Linear B Ideogram B177 Character
𐂸 is the Unicode character “LINEAR B IDEOGRAM B177” from the Linear B writing system.
U+100B8
𐂸 (Linear B Ideogram B177) is a specific Unicode character in the Linear B block. It’s most useful when you’re documenting, cataloging, or working with text that references Linear B glyphs by code point. Below you’ll find its exact Unicode information and practical ways to copy it for digital use.
Linear B Ideogram B177 Character Meaning
𐂸 is labeled in Unicode as “LINEAR B IDEOGRAM B177.” As a Linear B ideogram, it represents a particular sign used in the Linear B writing system. In practice, the “meaning” depends on scholarly interpretation and the specific value assigned to Ideogram B177 in reference materials. When using this character in documents, it’s often best to pair it with a citation or label (e.g., “Ideogram B177”) so readers can understand which convention you’re following. The most reliable way to work with it digitally is by using its exact Unicode code point U+100B8.
Common uses
- •Academic notes and references to specific Linear B signs (e.g., “Ideogram B177”).
- •Digital cataloging of inscriptions or sign lists using Unicode characters.
- •Typography or font testing for the Linear B Unicode block.
- •Educational materials that map code points to glyph names for learners.
- •Developer documentation where precise Unicode identifiers are needed.
Examples
𐂸 Linear B Ideogram B177
- 𐂸Unicode reference: U+100B8 (LINEAR B IDEOGRAM B177) = 𐂸
- 𐂸In the sign list, Ideogram B177 is shown as 𐂸.
- 𐂸When encoding Linear B ideograms, use the code point for 𐂸 carefully.
- 𐂸Glyph chart entry: 𐂸 — LINEAR B IDEOGRAM B177.
- 𐂸Font support check: does your font render 𐂸 correctly?
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+100B8 | |
| HTML Entity | 𐂸 | |
| HTML Code | 𐂸 | |
| CSS | \100B8 |
FAQ
What does the Linear B Ideogram B177 character mean?
𐂸 is labeled in Unicode as “LINEAR B IDEOGRAM B177.” As a Linear B ideogram, it represents a particular sign used in the Linear B writing system. In practice, the “meaning” depends on scholarly interpretation and the specific value assigned to Ideogram B177 in reference materials. When using this character in documents, it’s often best to pair it with a citation or label (e.g., “Ideogram B177”) so readers can understand which convention you’re following. The most reliable way to work with it digitally is by using its exact Unicode code point U+100B8.
What is the Unicode code point for 𐂸?
𐂸 is U+100B8, named “LINEAR B IDEOGRAM B177.”
How do I copy 𐂸 into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity 𐂸 or copy the character directly.
What is the CSS escape for 𐂸?
Use \\100B8 as the CSS escape.
Is 𐂸 the same as a “Linear B letter”?
It is an ideogram (listed as “LINEAR B IDEOGRAM B177”), not a general letter category; the exact sign value comes from scholarly sign lists.