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𐭭

Inscriptional Pahlavi Letter Nun Character

𐭭 represents the Inscriptional Pahlavi Letter Nun in the Old Persian script.

U+10B6D

𐭭 is a character from the Old Persian writing tradition, encoded in Unicode. It’s commonly referenced by the Unicode name “INSCRIPTIONAL PAHLAVI LETTER NUN”. Use the code point details below to copy it reliably across platforms.

Inscriptional Pahlavi Letter Nun Character Meaning

𐭭 is the Unicode character for “INSCRIPTIONAL PAHLAVI LETTER NUN” with code point U+10B6D. As a letter in an Old Persian/Inscriptional Pahlavi context, it functions as a sign within the script’s written forms rather than as a symbol with modern, widely standardized meanings like math or emoji. In practice, its value is mainly linguistic and typographic: you use it when reproducing text, labels, transliterations, or archival inscriptions that require the exact character.

Common uses

  • Typing or proofreading Old Persian/Inscriptional Pahlavi text with correct Unicode characters
  • Adding the exact letter to digital transcriptions or transliteration drafts
  • Designing posters, manuscripts, or educational materials that include Inscriptional Pahlavi characters
  • Building multilingual content pages or font test strings for Old Persian scripts
  • Correctly encoding the character in documents using copy/paste and Unicode-aware tools

Examples

𐭭 Inscriptional Pahlavi Letter Nun

  • 𐭭𐭭 𐭫 𐭶 (letter sequence in an Inscriptional Pahlavi draft)
  • 𐭭Use 𐭭 in the word as written: 𐭭
  • 𐭭Archivist note: confirm the final letter is 𐭭
  • 𐭭Transliteration checklist includes: 𐭭
  • 𐭭Font preview string: 𐭭𐭬𐭮

Technical codes

UnicodeU+10B6D
HTML Entity𐭭
HTML Code𐭭
CSS\10B6D

FAQ

What does the Inscriptional Pahlavi Letter Nun character mean?

𐭭 is the Unicode character for “INSCRIPTIONAL PAHLAVI LETTER NUN” with code point U+10B6D. As a letter in an Old Persian/Inscriptional Pahlavi context, it functions as a sign within the script’s written forms rather than as a symbol with modern, widely standardized meanings like math or emoji. In practice, its value is mainly linguistic and typographic: you use it when reproducing text, labels, transliterations, or archival inscriptions that require the exact character.

What is the Unicode code point for 𐭭?

The character 𐭭 has Unicode code point U+10B6D.

How can I copy 𐭭 reliably in HTML?

Use the HTML entity: 𐭭 (or copy the character directly).

What is the JavaScript escape for 𐭭?

You can use \\u{10B6D} in JavaScript.

Which category does this character belong to?

It is categorized under Old Persian.