Linear B Ideogram B154 Character
𐂣 is the Unicode Linear B Ideogram B154 character used for Linear B script content.
U+100A3
𐂣 is a Linear B ideogram recorded in Unicode. It’s used when you need to represent Linear B characters accurately in digital text. Use the copy options below to paste it into documents, designs, or code.
Linear B Ideogram B154 Character Meaning
𐂣 (U+100A3) is named “LINEAR B IDEOGRAM B154” in Unicode. As a Linear B ideogram, it belongs to the set of characters used to write the Linear B script, which is primarily studied in academic and reference contexts. The symbol’s practical “meaning” in everyday language isn’t established for general use; instead, its value is in faithful character representation—such as in linguistics materials, cataloging, transcription work, or typographic sets for historical scripts. When publishing, it’s best to pair it with the relevant reference label (B154) so readers can identify which ideogram you’re using.
Common uses
- •Linguistics and epigraphy notes that require exact Linear B character transcription
- •Academic documents, slides, or posters showing Linear B ideogram lists
- •Digital typography or font testing for the Linear B Unicode block
- •Encyclopedia or glossary entries describing Linear B character IDs (B154)
- •Source-accurate labeling in research datasets and annotations
Examples
𐂣 Linear B Ideogram B154
- 𐂣Linear B ideogram B154: 𐂣
- 𐂣Unicode U+100A3 corresponds to 𐂣 in the Linear B block.
- 𐂣In the table below, the entry for B154 is shown as 𐂣.
- 𐂣Character sample: 𐂣 (LINEAR B IDEOGRAM B154).
- 𐂣Use 𐂣 when transcribing the ideogram B154 consistently.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+100A3 | |
| HTML Entity | 𐂣 | |
| HTML Code | 𐂣 | |
| CSS | \100A3 |
FAQ
What does the Linear B Ideogram B154 character mean?
𐂣 (U+100A3) is named “LINEAR B IDEOGRAM B154” in Unicode. As a Linear B ideogram, it belongs to the set of characters used to write the Linear B script, which is primarily studied in academic and reference contexts. The symbol’s practical “meaning” in everyday language isn’t established for general use; instead, its value is in faithful character representation—such as in linguistics materials, cataloging, transcription work, or typographic sets for historical scripts. When publishing, it’s best to pair it with the relevant reference label (B154) so readers can identify which ideogram you’re using.
What is the Unicode code point for 𐂣?
𐂣 is Unicode U+100A3 (named “LINEAR B IDEOGRAM B154”).
How can I copy 𐂣 into HTML?
Use the provided HTML entity: 𐂣.
What CSS escape can I use for 𐂣?
You can use the CSS escape: \\100A3.
What JavaScript escape represents 𐂣?
Use JavaScript’s Unicode escape: \\u{100A3}.