Old Turkic Letter Yenisei Aeg Character
A character from the Old Turkic script, encoded as U+10C10, often used in scholarly and typographic contexts.
U+10C10
π° is an Old Turkic letter named βYenisei Aeg.β Itβs useful when youβre working with historical writing, transliteration, or Unicode-encoded text. Use the copy options below to insert it reliably across platforms.
Old Turkic Letter Yenisei Aeg Character Meaning
π° is the Unicode character βOLD TURKIC LETTER YENISEI AEGβ with codepoint U+10C10. As an Old Turkic letter, it belongs to the Old Turkic writing tradition and is used to represent a specific character from that script in encoded text. People commonly encounter it when creating fonts, formatting manuscripts or scholarly transcriptions, or when working with datasets that include Old Turkic characters. Its value is primarily linguistic/typographic: it helps preserve the exact shape and identity of the character for accurate reading and digital representation.
Common uses
- β’Copying the exact Old Turkic character for academic notes or transliteration work
- β’Adding the symbol to a digital transcription of Old Turkic inscriptions
- β’Designing or testing a font/glyph set that supports Old Turkic characters
- β’Building language/script samples for educational content or publications
- β’Using Unicode escapes in code to ensure consistent character rendering
Examples
π° Old Turkic Letter Yenisei Aeg
- π°π° in a Unicode text sample for Old Turkic
- π°Transliteration note: add π° to match the source spelling
- π°Font test string: π°π°π° for glyph visibility
- π°Scholarly caption including π° as part of a character list
- π°Dataset field value containing π° for Old Turkic text
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+10C10 | |
| HTML Entity | 𐰐 | |
| HTML Code | 𐰐 | |
| CSS | \10C10 |
FAQ
What does the Old Turkic Letter Yenisei Aeg character mean?
π° is the Unicode character βOLD TURKIC LETTER YENISEI AEGβ with codepoint U+10C10. As an Old Turkic letter, it belongs to the Old Turkic writing tradition and is used to represent a specific character from that script in encoded text. People commonly encounter it when creating fonts, formatting manuscripts or scholarly transcriptions, or when working with datasets that include Old Turkic characters. Its value is primarily linguistic/typographic: it helps preserve the exact shape and identity of the character for accurate reading and digital representation.
What is the Unicode codepoint for π°?
π° is U+10C10.
How can I copy π° into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: 𐰐.
What are the common programming escapes for this character?
CSS escape: \\10C10 and JavaScript escape: \\u{10C10}.
What script does π° belong to?
It is categorized under βOld Turkicβ and is named βOLD TURKIC LETTER YENISEI AEG.β