Egyptian Hieroglyph Z010 Character
𓏵 is the Unicode character “EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH Z010” (U+133F5) for text and design work.
U+133F5
𓏵 is a Unicode-encoded Egyptian hieroglyph used in digital text. It’s identified as “EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH Z010” with code point U+133F5. Use the copy options below to paste it into documents, websites, and apps.
Egyptian Hieroglyph Z010 Character Meaning
𓏵 (Unicode name: “EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH Z010”) is one specific hieroglyph character in the Unicode Egyptian Hieroglyphs block. In everyday writing, hieroglyphs can represent sounds, words, or determinatives depending on context and the source inscription. When you use this character in digital text, you are mainly preserving the exact Unicode character for accurate copy/paste, cataloging, or layout. For the symbol’s real-world reading or interpretation, rely on your reference material (e.g., the chart or manuscript you’re modeling), since the same hieroglyph can be interpreted differently based on usage.
Common uses
- •Adding authentic hieroglyph characters to typography and mockups
- •Building Unicode character lists for editors, fonts, or documentation
- •Labeling or referencing specific hieroglyphs in study notes and glossaries
- •Creating decorative or thematic text elements for posters and covers
- •Copy/paste usage in HTML, CSS, and programming when you need the exact character
Examples
𓏵 Egyptian Hieroglyph Z010
- 𓏵Unicode test string: 𓏵
- 𓏵Hieroglyph ID: 𓏵 (U+133F5).
- 𓏵I included 𓏵 in the typesetting sample for Egyptian characters.
- 𓏵Character reference for “EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH Z010”: 𓏵.
- 𓏵Design label: 𓏵 — use alongside other hieroglyphs.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+133F5 | |
| HTML Entity | 𓏵 | |
| HTML Code | 𓏵 | |
| CSS | \133F5 |
FAQ
What does the Egyptian Hieroglyph Z010 character mean?
𓏵 (Unicode name: “EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH Z010”) is one specific hieroglyph character in the Unicode Egyptian Hieroglyphs block. In everyday writing, hieroglyphs can represent sounds, words, or determinatives depending on context and the source inscription. When you use this character in digital text, you are mainly preserving the exact Unicode character for accurate copy/paste, cataloging, or layout. For the symbol’s real-world reading or interpretation, rely on your reference material (e.g., the chart or manuscript you’re modeling), since the same hieroglyph can be interpreted differently based on usage.
What is the Unicode code point for 𓏵?
The Unicode code point is U+133F5.
How can I copy 𓏵 for use on a website?
You can paste the character directly, or use the HTML entity: 𓏵.
What programming escape sequences can I use?
Examples include \\133F5 and \\u{133F5}.
Does 𓏵 have a single fixed meaning?
As a Unicode character, it identifies “EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH Z010.” Its interpretation (sound/word/determinative) depends on the context of the inscription or reference chart you’re using.