0x2C22

0x2C22 is a hexadecimal value commonly mapped to the Unicode code point U+2C22. This code point resides in the Glagolitic block, which spans from U+2C00 to U+2C5F. The associated character is a Glagolitic letter, one of the symbols used in the historical Glagolitic script, an early Slavic writing system.

The Glagolitic script emerged in the 9th century and is traditionally linked to the mission of Saints Cyril and Methodius in the Slavic world. It served religious and scholarly purposes before being largely supplanted by the Cyrillic script in most contexts. Today Glagolitic is primarily of interest to scholars of linguistics, history, and philology, and it appears in specialized typography and digital encodings for academic work.

In Unicode data, U+2C22 has a formal name that identifies it as one of the Glagolitic letters; the precise appearance depends on font support. For digital text, the code point U+2C22 is encoded in UTF-8 as a three-byte sequence, consistent with other code points in the U+0800 to U+FFFF range.

Overall, 0x2C22 denotes a specific Glagolitic character within the Unicode standard, reflecting the historic script's place in the history of writing and its occasional use in modern scholarly and cultural contexts.