Imperial Aramaic Section Sign Character
𐡗 is the Imperial Aramaic Section Sign character (U+10857) used as a written divider or marker.
U+10857
𐡗 is a character from the Imperial Aramaic block. It’s identified as the Imperial Aramaic Section Sign in Unicode. This page helps you copy it reliably and use the correct code points in documents and code.
Imperial Aramaic Section Sign Character Meaning
𐡗 (U+10857) is the “IMPERIAL ARAMAIC SECTION SIGN” in Unicode, categorized under Imperial Aramaic. As its name suggests, it functions as a section marker in written text—essentially a sign used to indicate divisions or organizational breaks within a script tradition. Like other specialized historical/script characters, it’s most often relevant for accurate text reproduction, linguistic or epigraphic references, font testing, and scholarly formatting where the exact Unicode character matters. If you’re digitizing Imperial Aramaic materials, using the correct code point helps ensure your content renders consistently across tools that support this character.
Common uses
- •Digitizing or typesetting Imperial Aramaic texts with accurate punctuation-like sectioning
- •Linguistic and historical studies where exact Unicode characters are required
- •Font support checks and rendering tests for the Imperial Aramaic block
- •Creating labeled diagrams or indexes that reference script-specific signs
- •Building searchable text corpora that require consistent character encoding
Examples
𐡗 Imperial Aramaic Section Sign
- 𐡗𐡗 𐡀 𐡃 𐡅
- 𐡗Section marker: 𐡗
- 𐡗Start of segment 𐡗 next line
- 𐡗Record ID: 𐡗-10857
- 𐡗Divider sign: 𐡗 within the text
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+10857 | |
| HTML Entity | 𐡗 | |
| HTML Code | 𐡗 | |
| CSS | \10857 |
FAQ
What does the Imperial Aramaic Section Sign character mean?
𐡗 (U+10857) is the “IMPERIAL ARAMAIC SECTION SIGN” in Unicode, categorized under Imperial Aramaic. As its name suggests, it functions as a section marker in written text—essentially a sign used to indicate divisions or organizational breaks within a script tradition. Like other specialized historical/script characters, it’s most often relevant for accurate text reproduction, linguistic or epigraphic references, font testing, and scholarly formatting where the exact Unicode character matters. If you’re digitizing Imperial Aramaic materials, using the correct code point helps ensure your content renders consistently across tools that support this character.
What is the Unicode code point for 𐡗?
The Unicode code point for 𐡗 is U+10857.
How can I copy 𐡗 into HTML?
Use the HTML entity: 𐡗.
What escape sequence works in JavaScript?
Use \\u{10857}.
Is 𐡗 the same as the common “section sign” symbol?
No. 𐡗 is the Imperial Aramaic Section Sign (U+10857). The common “section sign” in Latin typography is a different character.