Phoenician Letter Bet Character
𐤁 is the Phoenician Letter Bet, Unicode U+10901, used as a historical letter character.
U+10901
𐤁 (Phoenician Letter Bet) is a Unicode character from the Phoenician script. It’s useful when you’re working with historical texts, typography, or custom symbol sets. This page gives practical copy and code-ready forms.
Phoenician Letter Bet Character Meaning
𐤁 is the Phoenician Letter Bet (Unicode U+10901). As a letter character, it represents the sound-value associated with “bet” in the Phoenician alphabetic system, though its exact phonetic interpretation can vary by context in historical sources. Today, people commonly use it for scholarly references, linguistic mockups, and typographic experiments involving ancient scripts. Because it’s a specific Unicode character, it’s best used when you want a consistent, copyable letter from the Phoenician block rather than a similar-looking fallback glyph.
Common uses
- •Typing and proofreading texts that use the Phoenician alphabet
- •Linguistics projects or educational materials about ancient scripts
- •Designing custom letterforms or decorative typographic layouts
- •Building Unicode-based symbol sets for web or app content
- •Referencing the character in research notes, captions, or documentation
Examples
𐤁 Phoenician Letter Bet
- 𐤁𐤁𐤏𐤋 — Phoenician sequence example
- 𐤁Character list: 𐤁, 𐤀, 𐤂
- 𐤁Write the bet: 𐤁
- 𐤁Typography test: 𐤁 at 48px
- 𐤁Unicode note: U+10901 for 𐤁
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+10901 | |
| HTML Entity | 𐤁 | |
| HTML Code | 𐤁 | |
| CSS | \10901 |
FAQ
What does the Phoenician Letter Bet character mean?
𐤁 is the Phoenician Letter Bet (Unicode U+10901). As a letter character, it represents the sound-value associated with “bet” in the Phoenician alphabetic system, though its exact phonetic interpretation can vary by context in historical sources. Today, people commonly use it for scholarly references, linguistic mockups, and typographic experiments involving ancient scripts. Because it’s a specific Unicode character, it’s best used when you want a consistent, copyable letter from the Phoenician block rather than a similar-looking fallback glyph.
What is the Unicode code point for 𐤁?
𐤁 is U+10901.
How can I copy 𐤁 for use in HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: 𐤁.
What CSS or JavaScript escapes can I use for 𐤁?
CSS escape: \\10901. JavaScript escape: \\u{10901}.
Which script does 𐤁 belong to?
It belongs to the Phoenician script (category: Phoenician).