Imperial Aramaic Letter Nun Character
𐡍 (U+1084D) is the Imperial Aramaic Letter Nun used in Unicode text for Aramaic-script representation.
U+1084D
𐡍 is a Unicode character from the Imperial Aramaic block. It’s commonly used when you need to represent the letter Nun from this script in plain text, web content, or digital documents. Below you’ll find copy options and code-point details for reliable insertion.
Imperial Aramaic Letter Nun Character Meaning
𐡍 is named “IMPERIAL ARAMAIC LETTER NUN” and has the Unicode code point U+1084D. As a letter, it represents the Nun character within the Imperial Aramaic writing system. People typically encounter it in Unicode-based workflows that involve historical scripts, linguistic resources, epigraphy-oriented typography, or academic text where exact character identity matters. When using this character, focus on matching the correct code point rather than substituting look-alike glyphs from other scripts. If your font doesn’t support U+1084D, the symbol may not display as intended even though the underlying text is correct.
Common uses
- •Typing or copying the exact Imperial Aramaic Nun character (U+1084D) in text editors
- •Building digital editions or references for Imperial Aramaic documents and word lists
- •Using the character in web pages or design files that require precise Unicode characters
- •Creating captions, research notes, or teaching materials for historical script demonstrations
- •Programming Unicode strings where the character must be transmitted and rendered consistently
Examples
𐡍 Imperial Aramaic Letter Nun
- 𐡍𐡍
- 𐡍imperial_𐡍_nun
- 𐡍letter: 𐡍 (U+1084D)
- 𐡍unicode test: 𐡍
- 𐡍𐡍 in Aramaic sample text
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1084D | |
| HTML Entity | 𐡍 | |
| HTML Code | 𐡍 | |
| CSS | \1084D |
FAQ
What does the Imperial Aramaic Letter Nun character mean?
𐡍 is named “IMPERIAL ARAMAIC LETTER NUN” and has the Unicode code point U+1084D. As a letter, it represents the Nun character within the Imperial Aramaic writing system. People typically encounter it in Unicode-based workflows that involve historical scripts, linguistic resources, epigraphy-oriented typography, or academic text where exact character identity matters. When using this character, focus on matching the correct code point rather than substituting look-alike glyphs from other scripts. If your font doesn’t support U+1084D, the symbol may not display as intended even though the underlying text is correct.
What is the Unicode code point for 𐡍?
𐡍 is U+1084D.
How can I copy 𐡍 into HTML?
Use the HTML entity: 𐡍
What CSS escape can I use for 𐡍?
Use: \\1084D
Why doesn’t 𐡍 display in my browser or app?
It requires a font that supports the Imperial Aramaic block. The character is correct in Unicode, but missing glyph support can cause a blank box or fallback rendering.