Phoenician Number Ten Character
𐤗 is the Phoenician number ten character (Unicode U+10917).
U+10917
𐤗 represents the number ten in the Phoenician numeral system. It’s useful when working with historical scripts, typography, or Unicode-aware text. Below you’ll find copy options and implementation-friendly escape codes.
Phoenician Number Ten Character Meaning
𐤗 is the Phoenician numeral for ten, identified in Unicode as “PHOENICIAN NUMBER TEN” with code point U+10917. The Phoenician script is often encountered in studies of ancient writing systems and epigraphy, and its numeral characters are commonly referenced for accurate historical text rendering. In modern digital contexts, the symbol is mainly used to reproduce specific characters from the Phoenician block, build fonts and glyph previews, or include historically accurate numerals in educational or editorial materials. When copying, verify font support, since not all systems include this character by default.
Common uses
- •Including Phoenician numerals in educational articles about writing systems
- •Labeling or annotating historical artifacts in museum-style digital content
- •Building Unicode-based character sets or glyph preview pages
- •Using the character in typographic mockups that require exact Unicode points
- •Transcribing or formatting historical-style numerals in manuscripts and timelines
Examples
𐤗 Phoenician Number Ten
- 𐤗U+10917 corresponds to 𐤗.
- 𐤗The Phoenician number ten is written as 𐤗.
- 𐤗Unicode name: PHOENICIAN NUMBER TEN (𐤗).
- 𐤗Use 𐤗 in your glyph list to represent ten.
- 𐤗Copy 𐤗 and paste it into your editor for testing.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+10917 | |
| HTML Entity | 𐤗 | |
| HTML Code | 𐤗 | |
| CSS | \10917 |
FAQ
What does the Phoenician Number Ten character mean?
𐤗 is the Phoenician numeral for ten, identified in Unicode as “PHOENICIAN NUMBER TEN” with code point U+10917. The Phoenician script is often encountered in studies of ancient writing systems and epigraphy, and its numeral characters are commonly referenced for accurate historical text rendering. In modern digital contexts, the symbol is mainly used to reproduce specific characters from the Phoenician block, build fonts and glyph previews, or include historically accurate numerals in educational or editorial materials. When copying, verify font support, since not all systems include this character by default.
What is the Unicode code point for 𐤗?
𐤗 is U+10917.
What is the Unicode name of this character?
Its Unicode name is “PHOENICIAN NUMBER TEN”.
How can I copy 𐤗 in HTML?
Use the HTML entity 𐤗.
What is the CSS or JavaScript escape for 𐤗?
CSS escape: \\10917. JavaScript escape: \\u{10917}.