U+130EA "𓃪" Egyptian Hieroglyph E020A Unicode Character

U+130EA "𓃪" Egyptian Hieroglyph E020A is a specific sign from the ancient Egyptian writing system, classified under the category of birds. This particular hieroglyph depicts a duck or waterfowl, often identified as a "duckling" or "teal," and was used phonetically to represent the consonant sound "T" or "ṯ" (a "tj" sound) in the Egyptian language. It appears in inscriptions and texts as a logogram or determinative, contributing to the meaning of words related to birds or small animals, and is part of the broader set of Gardiner's Sign List birds category. As a character encoded in Unicode's Egyptian Hieroglyphs block, it allows modern digital representation of this ancient symbol for academic study, preservation, and typographic use.