Old Turkic Letter Orkhon Ez Character
π° is the Old Turkic letter Orkhon Ez, encoded in Unicode as U+10C14.
U+10C14
π° is an Old Turkic letter used in Orkhon-related historical writing. If you need a precise character for documents, fonts, or digital typography, this page provides ready-to-copy options and encoding details.
Old Turkic Letter Orkhon Ez Character Meaning
π° is the Unicode character named βOLD TURKIC LETTER ORKHON EZβ (code point U+10C14). As an Old Turkic script letter, it represents a specific sound/sign within the Orkhon tradition rather than a modern punctuation mark or emoji symbol. People most often encounter it when working with historical texts, academic transcriptions, or Unicode-based font experiments for Turkic scripts. For accurate results, copy the character directly and use the provided escapes (HTML, CSS, and JavaScript) so the same symbol is rendered across platforms that support the character.
Common uses
- β’Transcribing Old Turkic/Orkhon text in academic notes and drafts
- β’Building Unicode character tables for Old Turkic script studies
- β’Labeling or tagging language/script samples in digital humanities projects
- β’Adding the character to web pages, forms, or content systems using escapes
- β’Prototyping custom typography or font fallback tests for U+10C14
Examples
π° Old Turkic Letter Orkhon Ez
- π°Example: π°
- π°Old Turkic sample: π° π° π°
- π°Unicode test string: π° U+10C14
- π°Script label: Orkhon Ez β π°
- π°Copy/paste check: π°
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+10C14 | |
| HTML Entity | 𐰔 | |
| HTML Code | 𐰔 | |
| CSS | \10C14 |
FAQ
What does the Old Turkic Letter Orkhon Ez character mean?
π° is the Unicode character named βOLD TURKIC LETTER ORKHON EZβ (code point U+10C14). As an Old Turkic script letter, it represents a specific sound/sign within the Orkhon tradition rather than a modern punctuation mark or emoji symbol. People most often encounter it when working with historical texts, academic transcriptions, or Unicode-based font experiments for Turkic scripts. For accurate results, copy the character directly and use the provided escapes (HTML, CSS, and JavaScript) so the same symbol is rendered across platforms that support the character.
What is the Unicode code point for π°?
π° is encoded as U+10C14.
How do I include π° in HTML?
Use the HTML entity: 𐰔
What are the CSS and JavaScript escape forms for π°?
CSS escape: \\10C14. JavaScript escape: \\u{10C14}.
Will π° display correctly on all devices?
It will only render if the userβs system has a font that supports U+10C14; otherwise it may show as a missing-glyph box.