Phoenician Letter Shin Character
𐤔 is the Phoenician Letter Shin, represented in Unicode as U+10914.
U+10914
𐤔 (Phoenician Letter Shin) is a Unicode character used for representing Phoenician writing. If you’re designing, writing, or coding with ancient scripts, it helps to know the exact code point and copy-friendly formats. Here you can find practical ways to paste and reference it.
Phoenician Letter Shin Character Meaning
𐤔 is the Phoenician Letter Shin (Unicode U+10914). As part of the Phoenician alphabet, it represents a letter name used when transcribing or studying Phoenician texts and inscriptions. In modern digital contexts, it’s most often encountered in Unicode-driven typography, language/script references, educational materials, and scholarly or fan-made transcriptions of ancient writing. Its value is primarily as a character for accurate representation—copying the exact symbol ensures your text matches the intended letter rather than a lookalike from another script.
Common uses
- •Transcribing Phoenician words in educational or reference documents
- •Labeling or styling headings in design projects about ancient scripts
- •Building typographic content in Unicode character sets for research
- •Adding accurate letter symbols to presentations or worksheets
- •Using the character in developer content that must match Unicode exactly
Examples
𐤔 Phoenician Letter Shin
- 𐤔𐤔𐤀𐤋 (example transcription)
- 𐤔Phoenician: 𐤔
- 𐤔Letter name: Phoenician Letter Shin (𐤔)
- 𐤔Ancient alphabet practice: 𐤔𐤄𐤃
- 𐤔Unicode test: U+10914 → 𐤔
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+10914 | |
| HTML Entity | 𐤔 | |
| HTML Code | 𐤔 | |
| CSS | \10914 |
FAQ
What does the Phoenician Letter Shin character mean?
𐤔 is the Phoenician Letter Shin (Unicode U+10914). As part of the Phoenician alphabet, it represents a letter name used when transcribing or studying Phoenician texts and inscriptions. In modern digital contexts, it’s most often encountered in Unicode-driven typography, language/script references, educational materials, and scholarly or fan-made transcriptions of ancient writing. Its value is primarily as a character for accurate representation—copying the exact symbol ensures your text matches the intended letter rather than a lookalike from another script.
What is the Unicode code point for 𐤔?
𐤔 is Unicode U+10914 (PHOENICIAN LETTER SHIN).
How can I copy 𐤔 in a web page?
You can paste the character directly (𐤔) or use the HTML entity 𐤔.
Is there a CSS escape for this character?
Yes. The CSS escape is \\10914.
How do I use it in JavaScript?
Use the code point escape: \\u{10914}.