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𐀀

Phoenician Letter Alf Character

𐀀 (Phoenician Letter Alf) is a Phoenician script character at U+10900.

U+10900

𐀀 is known as the Phoenician Letter Alf. This page helps you copy the character reliably and understand the basic identifier details used in software and design.

Phoenician Letter Alf Character Meaning

𐀀 is the Phoenician letter called Alf. As a character from the Phoenician script, it is primarily used in contexts where historical scripts, transliteration, or type display are needed. People encounter it when working with Unicode text that includes Phoenician letters, creating educational materials, or adding authentic-looking characters to layouts and typography studies. Its most practical β€œmeaning” is therefore the letter identity itself: when you include 𐀀 in text, you are representing the specific Phoenician letter named Alf. For exact usage in words or transliteration, refer to your source text or script reference.

Common uses

  • β€’Copying the Phoenician Letter Alf into Unicode text for research or documentation
  • β€’Designing posters, charts, or educational materials featuring historical alphabets
  • β€’Adding Phoenician characters to websites or apps that support U+10900
  • β€’Using it in typography mockups to demonstrate script styles and font coverage
  • β€’Creating social media captions or posts about writing systems and ancient scripts

Examples

𐀀 Phoenician Letter Alf

  • 𐀀𐀀 𐀁 𐀂 (Phoenician letter sequence)
  • 𐀀Phoenician: 𐀀 (Alf)
  • 𐀀Type test: 𐀀
  • 𐀀Unicode character U+10900: 𐀀
  • 𐀀Glyph check in font sample: 𐀀

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+10900
HTML Entity𐤀
HTML Code𐤀
CSS\10900

FAQ

What does the Phoenician Letter Alf character mean?

𐀀 is the Phoenician letter called Alf. As a character from the Phoenician script, it is primarily used in contexts where historical scripts, transliteration, or type display are needed. People encounter it when working with Unicode text that includes Phoenician letters, creating educational materials, or adding authentic-looking characters to layouts and typography studies. Its most practical β€œmeaning” is therefore the letter identity itself: when you include 𐀀 in text, you are representing the specific Phoenician letter named Alf. For exact usage in words or transliteration, refer to your source text or script reference.

What is the Unicode code point for 𐀀?

𐀀 is U+10900.

How do I copy 𐀀 on the web?

Copy the character directly from this page (𐀀). For best results, ensure your font supports U+10900.

What are the common ways to represent 𐀀 in code?

You can use the HTML entity 𐤀, CSS escape \\10900, or JavaScript escape \\u{10900}.

Where is 𐀀 used?

It’s used as the Phoenician Letter Alf character in Unicode text, educational materials, typography mockups, and any workflow that requires Phoenician script characters.