𐅰 Greek Acrophonic Naxian Five Hundred

Codes

JavaScript and JSON strings store text as UTF-16, so this character takes two code units (a surrogate pair) and "𐅰".length is 2. Python 3 strings count code points, so its length there is 1.

Properties

Nearby in Ancient Greek Numbers

• 𐅨 U+10168 Greek Acrophonic Hermionian Fifty
• 𐅩 U+10169 Greek Acrophonic Thespian Fifty
• 𐅪 U+1016A Greek Acrophonic Thespian One Hundred
• 𐅫 U+1016B Greek Acrophonic Thespian Three Hundred
• 𐅬 U+1016C Greek Acrophonic Epidaurean Five Hundred
• 𐅭 U+1016D Greek Acrophonic Troezenian Five Hundred
• 𐅮 U+1016E Greek Acrophonic Thespian Five Hundred
• 𐅯 U+1016F Greek Acrophonic Carystian Five Hundred
• 𐅱 U+10171 Greek Acrophonic Thespian One Thousand
• 𐅲 U+10172 Greek Acrophonic Thespian Five Thousand
• 𐅳 U+10173 Greek Acrophonic Delphic Five Mnas
• 𐅴 U+10174 Greek Acrophonic Stratian Fifty Mnas
• 𐅵 U+10175 Greek One Half Sign
• 𐅶 U+10176 Greek One Half Sign Alternate Form
• 𐅷 U+10177 Greek Two Thirds Sign
• 𐅸 U+10178 Greek Three Quarters Sign

All 79 characters: Ancient Greek Numbers.

Official reference

• Unicode code chart: Ancient Greek Numbers (PDF, unicode.org)

Questions people ask

What is the HTML code for 𐅰?

Use 𐅰 (decimal) or 𐅰 (hex).

What is the UTF-8 encoding of U+10170?

F0 90 85 B0 (hex), 4 bytes. In a URL it is %F0%90%85%B0.

How do I write U+10170 in JavaScript or Python?

JavaScript: \u{10170} or \uD800\uDD70. Python: \U00010170.

Source

Unicode Character Database 18.0.0 (Unicode License v3); HTML entity names from the WHATWG HTML Standard (CC BY 4.0). The encodings above are computed from the code point and checked against Python's encoders. How the character looks depends on your fonts.

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