Imperial Aramaic Letter Yodh Character
𐡉 is the Unicode character for the Imperial Aramaic Letter Yodh (U+10849).
U+10849
𐡉 is a Unicode character from the Imperial Aramaic script block. It’s identified as the Imperial Aramaic Letter Yodh. Use it when you need accurate, standards-based rendering of Imperial Aramaic text.
Imperial Aramaic Letter Yodh Character Meaning
𐡉 is the Unicode character named “IMPERIAL ARAMAIC LETTER YODH” with code point U+10849. As a letter, it represents a specific character in the Imperial Aramaic writing system and is typically used as part of word spellings or textual transcription. Because this character belongs to the Imperial Aramaic script, it’s mainly relevant for scholars, students, and designers working with historical writing systems, epigraphy references, or Unicode-accurate fonts and text. When you copy and paste it, it will preserve the intended character identity, as long as your font and platform support U+10849.
Common uses
- •Copy/pasting for Unicode-accurate Imperial Aramaic text in documents
- •Labeling or indexing characters in linguistic and paleography references
- •Designing typography samples for the Imperial Aramaic script
- •Creating educational materials that demonstrate specific letterforms
- •Publishing transcriptions or catalog entries requiring exact characters
Examples
𐡉 Imperial Aramaic Letter Yodh
- 𐡉Imperial Aramaic sample: 𐡉
- 𐡉Character reference (U+10849): 𐡉
- 𐡉Transcription text includes 𐡉 in the word form
- 𐡉Typography test: 𐡉 renders with the chosen font
- 𐡉Copy this letter: 𐡉 for Unicode text
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+10849 | |
| HTML Entity | 𐡉 | |
| HTML Code | 𐡉 | |
| CSS | \10849 |
FAQ
What does the Imperial Aramaic Letter Yodh character mean?
𐡉 is the Unicode character named “IMPERIAL ARAMAIC LETTER YODH” with code point U+10849. As a letter, it represents a specific character in the Imperial Aramaic writing system and is typically used as part of word spellings or textual transcription. Because this character belongs to the Imperial Aramaic script, it’s mainly relevant for scholars, students, and designers working with historical writing systems, epigraphy references, or Unicode-accurate fonts and text. When you copy and paste it, it will preserve the intended character identity, as long as your font and platform support U+10849.
What is the Unicode code point for 𐡉?
𐡉 is U+10849.
What is the character name of 𐡉?
The Unicode name is “IMPERIAL ARAMAIC LETTER YODH”.
How can I copy 𐡉 into my work?
Copy the character directly (𐡉). You can also use the HTML entity 𐡉 or the JavaScript escape \\u{10849}.
Why does 𐡉 not display correctly on my device?
Your font or platform may not support the Imperial Aramaic block. Try a font that includes U+10849 and ensure the rendering app supports it.