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π“₯

Egyptian Hieroglyph Z002 Character

π“₯ is the Unicode character β€œEgyptian Hieroglyph Z002” (U+133E5).

U+133E5

π“₯ (Egyptian Hieroglyph Z002) is an Egyptian hieroglyph encoded in Unicode. Use it in documents, web pages, and designs by copying the character or using the provided code point and escapes.

Egyptian Hieroglyph Z002 Character Meaning

π“₯ is identified in Unicode as β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH Z002” (U+133E5). Like many hieroglyph entries, its Unicode designation is primarily a standardized character name for consistent encoding rather than a short everyday word. In practice, people use it to represent a specific hieroglyph sign within Unicode text, typography, educational materials, or digital art inspired by ancient Egyptian scripts. If you’re writing about hieroglyphs, the most accurate reference is the Unicode name (Z002) and its code point, especially when discussing fonts, rendering, or copy/paste behavior across platforms.

Common uses

  • β€’Adding a specific hieroglyph character to a Unicode text document or note
  • β€’Labeling or illustrating a sign in a design mockup or infographic
  • β€’Typing hieroglyph samples for educational or museum-style content
  • β€’Using the character in social posts about scripts, linguistics, or typography
  • β€’Including the glyph in web content using Unicode or escape sequences

Examples

π“₯ Egyptian Hieroglyph Z002

  • π“₯Here is π“₯ as a Unicode character: π“₯
  • π“₯Egyptian hieroglyph sign Z002: π“₯
  • π“₯Try copying π“₯ into your editor to test font support.
  • π“₯Unicode point U+133E5 shows as π“₯ in compatible fonts.
  • π“₯The character π“₯ can be used in digital hieroglyph labels.

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+133E5
HTML Entity𓏥
HTML Code𓏥
CSS\133E5

FAQ

What does the Egyptian Hieroglyph Z002 character mean?

π“₯ is identified in Unicode as β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH Z002” (U+133E5). Like many hieroglyph entries, its Unicode designation is primarily a standardized character name for consistent encoding rather than a short everyday word. In practice, people use it to represent a specific hieroglyph sign within Unicode text, typography, educational materials, or digital art inspired by ancient Egyptian scripts. If you’re writing about hieroglyphs, the most accurate reference is the Unicode name (Z002) and its code point, especially when discussing fonts, rendering, or copy/paste behavior across platforms.

What is the Unicode code point for π“₯?

π“₯ is U+133E5 (named β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH Z002” in Unicode).

How do I copy π“₯ on the web?

Copy the character directly from this page. For HTML, you can also use the entity 𓏥.

What can I use to embed π“₯ in JavaScript?

You can use the JavaScript escape \\u{133E5} (Unicode code point escape).

Why does π“₯ look like a box on my device?

Glyph rendering depends on font support. If your font doesn’t include the character, your system may show a placeholder instead of the hieroglyph.