BLOCK · U+1D2E0 – U+1D2FF · 20 CHARS

The Mayan Numerals block

20 assigned characters in Plane 1 (Supplementary Multilingual Plane).

The Mayan Numerals block spans U+1D2E0–U+1D2FF, 32 codepoints in Plane 1 (Supplementary Multilingual Plane). 20 are assigned in Unicode 16.0; the other 12 are reserved for future characters.

All of its characters have the script value Common: they are shared across writing systems rather than tied to one.

By general category: 20 other numbers (No).

The first 20 arrived in Unicode 11.0 (2018).

Because it lies outside the BMP, every character here takes four bytes in UTF-8 and a surrogate pair in UTF-16.

Assigned characters

Codepoints in range

Plane

11.0

First version

All 20 characters

U+1D2E0𝋠Mayan Numeral Zero U+1D2E1𝋡Mayan Numeral One U+1D2E2𝋢Mayan Numeral Two U+1D2E3𝋣Mayan Numeral Three U+1D2E4𝋤Mayan Numeral Four U+1D2E5𝋥Mayan Numeral Five U+1D2E6𝋦Mayan Numeral Six U+1D2E7𝋧Mayan Numeral Seven U+1D2E8𝋨Mayan Numeral Eight U+1D2E9𝋩Mayan Numeral Nine U+1D2EA𝋪Mayan Numeral Ten U+1D2EB𝋫Mayan Numeral Eleven U+1D2EC𝋬Mayan Numeral Twelve U+1D2ED𝋭Mayan Numeral Thirteen U+1D2EE𝋮Mayan Numeral Fourteen U+1D2EF𝋯Mayan Numeral Fifteen U+1D2F0𝋰Mayan Numeral Sixteen U+1D2F1𝋱Mayan Numeral Seventeen U+1D2F2𝋲Mayan Numeral Eighteen U+1D2F3𝋳Mayan Numeral Nineteen

All 20 characters

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