What 𐎽 means
It writes the syllable ru inside a longer Old Persian spelling.
In scholarly Latin-letter transliteration, hyphens separate sign readings: Kuruš (Cyrus’s name in Old Persian) is ku-u-ru-u-š, with ru in the middle. The sign also appears in p-ru-u-vi-i-y-t. Old Persian cuneiform, a wedge-marked royal script, took shape in the sixth century BCE. Its oldest secure examples are Darius I’s Bīsotūn inscriptions; development under Cyrus is possible. It resembles Mesopotamian cuneiform but was independently organized; only the sign la was borrowed.
What does it mean if someone sends 𐎽 alone?
A script sample or study note is the likeliest reading.
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Questions people ask
1Why does 𐎽 appear as a box?
The current font may lack Old Persian coverage. A box is a display substitute; the text still contains 𐎽.
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How to type or find 𐎽
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- ru · ru syllable · Old Persian ru · ru cuneiform
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𐎽\103BDCodes and encoding1 code points
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