133A8). As with many hieroglyphs, the visual meaning can depend on its context within an inscription or sign group, including how it appears alongside other characters. In practice, many users treat it as a specific, identifiable glyph for composing text, labeling, or referencing. It can be used in educational materials, typographic experiments, or digital projects where you want to display the exact Unicode character rather than an image.

Common uses

  • β€’Adding the exact Unicode hieroglyph character to a digital text or document
  • β€’Designing posters, overlays, or badges that reference Egyptian hieroglyphs by code point
  • β€’Building multilingual or language-labelling content that includes hieroglyph characters
  • β€’Creating typographic samples for fonts or rendering tests (Unicode U+133A8)
  • β€’Referencing or teaching Unicode character names in documentation and glossaries

Examples

π“Ž¨ Egyptian Hieroglyph V036

  • π“Ž¨β€œThe character U+133A8 is π“Ž¨ (Egyptian Hieroglyph V036).”
  • π“Ž¨β€œCopy π“Ž¨ into your page using 𓎨.”
  • π“Ž¨β€œIn CSS, use \\133A8 to render π“Ž¨.”
  • π“Ž¨β€œJavaScript: console.log(\\u{133A8}).”
  • π“Ž¨β€œHere is an example line with π“Ž¨ included: π“Ž¨.”

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+133A8
HTML Entity𓎨
HTML Code𓎨
CSS\133A8

FAQ

What does the Egyptian Hieroglyph V036 character mean?

π“Ž¨ is encoded in Unicode as β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH V036” (U+133A8). As with many hieroglyphs, the visual meaning can depend on its context within an inscription or sign group, including how it appears alongside other characters. In practice, many users treat it as a specific, identifiable glyph for composing text, labeling, or referencing. It can be used in educational materials, typographic experiments, or digital projects where you want to display the exact Unicode character rather than an image.

What is the Unicode code point for π“Ž¨?

π“Ž¨ is U+133A8, named β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH V036”.

How do I copy π“Ž¨ into HTML?

Use the HTML entity: 𓎨.

What CSS escape can I use to render this character?

In CSS, use the escape: \\133A8.

How can I include π“Ž¨ in JavaScript?

Use the Unicode escape: \\u{133A8}.