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𓏳

Egyptian Hieroglyph Z008 Character

𓏳 is the Egyptian Hieroglyph Z008 character for digital texts and design work.

U+133F3

𓏳 is an Egyptian Hieroglyph character with the Unicode name β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH Z008”. It’s useful when you need to reference or decorate text with a specific hieroglyph. Below you’ll find practical copy options and technical code points.

Egyptian Hieroglyph Z008 Character Meaning

𓏳 is identified in Unicode as β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH Z008” (code point U+133F3) within the Egyptian Hieroglyphs block. Like other assigned hieroglyph characters, its meaning depends on the specific sign list or scholarly context you’re following, since the same writing system can be referenced differently across sources. In practice, many users treat it as a distinct sign for labeling, typography, or research-style mockups rather than as a standalone β€œword” with a guaranteed translation. When accuracy matters, use it alongside the same sign reference system you’re using elsewhere (e.g., a sign catalog).

Common uses

  • β€’Typography and layout: include the exact hieroglyph sign in headings, captions, or specimen text.
  • β€’Education and research: label figures or catalog entries that refer to sign Z008.
  • β€’Game and UI design: create themed interfaces that require consistent hieroglyph characters.
  • β€’Decorative digital art: add Egyptian-style ornamentation to posters, covers, or illustrations.
  • β€’Content creation: reference hieroglyphs in blog posts, documentation, or social media captions.

Examples

𓏳 Egyptian Hieroglyph Z008

  • 𓏳Hieroglyph sign Z008: 𓏳
  • 𓏳Unicode U+133F3 corresponds to 𓏳.
  • 𓏳Catalog entry: 𓏳 (EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH Z008).
  • 𓏳Use 𓏳 in your mockups where the sign Z008 is required.
  • 𓏳Symbol test: 𓏳 𓏳 𓏳

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+133F3
HTML Entity𓏳
HTML Code𓏳
CSS\133F3

FAQ

What does the Egyptian Hieroglyph Z008 character mean?

𓏳 is identified in Unicode as β€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH Z008” (code point U+133F3) within the Egyptian Hieroglyphs block. Like other assigned hieroglyph characters, its meaning depends on the specific sign list or scholarly context you’re following, since the same writing system can be referenced differently across sources. In practice, many users treat it as a distinct sign for labeling, typography, or research-style mockups rather than as a standalone β€œword” with a guaranteed translation. When accuracy matters, use it alongside the same sign reference system you’re using elsewhere (e.g., a sign catalog).

What is the Unicode code point for 𓏳?

𓏳 is U+133F3.

How do I write 𓏳 in HTML?

Use the numeric entity: 𓏳.

What is the CSS escape for 𓏳?

The CSS escape is \\133F3.

How do I use 𓏳 in JavaScript?

Use the JavaScript escape form: \\u{133F3}.