What 𒇯 means
Its glosses range from mound and platform to seat and shrine. DU6 is the scholarly label for the sign’s reading. Sumerian, an ancient Mesopotamian language, uses it for a mound or platform. Akkadian, another language written in cuneiform, connects it in word lists with tīlu/tillu, a settlement mound, and with “seat,” “height,” and “small shrine.”
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1Why does 𒇯 show as a box?
The selected font lacks this glyph. As of 2026, Noto Sans Cuneiform is designed for cuneiform text; use a font with coverage for this sign.
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- Also called
- DU6 · LAGAR-gunû
- Search it as
- du6 meaning · du6 mound · lagar gunu · lagar gunû · mound sign · sumerian du6 · cuneiform du6
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- Anything that takes text · its shape is whatever your font draws
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𒇯CSS
\121EFCodes and encoding1 code points
HTML decimal
𒇯
HTML hex
𒇯
CSS content
content: "\121EF";
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%F0%92%87%AF
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