Imperial Aramaic Number Two Character
𐡙 is the Imperial Aramaic number two symbol used to represent the value 2 in Imperial Aramaic contexts.
U+10859
𐡙 is a Unicode character named “IMPERIAL ARAMAIC NUMBER TWO” (U+10859). It’s useful when you’re preparing texts, labels, or typography that reference Imperial Aramaic numerals. Below you’ll find copy options and common ways designers and writers use it.
Imperial Aramaic Number Two Character Meaning
𐡙 (U+10859) is the Unicode character “IMPERIAL ARAMAIC NUMBER TWO” in the Imperial Aramaic script category. Like other numeral signs, it represents the numeric value 2 within Imperial Aramaic numeral conventions. You might encounter it in digitized manuscripts, historical studies, epigraphic transcriptions, or scholarly typographic work where consistent character-level accuracy matters. Because it is a distinct Unicode code point, using the actual character is preferable to approximations for documents, fonts, and programming environments that support the script.
Common uses
- •Scholarly transcriptions of Imperial Aramaic numeral text
- •Typography and font testing for the Imperial Aramaic block
- •Educational materials that teach numeral signs
- •Digital cataloging of inscriptions or manuscript fragments
- •Correct encoding in web content that includes historical numerals
Examples
𐡙 Imperial Aramaic Number Two
- 𐡙“𐡙” as the numeral for 2 in an Imperial Aramaic example sentence.
- 𐡙In a caption: “Value shown is 𐡙 (two).”
- 𐡙A transcription line containing 𐡙 where the source shows the numeral 2.
- 𐡙A quiz option listing the symbol 𐡙 for the number 2.
- 𐡙A label in a timeline graphic using 𐡙 to denote the second item.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+10859 | |
| HTML Entity | 𐡙 | |
| HTML Code | 𐡙 | |
| CSS | \10859 |
FAQ
What does the Imperial Aramaic Number Two character mean?
𐡙 (U+10859) is the Unicode character “IMPERIAL ARAMAIC NUMBER TWO” in the Imperial Aramaic script category. Like other numeral signs, it represents the numeric value 2 within Imperial Aramaic numeral conventions. You might encounter it in digitized manuscripts, historical studies, epigraphic transcriptions, or scholarly typographic work where consistent character-level accuracy matters. Because it is a distinct Unicode code point, using the actual character is preferable to approximations for documents, fonts, and programming environments that support the script.
What is the Unicode code point for 𐡙?
The Unicode code point for 𐡙 is U+10859.
How do I copy 𐡙 into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: 𐡙
What are the common programming escapes for this character?
CSS escape: \\10859 and JavaScript escape: \\u{10859}.
Is 𐡙 the same as the regular number 2?
It represents the value 2, but it is a specific Imperial Aramaic numeral symbol (not the Latin digit “2”).