U+122F9 "𒋹" Cuneiform Sign Tag Times Ud Unicode Character

U+122F9 "𒋹" Cuneiform Sign Tag Times Ud is a specific glyph from the Sumero-Akkadian cuneiform script, representing a complex logogram or syllabic sign used primarily in ancient Mesopotamian writing. This character is composed by combining the sign for "Tag" (meaning "to touch" or a type of garment) with the sign for "Ud" (meaning "day" or "storm"), where the "Times" notation indicates that the two signs are layered or multiplied within a single cluster. Its precise meaning varied across texts and periods, often appearing in economic or administrative documents to denote specific commodities, units, or temporal concepts, such as a kind of dated transaction or a ritual event tied to the day. The character is part of the Cuneiform Unicode block, which preserves these ancient script forms for digital representation, though it is rarely used outside of scholarly research or specialized digital fonts.