U+12395 "𒎕" Cuneiform Sign Pir2 Unicode Character

U+12395 "𒎕" Cuneiform Sign Pir2 is a glyph from the Cuneiform script, which was used for writing several languages of the ancient Near East, most notably Sumerian and Akkadian. Specifically, this sign represents the phonetic value "pir" and is a variant or modified form of the basic sign PIR, often distinguished by additional wedge marks that alter its reading or meaning. It belongs to the block of Cuneiform characters in the Unicode standard, encoded to support modern digital typography and scholarly work on ancient Mesopotamian texts, where such signs appear in administrative, legal, and literary documents inscribed on clay tablets.