Imperial Aramaic Letter Beth Character
𐡁 is the Unicode character IMPERIAL ARAMAIC LETTER BETH (U+10841).
U+10841
𐡁 (U+10841) is a character from the Imperial Aramaic script. It is commonly referenced by its Unicode name: IMPERIAL ARAMAIC LETTER BETH. Use it in typography, reference text, and Unicode-based data that needs the exact character.
Imperial Aramaic Letter Beth Character Meaning
𐡁 is the Unicode character named “IMPERIAL ARAMAIC LETTER BETH” (U+10841). As part of the Imperial Aramaic writing system, it represents a specific letter distinct from other Aramaic letterforms. In practice, the “meaning” you’ll encounter is usually letter-level identification rather than an abstract symbol with a single universal concept. People use it when working with accurate script transcription, scholarly or catalog references, Unicode fonts and character lists, or when preparing text that must preserve the exact code point for correct rendering and searching.
Common uses
- •Unicode character reference pages and educational materials about Imperial Aramaic
- •Typography and font testing for the Imperial Aramaic block (U+10800–U+1083F, where applicable)
- •Scholarly transcription or indexing where the exact character code matters
- •Building digital text samples for language/script visualization projects
- •Embedding the precise symbol in software data (search, sorting, or encoding examples)
Examples
𐡁 Imperial Aramaic Letter Beth
- 𐡁Imperial Aramaic letter beth: 𐡁
- 𐡁Unicode U+10841 is 𐡁
- 𐡁Copy/paste check: 𐡁 appears correctly here
- 𐡁Character list item: 𐡁 — Imperial Aramaic letter beth
- 𐡁Test string: 𐡁 𐡁 𐡁
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+10841 | |
| HTML Entity | 𐡁 | |
| HTML Code | 𐡁 | |
| CSS | \10841 |
FAQ
What does the Imperial Aramaic Letter Beth character mean?
𐡁 is the Unicode character named “IMPERIAL ARAMAIC LETTER BETH” (U+10841). As part of the Imperial Aramaic writing system, it represents a specific letter distinct from other Aramaic letterforms. In practice, the “meaning” you’ll encounter is usually letter-level identification rather than an abstract symbol with a single universal concept. People use it when working with accurate script transcription, scholarly or catalog references, Unicode fonts and character lists, or when preparing text that must preserve the exact code point for correct rendering and searching.
What is the Unicode code point for 𐡁?
𐡁 is U+10841.
How can I copy 𐡁 for use in HTML?
Use the HTML entity 𐡁.
What CSS or programming escapes can I use?
CSS escape: \\10841. JavaScript escape: \\u{10841}.
Will 𐡁 display correctly on all devices?
It depends on font support for the Imperial Aramaic Unicode block. If the font isn’t available, you may see a fallback or tofu box.