Imperial Aramaic Number Ten Thousand Character
𐡟 is the Unicode character for “IMPERIAL ARAMAIC NUMBER TEN THOUSAND” (U+1085F).
U+1085F
𐡟 (U+1085F) is a character from the Imperial Aramaic block. It represents the number ten thousand in the Unicode name “IMPERIAL ARAMAIC NUMBER TEN THOUSAND.” Use this page to copy the symbol and include it accurately in text, fonts, and digital documents.
Imperial Aramaic Number Ten Thousand Character Meaning
𐡟 is the Unicode character “IMPERIAL ARAMAIC NUMBER TEN THOUSAND” (U+1085F). As part of the Imperial Aramaic numeral system, it denotes the value ten thousand. In practice, you may encounter it when working with historic scripts, scholarly transcriptions, cataloging, or typography that supports Imperial Aramaic characters. Because it is a specific numeric sign, it’s most useful when your content needs that exact numeral rather than a modern digit. When building digital text, rely on the correct code point (U+1085F) or the provided escapes to avoid mismatched characters.
Common uses
- •Typing or copying Imperial Aramaic numerals in academic transcriptions
- •Encoding historic inscriptions or archival text in Unicode
- •Designing typography samples that include Imperial Aramaic number signs
- •Creating searchable references for historic numerals in glossaries and dictionaries
- •Manually entering or validating characters in multilingual text data
Examples
𐡟 Imperial Aramaic Number Ten Thousand
- 𐡟Imperial Aramaic numeral: 𐡟
- 𐡟Recorded value using 𐡟 in a transcription note.
- 𐡟Unicode character reference for 𐡟 (U+1085F).
- 𐡟Include 𐡟 when documenting ten thousand in Imperial Aramaic.
- 𐡟Font test: does your renderer support 𐡟?
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1085F | |
| HTML Entity | 𐡟 | |
| HTML Code | 𐡟 | |
| CSS | \1085F |
FAQ
What does the Imperial Aramaic Number Ten Thousand character mean?
𐡟 is the Unicode character “IMPERIAL ARAMAIC NUMBER TEN THOUSAND” (U+1085F). As part of the Imperial Aramaic numeral system, it denotes the value ten thousand. In practice, you may encounter it when working with historic scripts, scholarly transcriptions, cataloging, or typography that supports Imperial Aramaic characters. Because it is a specific numeric sign, it’s most useful when your content needs that exact numeral rather than a modern digit. When building digital text, rely on the correct code point (U+1085F) or the provided escapes to avoid mismatched characters.
What is the Unicode code point for 𐡟?
𐡟 has the Unicode code point U+1085F.
What is the official Unicode name of this character?
Its Unicode name is “IMPERIAL ARAMAIC NUMBER TEN THOUSAND.”
How can I copy 𐡟 using code escapes?
Use HTML 𐡟, CSS escape \\1085F, or JavaScript escape \\u{1085F}.
What should I use 𐡟 for?
Use 𐡟 when you need the Imperial Aramaic numeral for ten thousand in Unicode text, transcriptions, and typography.