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𐂺

Linear B Ideogram B179 Character

𐂺 is the Linear B Ideogram B179 character used in the Linear B writing system.

U+100BA

𐂺 is known in Unicode as LINEAR B IDEOGRAM B179. It belongs to the Linear B category and has a specific codepoint for consistent digital use. Below you’ll find ready-to-copy variations and implementation details.

Linear B Ideogram B179 Character Meaning

𐂺 (Unicode: U+100BA) is a character from the Linear B writing system, specifically labeled β€œLINEAR B IDEOGRAM B179” in Unicode. Linear B symbols are used to represent meaning within the context of inscriptions, but in modern digital work the character is primarily referenced by its standardized identifier (name and codepoint). On websites, documents, and apps, you typically use this glyph as a precise character for scholarly transcription, cataloging, or typography that references Linear B ideograms. Its value comes from being a defined Unicode character rather than an everyday punctuation or emoji.

Common uses

  • β€’Academic transcription and referencing of Linear B texts
  • β€’Building typographic or glyph test pages for Linear B support
  • β€’Creating character lists for Unicode/linguistics documentation
  • β€’Designing educational materials about ancient scripts
  • β€’Using in digital humanities datasets that store exact Unicode characters

Examples

𐂺 Linear B Ideogram B179

  • 𐂺U+100BA is the codepoint for 𐂺 in the Linear B block.
  • 𐂺The ideogram 𐂺 appears in our Linear B character set list.
  • 𐂺Please ensure your font supports 𐂺 before publishing.
  • 𐂺In HTML, render 𐂺 using its numeric entity.
  • 𐂺Our dataset stores 𐂺 as a Unicode character, not an image.

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+100BA
HTML Entity𐂺
HTML Code𐂺
CSS\100BA

FAQ

What does the Linear B Ideogram B179 character mean?

𐂺 (Unicode: U+100BA) is a character from the Linear B writing system, specifically labeled β€œLINEAR B IDEOGRAM B179” in Unicode. Linear B symbols are used to represent meaning within the context of inscriptions, but in modern digital work the character is primarily referenced by its standardized identifier (name and codepoint). On websites, documents, and apps, you typically use this glyph as a precise character for scholarly transcription, cataloging, or typography that references Linear B ideograms. Its value comes from being a defined Unicode character rather than an everyday punctuation or emoji.

What is the Unicode codepoint for 𐂺?

𐂺 is U+100BA (LINEAR B IDEOGRAM B179).

How can I copy 𐂺 into HTML?

Use the provided HTML numeric entity: 𐂺.

How do I reference 𐂺 in CSS?

You can use the CSS escape: \\100BA.

How do I reference 𐂺 in JavaScript?

Use the JavaScript escape: \\u{100BA}.