Phoenician Number One Character
𐤖 (Phoenician Number One) is a Phoenician numeral symbol with the code point U+10916.
U+10916
𐤖 is the Phoenician numeral for one. This page helps you copy the character and use it correctly across common text and programming workflows. You’ll also find practical examples and Unicode details.
Phoenician Number One Character Meaning
𐤖 is named “PHOENICIAN NUMBER ONE” and is part of the Phoenician script Unicode block. As a numeral symbol, it is used to represent the value one in contexts that involve Phoenician-style numeric notation or font/script demonstrations. Outside of dedicated historical or typographic work, you may mainly encounter it in educational materials, Unicode character references, and design mockups where symbol accuracy matters. When using it in digital text, rely on its Unicode code point (U+10916) or the provided HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes to avoid copy/paste or encoding issues.
Common uses
- •Typography and font testing for Phoenician characters
- •Educational graphics or worksheets about historical numerals
- •Unicode/encoding documentation and character reference pages
- •Branding or poster design that features ancient numeral motifs
- •Social posts or captions that include the specific Phoenician “one” symbol
Examples
𐤖 Phoenician Number One
- 𐤖The numeral 𐤖 means one in Phoenician notation.
- 𐤖Unicode U+10916 corresponds to 𐤖.
- 𐤖Set 𐤖 in your custom font to verify glyph support.
- 𐤖In the lesson, students match 𐤖 with the value 1.
- 𐤖Use 𐤖 when you need the exact character for “Phoenician number one.”
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+10916 | |
| HTML Entity | 𐤖 | |
| HTML Code | 𐤖 | |
| CSS | \10916 |
FAQ
What does the Phoenician Number One character mean?
𐤖 is named “PHOENICIAN NUMBER ONE” and is part of the Phoenician script Unicode block. As a numeral symbol, it is used to represent the value one in contexts that involve Phoenician-style numeric notation or font/script demonstrations. Outside of dedicated historical or typographic work, you may mainly encounter it in educational materials, Unicode character references, and design mockups where symbol accuracy matters. When using it in digital text, rely on its Unicode code point (U+10916) or the provided HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes to avoid copy/paste or encoding issues.
What is the Unicode code point for 𐤖?
𐤖 has Unicode code point U+10916.
How do I copy 𐤖 into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity 𐤖.
What CSS escape can I use for 𐤖?
Use \\10916 in CSS (as provided).
Is 𐤖 used as a numeral or a letter?
𐤖 is named “PHOENICIAN NUMBER ONE” and is used as a Phoenician numeral symbol for the value one.