U+122E4 "𒋤" Cuneiform Sign Sud Unicode Character

U+122E4 "𒋤" Cuneiform Sign Sud is a logogram and syllabic sign from the Sumerian and Akkadian cuneiform script, primarily used in the late third to first millennium BCE Mesopotamia. It represents the syllable "sud" or the Sumerian word "sud" meaning "far" or "distant," and it also functions as a logograph for the Akkadian word "rūqu" meaning "distant" or "remote." This sign appears in a variety of administrative, legal, and literary texts, often within contexts describing spatial or temporal distance, or as part of personal names and divine epithets. Its inclusion in the Unicode Standard enables digital preservation and scholarly analysis of ancient cuneiform documents across modern computing platforms.