Imperial Aramaic Number One Hundred Character
𐡝 is the Imperial Aramaic symbol for the number one hundred (U+1085D).
U+1085D
𐡝 is a Unicode character from the Imperial Aramaic block. It represents the number one hundred in Imperial Aramaic numeral usage. Use it directly or copy the provided escape sequences in code.
Imperial Aramaic Number One Hundred Character Meaning
𐡝 (Unicode name: “IMPERIAL ARAMAIC NUMBER ONE HUNDRED”, code point U+1085D) is a character used in Imperial Aramaic numeral notation. As its name suggests, it denotes the value “one hundred” in systems that employ Imperial Aramaic numerals. Such symbols are most relevant for scholarly transcription, typography, and digital encoding of historical or epigraphic texts. When you include this character in your content, make sure the target fonts support the Imperial Aramaic block so the glyph renders correctly.
Common uses
- •Transcribing historical texts that use Imperial Aramaic numerals
- •Typography and font testing for the Imperial Aramaic Unicode block
- •Creating labeled datasets or annotation layers for numeric inscriptions
- •Publishing academic or educational content that preserves original numerals
- •Building multilingual displays where exact historical symbols matter
Examples
𐡝 Imperial Aramaic Number One Hundred
- 𐡝“𐡝” means one hundred in Imperial Aramaic numeral notation.
- 𐡝Record the value as 𐡝 in the transcription field.
- 𐡝For a catalog entry: number one hundred = 𐡝.
- 𐡝Use the character 𐡝 when citing the original numerals.
- 𐡝The inscription shows 𐡝 followed by additional numerals.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1085D | |
| HTML Entity | 𐡝 | |
| HTML Code | 𐡝 | |
| CSS | \1085D |
FAQ
What does the Imperial Aramaic Number One Hundred character mean?
𐡝 (Unicode name: “IMPERIAL ARAMAIC NUMBER ONE HUNDRED”, code point U+1085D) is a character used in Imperial Aramaic numeral notation. As its name suggests, it denotes the value “one hundred” in systems that employ Imperial Aramaic numerals. Such symbols are most relevant for scholarly transcription, typography, and digital encoding of historical or epigraphic texts. When you include this character in your content, make sure the target fonts support the Imperial Aramaic block so the glyph renders correctly.
What is the Unicode code point for 𐡝?
The code point for 𐡝 is U+1085D.
How can I copy 𐡝 into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: 𐡝.
What do I use in CSS or JavaScript to produce 𐡝?
CSS escape: \\1085D. JavaScript (Unicode code point escape): \\u{1085D}.
Will 𐡝 always display correctly on my device?
It depends on font support for the Imperial Aramaic block; if a font is missing, the glyph may not render as expected.