Imperial Aramaic Letter Sadhe Character
𐡑 is the Imperial Aramaic letter sadhe, used to represent text from the Imperial Aramaic script.
U+10851
𐡑 is a Unicode character from the Imperial Aramaic writing system. It’s commonly used when transcribing or encoding texts that use this script. Use the copy options below for quick, accurate insertion.
Imperial Aramaic Letter Sadhe Character Meaning
𐡑 (Unicode name: “IMPERIAL ARAMAIC LETTER SADHE”, code point U+10851) is an Imperial Aramaic letter used in writing systems that encode Imperial Aramaic text. As with many letter characters, its role depends on the word and orthography of the source language material. This character is most useful for accurate transcription, typographic layout, and digital text where Imperial Aramaic letterforms must appear exactly. When working with fonts or text rendering, ensure your chosen font supports the Unicode range for Imperial Aramaic characters.
Common uses
- •Transcribing Imperial Aramaic inscriptions or manuscript text for research or documentation
- •Building multilingual dictionaries or glossaries that include Imperial Aramaic letters
- •Creating academic or educational materials that demonstrate exact letter usage
- •Developing web content that must display Imperial Aramaic characters precisely
- •Preparing typography samples or character inventories for font testing
Examples
𐡑 Imperial Aramaic Letter Sadhe
- 𐡑𐡑 appears in my Imperial Aramaic transcription as a standalone letter.
- 𐡑In the lesson notes, we highlight the letter 𐡑 with its Unicode value.
- 𐡑The dataset includes 𐡑 to represent the correct script character sequence.
- 𐡑For the inscription catalog, I used 𐡑 wherever the source shows sadhe.
- 𐡑The font test string was: 𐡑 𐡑 𐡑.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+10851 | |
| HTML Entity | 𐡑 | |
| HTML Code | 𐡑 | |
| CSS | \10851 |
FAQ
What does the Imperial Aramaic Letter Sadhe character mean?
𐡑 (Unicode name: “IMPERIAL ARAMAIC LETTER SADHE”, code point U+10851) is an Imperial Aramaic letter used in writing systems that encode Imperial Aramaic text. As with many letter characters, its role depends on the word and orthography of the source language material. This character is most useful for accurate transcription, typographic layout, and digital text where Imperial Aramaic letterforms must appear exactly. When working with fonts or text rendering, ensure your chosen font supports the Unicode range for Imperial Aramaic characters.
What is the Unicode code point for 𐡑?
𐡑 is U+10851.
How do I copy 𐡑 using an HTML entity?
Use 𐡑.
What JavaScript escape can I use for this character?
Use \\u{10851}.
Will all fonts display 𐡑 correctly?
Not necessarily—your font must support the Imperial Aramaic Unicode block for proper rendering.