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๐“น

Egyptian Hieroglyph Z014 Character

๐“น is the Unicode character named EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH Z014, useful for text, design, and reference work.

U+133F9

๐“น is an Egyptian hieroglyph included in the Unicode standard as โ€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH Z014โ€ (U+133F9). Use it when you need a specific hieroglyph character in typography, digital archives, or content referencing hieroglyph sets. Below are copy-ready options and technical escapes for different tools.

Egyptian Hieroglyph Z014 Character Meaning

๐“น is identified by Unicode as EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH Z014 (code point U+133F9). In practice, its โ€œmeaningโ€ is primarily determined by the context of the hieroglyph set, chart, or transcription system being used in your project. When working with Unicode hieroglyphs, itโ€™s common to refer to the glyph by its Unicode name (Z014) and pair it with the source table or transliteration notes youโ€™re following. This helps avoid ambiguity, since hieroglyph characters may be grouped or interpreted differently depending on the dataset or study reference.

Common uses

  • โ€ขTyping or searching for a specific Unicode hieroglyph character by its name (Z014)
  • โ€ขDesigning posters, booklets, or infographics that reference hieroglyph sets
  • โ€ขBuilding digital archives or databases that store hieroglyphs with stable identifiers (U+133F9)
  • โ€ขAnnotating research notes or classroom materials that point to a particular glyph code
  • โ€ขCreating social or educational posts where you want a precise hieroglyph character rather than a similar-looking image

Examples

๐“น Egyptian Hieroglyph Z014

  • ๐“นUnicode Z014 glyph: ๐“น
  • ๐“นCopy/paste ๐“น (U+133F9) into your document.
  • ๐“นReference symbol ๐“น in the chart for EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH Z014.
  • ๐“นThe character code for ๐“น is U+133F9.
  • ๐“นUse ๐“น when documenting the Z014 hieroglyph.

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+133F9
HTML Entity𓏹
HTML Code𓏹
CSS\133F9

FAQ

What does the Egyptian Hieroglyph Z014 character mean?

๐“น is identified by Unicode as EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH Z014 (code point U+133F9). In practice, its โ€œmeaningโ€ is primarily determined by the context of the hieroglyph set, chart, or transcription system being used in your project. When working with Unicode hieroglyphs, itโ€™s common to refer to the glyph by its Unicode name (Z014) and pair it with the source table or transliteration notes youโ€™re following. This helps avoid ambiguity, since hieroglyph characters may be grouped or interpreted differently depending on the dataset or study reference.

What is the Unicode code point for ๐“น?

๐“น is U+133F9, with Unicode name โ€œEGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH Z014โ€.

How do I copy ๐“น from this page?

Select the character ๐“น and copy/paste into your editor, or use one of the provided escapes such as the HTML entity 𓏹.

What are the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript escapes for this symbol?

HTML entity: 𓏹. CSS escape: \\133F9. JavaScript escape: \\u{133F9}.

Why does ๐“น look different on other devices?

Glyph appearance depends on which font is installed and whether it supports U+133F9. If the font lacks support, the character may display as a placeholder box.

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