Egyptian Hieroglyph V040 Character
𓎭 is the Egyptian Hieroglyph V040 character (U+133AD) from the Unicode Egyptian Hieroglyph block.
U+133AD
𓎭 is a Unicode Egyptian hieroglyph character: “EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH V040” (U+133AD). It’s useful when you need authentic Unicode symbols for design, editing, or reference materials. This page provides copy options and practical ways to use it in different contexts.
Egyptian Hieroglyph V040 Character Meaning
𓎭 corresponds to the Unicode character named “EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH V040” (code point U+133AD). As with many hieroglyph code points, the character’s “meaning” is typically referenced by its standardized glyph identifier in Unicode rather than a single universally agreed modern word. In practice, people use this character to represent the specific V040 hieroglyph form in digital typography, scholarly or catalog-style texts, icon sets, and web or app mockups where consistent character identity matters. If you’re using it to convey a particular translation or reading, pair it with reliable source context for that sign (dictionary, sign list, or transcription).
Common uses
- •Typography and UI testing: verify fallback fonts and glyph rendering for U+133AD
- •Design mockups: add authentic-looking hieroglyph characters to layouts and posters
- •Academic or reference notes: include standardized sign identifiers for cataloging
- •Social media content: share niche Unicode characters with correct copying
- •Digital manuscripts and transcriptions: embed the exact character for consistency
Examples
𓎭 Egyptian Hieroglyph V040
- 𓎭Unicode test: 𓎭 (U+133AD)
- 𓎭Hieroglyph sign V040: 𓎭
- 𓎭Typography preview: 𓎭 on a dark background
- 𓎭Character reference: 𓎭 equals EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH V040
- 𓎭Add 𓎭 to your symbol set for testing
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+133AD | |
| HTML Entity | 𓎭 | |
| HTML Code | 𓎭 | |
| CSS | \133AD |
FAQ
What does the Egyptian Hieroglyph V040 character mean?
𓎭 corresponds to the Unicode character named “EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH V040” (code point U+133AD). As with many hieroglyph code points, the character’s “meaning” is typically referenced by its standardized glyph identifier in Unicode rather than a single universally agreed modern word. In practice, people use this character to represent the specific V040 hieroglyph form in digital typography, scholarly or catalog-style texts, icon sets, and web or app mockups where consistent character identity matters. If you’re using it to convey a particular translation or reading, pair it with reliable source context for that sign (dictionary, sign list, or transcription).
What is the Unicode code point for 𓎭?
𓎭 is U+133AD, named “EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH V040”.
How can I copy 𓎭 safely into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: 𓎭
What escapes work in JavaScript?
In JavaScript, you can use \\u{133AD}.
Why does 𓎭 not look correct in some apps?
Glyphs depend on font support. If the font doesn’t include this character, you may see a missing-glyph box or fallback styling.