U+124CC "𒓌" Cuneiform Sign Gu2 Times Igi Gunu Unicode Character

U+124CC "𒓌" Cuneiform Sign Gu2 Times Igi Gunu is a specific logogram from the Sumero-Akkadian cuneiform script, formed by combining the signs for "gu2" (meaning "neck" or "bank") and a variant of "igi gunu" (a dotted or modified version of the sign for "eye"). This composite character belongs to the supplementary cuneiform block within the Unicode standard, which encodes signs from the ancient writing system used for languages like Sumerian, Akkadian, and Hittite. It represents a complex syllabic or semantic value in administrative, legal, or literary texts, where the "gunu" (hatching or shading) modification often indicates a nuanced pronunciation or derived meaning. As part of the digital encoding of cuneiform, this sign allows modern scholars and enthusiasts to preserve and render the precise graphical details of ancient inscriptions.