U+12418 "𒐘" Cuneiform Numeric Sign Four Gesh2 Unicode Character

U+12418 "𒐘" Cuneiform Numeric Sign Four Gesh2 is a specific numerical symbol from the ancient cuneiform script system used primarily in Sumerian and Akkadian writing across Mesopotamia. This character represents the number 4 multiplied by the numeric value of the "gesh2" unit, which is typically understood as 60, yielding a total numeric value of 240. It is part of a larger set of cuneiform numeric signs that facilitate the representation of complex fractions and large numbers in administrative, economic, and mathematical texts. The character is encoded in Unicode’s Cuneiform block, ensuring its preservation and accurate digital representation for scholarly study and digital typography.