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𐭼

Inscriptional Pahlavi Number Ten Character

𐭼 (U+10B7C) represents the number ten in Inscriptional Pahlavi.

U+10B7C

𐭼 is a character from the Old Persian tradition, named INSCRIPTIONAL PAHLAVI NUMBER TEN. It’s useful when you need accurate numerals for historical or typographic work. Below you’ll find practical ways to copy and use the symbol in text and code.

Inscriptional Pahlavi Number Ten Character Meaning

INSCRIPTIONAL PAHLAVI NUMBER TEN (𐭼) is a single character that denotes the value ten. As a dedicated numeral, it’s primarily used when writing or typesetting systems that include Inscriptional Pahlavi numerals. In modern contexts, people often use it for reference, educational materials, fonts, or historical reenactment content where matching a specific character matters. Because it’s a specific Unicode code point (U+10B7C), it can be reliably copied and rendered in supported fonts, making it suitable for digital documents and interface text that must preserve numeral identity.

Common uses

  • Adding historically accurate Inscriptional Pahlavi numeral characters to educational slides or worksheets
  • Building typographic mockups or font previews that include U+10B7C
  • Labeling artifacts, manuscripts, or study notes using the correct numeral symbol
  • Creating posts or graphics about numeral systems with copyable Unicode text
  • Using in digital publications or documentation that require specific Unicode characters

Examples

𐭼 Inscriptional Pahlavi Number Ten

  • 𐭼“𐭼 = ten in Inscriptional Pahlavi.”
  • 𐭼“The numeral for 10 is 𐭼.”
  • 𐭼“Chapter 𐭼 discusses the numeral set.”
  • 𐭼“Catalog item 𐭼, section headings use Inscriptional Pahlavi numerals.”
  • 𐭼“In this font specimen, 10 is shown as 𐭼.”

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+10B7C
HTML Entity𐭼
HTML Code𐭼
CSS\10B7C

FAQ

What does the Inscriptional Pahlavi Number Ten character mean?

INSCRIPTIONAL PAHLAVI NUMBER TEN (𐭼) is a single character that denotes the value ten. As a dedicated numeral, it’s primarily used when writing or typesetting systems that include Inscriptional Pahlavi numerals. In modern contexts, people often use it for reference, educational materials, fonts, or historical reenactment content where matching a specific character matters. Because it’s a specific Unicode code point (U+10B7C), it can be reliably copied and rendered in supported fonts, making it suitable for digital documents and interface text that must preserve numeral identity.

What is the Unicode code point for 𐭼?

𐭼 is U+10B7C.

What is the HTML entity for this character?

The HTML entity is 𐭼.

How do I write 𐭼 in CSS or stylesheets?

Use the CSS escape: \\10B7C.

How can I include 𐭼 in JavaScript?

Use the JavaScript escape: \\u{10B7C}.