Imperial Aramaic Letter Ayin Character
𐡏 (U+1084F) is the Imperial Aramaic Letter Ayin.
U+1084F
𐡏 represents the Imperial Aramaic Letter Ayin in the Unicode “Imperial Aramaic” block. If you need the exact character for typography, text, or developer work, this page gives ready-to-copy options.
Imperial Aramaic Letter Ayin Character Meaning
𐡏 is Unicode character U+1084F, named “IMPERIAL ARAMAIC LETTER AYIN.” It belongs to the Imperial Aramaic writing tradition, where letter forms represent sounds in the language’s script. In practice, people use this character when transcribing Imperial Aramaic materials, creating accurate typographic samples, or preparing text that must match a specific Unicode character for indexing, search, or data exchange. Because not all fonts support this character, it’s also commonly used in contexts where proper font support is ensured or where screenshots/copying are tested.
Common uses
- •Unicode-accurate transcription of Imperial Aramaic text
- •Typography and font testing for the Imperial Aramaic block
- •Building reading experiences for educational or historical content
- •Preparing datasets where exact character matching matters
- •Designing posters, headings, or mockups that require this exact glyph
Examples
𐡏 Imperial Aramaic Letter Ayin
- 𐡏𐡏 is the character U+1084F.
- 𐡏I copied 𐡏 from the Unicode name: Imperial Aramaic Letter Ayin.
- 𐡏For my transcription, I need exactly 𐡏 (not a similar-looking mark).
- 𐡏The renderer displayed 𐡏 correctly after switching fonts.
- 𐡏Search terms should include 𐡏 to match the intended glyph.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1084F | |
| HTML Entity | 𐡏 | |
| HTML Code | 𐡏 | |
| CSS | \1084F |
FAQ
What does the Imperial Aramaic Letter Ayin character mean?
𐡏 is Unicode character U+1084F, named “IMPERIAL ARAMAIC LETTER AYIN.” It belongs to the Imperial Aramaic writing tradition, where letter forms represent sounds in the language’s script. In practice, people use this character when transcribing Imperial Aramaic materials, creating accurate typographic samples, or preparing text that must match a specific Unicode character for indexing, search, or data exchange. Because not all fonts support this character, it’s also commonly used in contexts where proper font support is ensured or where screenshots/copying are tested.
What is the Unicode code point for 𐡏?
𐡏 is U+1084F.
How can I copy 𐡏 for use in HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: 𐡏.
How do I enter 𐡏 in CSS or a CSS-like escape format?
Use the CSS escape: \\1084F.
Does 𐡏 work in JavaScript strings?
Yes. The JavaScript escape form is: \\u{1084F}.