Linear B Ideogram B160 Character
𐂨 is the Unicode character LINEAR B IDEOGRAM B160, used for representing Linear B script symbols.
U+100A8
𐂨 represents a specific Linear B ideogram identified as B160. This page helps you copy it reliably across browsers and code editors. You’ll also find common ways people include it in text and projects.
Linear B Ideogram B160 Character Meaning
𐂨 is the Unicode character named “LINEAR B IDEOGRAM B160” (Unicode code point U+100A8). As part of the Linear B script set, it’s used when you need to display or reference that particular ideogram. Linear B symbols are typically used in academic, cataloging, and digital humanities contexts—such as transcribing inscriptions, labeling manuscripts, or showing typography coverage for the Linear B block. If you’re building a reference list or writing about Linear B, this character is the precise way to refer to ideogram B160 rather than a visually similar glyph.
Common uses
- •Digital transcription of Linear B texts that reference ideogram B160
- •Typography or font testing for the Linear B Unicode block
- •Academic notes, glossaries, or catalog entries using a standardized character reference
- •UI mockups or documentation that demonstrate proper Unicode symbol rendering
- •Website or app content that includes Linear B symbols with consistent copy/paste support
Examples
𐂨 LINEAR B IDEOGRAM B160
- 𐂨Linear B ideogram: 𐂨 (B160)
- 𐂨Unicode U+100A8: 𐂨
- 𐂨In this transcription, ideogram B160 is marked as 𐂨.
- 𐂨Font check: does the glyph for 𐂨 appear correctly?
- 𐂨Reference list entry—Linear B: 𐂨
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+100A8 | |
| HTML Entity | 𐂨 | |
| HTML Code | 𐂨 | |
| CSS | \100A8 |
FAQ
What does the Linear B Ideogram B160 character mean?
𐂨 is the Unicode character named “LINEAR B IDEOGRAM B160” (Unicode code point U+100A8). As part of the Linear B script set, it’s used when you need to display or reference that particular ideogram. Linear B symbols are typically used in academic, cataloging, and digital humanities contexts—such as transcribing inscriptions, labeling manuscripts, or showing typography coverage for the Linear B block. If you’re building a reference list or writing about Linear B, this character is the precise way to refer to ideogram B160 rather than a visually similar glyph.
What is the Unicode code point for 𐂨?
𐂨 is U+100A8 (named LINEAR B IDEOGRAM B160).
How do I copy 𐂨 into HTML?
Use the HTML entity: 𐂨
What JavaScript escape can I use for 𐂨?
Use: \\u{100A8}
Why does 𐂨 sometimes show as a box?
It usually means the current font doesn’t support the Linear B Unicode block. Try a font with U+100A8 coverage.