U+130CB "𓃋" Egyptian Hieroglyph D067B Unicode Character

U+130CB "𓃋" Egyptian Hieroglyph D067B is a hieroglyph representing the hindquarters or rear end of a lion, typically depicted as a stylized animal rump with a tail, and it belongs to the category of parts of mammals in the Gardiner sign list under the code D67B. This specific sign was used in ancient Egyptian writing to convey the phonetic value "peh" or as a determinative in words related to strength, power, or the concept of the "rump" or "backside." Its inclusion in Unicode allows for digital representation and study of this ancient script, preserving a small but meaningful fragment of Egyptian linguistic and cultural heritage.