Runic Letter Long-branch-ar Ae Letter
ᛅ (U+16C5) is a runic letter named Long-Branch-AR AE, used for writing and decorative runic text.
U+16C5
ᛅ is a single runic character with the Unicode name “RUNIC LETTER LONG-BRANCH-AR AE” (U+16C5). It’s mainly used when you want a specific runic letter shape in text, fonts, or design. You can copy it directly or use the provided escapes in code.
Runic Letter Long-branch-ar Ae Letter Meaning
ᛅ is a runic letter character from the Unicode block of runic letters. In practice, its “meaning” is usually about using a distinct runic glyph rather than representing a widely standardized modern word by itself. When people include ᛅ in writing, they often aim for historically styled runic text, rune-like branding, or decorative lettering where each character matters. If you’re building runic strings, the key point is that ᛅ has its own Unicode identity (U+16C5), so it will remain consistent across systems that support the font.
Common uses
- •Copy/paste for runic-themed titles, badges, and headers
- •Decorative lettering in posters, tattoos (concept-only), and merch mockups
- •UI elements or icons that need a runic glyph as a visual accent
- •Creating runic-inspired names for games, tabletop settings, or fiction
- •Developer use in HTML/JavaScript to insert the character reliably
Examples
ᛅ — Runic Letter Long-Branch-AR AE
- ᛅᛅᛁᛚᛟᛚᚷ runes
- ᛅSword ofᛅAE
- ᛅᛅ — long-branch rune
- ᛅNorthernᛅletters
- ᛅAdd ᛅ to the banner
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+16C5 | |
| HTML Entity | ᛅ | |
| HTML Code | ᛅ | |
| CSS | \16C5 |
FAQ
What does the Runic Letter Long-branch-ar Ae letter mean?
ᛅ is a runic letter character from the Unicode block of runic letters. In practice, its “meaning” is usually about using a distinct runic glyph rather than representing a widely standardized modern word by itself. When people include ᛅ in writing, they often aim for historically styled runic text, rune-like branding, or decorative lettering where each character matters. If you’re building runic strings, the key point is that ᛅ has its own Unicode identity (U+16C5), so it will remain consistent across systems that support the font.
What is the Unicode code point for ᛅ?
ᛅ has Unicode code point U+16C5.
How can I copy ᛅ from this page?
Select and copy the character shown (ᛅ). You can paste it into documents, design tools, or code editors.
What HTML entity can I use for ᛅ?
You can use the HTML entity ᛅ.
What JavaScript escape should I use for ᛅ?
Use the JavaScript Unicode escape: \\u{16C5}.