U+130B7 "𓂷" Egyptian Hieroglyph D051 Unicode Character

U+130B7 "𓂷" Egyptian Hieroglyph D051 is a representation of a human arm holding a stick or staff, commonly known as the "arm with stick" or "forearm with rod" glyph from the Gardiner sign list's D category, which depicts body parts. This hieroglyph was used in ancient Egyptian writing to convey the phonetic value "mꜢ" and often appeared in words related to concepts of seeing, guiding, or extending, as the arm and stick imagery symbolized direction, control, or offering. Carved into stone or painted on papyrus, D051 frequently featured in religious and administrative texts from the Old Kingdom onward, helping scribes record everything from pharaonic decrees to funerary spells with precise, iconic clarity.