U+122D3 "𒋓" Cuneiform Sign Shir Unicode Character

U+122D3 "𒋓" Cuneiform Sign Shir is a glyph from the Sumero-Akkadian cuneiform script, specifically representing the syllable "shir" or "šir." This sign belongs to the early Sumerian syllabary and later Akkadian adaptations, often used in writing words related to singing, poetry, or incantations, as its phonetic value links to concepts of song or chant. Found within the Cuneiform block of the Unicode Standard, it preserves a wedge shaped character historically inscribed on clay tablets, serving as a valuable resource for scholars studying ancient Mesopotamian languages, literature, and administrative records.