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𐂽

Linear B Ideogram B182 Character

𐂽 is the Linear B Ideogram B182 character (U+100BD) used to represent a specific ancient writing sign.

U+100BD

𐂽 is a character from the Linear B writing system. It is identified in Unicode as LINEAR B IDEOGRAM B182. Use the code points and escapes below to copy it reliably in documents and software.

Linear B Ideogram B182 Character Meaning

𐂽 is Unicode character U+100BD, named LINEAR B IDEOGRAM B182. Linear B is an ancient writing system; the β€œideogram” label indicates it represents a sign used to convey a meaning or referent within the script. β€œB182” is the specific identifier for this ideogram in the Unicode naming scheme, not a modern numeral value or commonly recognized everyday word. When you see 𐂽 in digital text, it typically appears in scholarly, educational, or typographic contexts where Linear B signs are referenced precisely by their Unicode character IDs.

Common uses

  • β€’Scholarly documents that cite specific Linear B signs by Unicode ID
  • β€’Museum and education materials needing accurate character-level transcription
  • β€’Digital typography samples showing rare Unicode characters
  • β€’Developer notes or datasets that store Linear B ideograms as text
  • β€’Cataloging and labeling Linear B sign collections online

Examples

𐂽 Linear B Ideogram B182

  • 𐂽Unicode: U+100BD (𐂽) in a character table
  • π‚½β€œLinear B ideogram B182” β€” sign reference in notes
  • 𐂽A caption listing the exact character 𐂽 used in a figure
  • 𐂽Testing font coverage for 𐂽 in a web form
  • 𐂽A dataset row storing 𐂽 alongside its Unicode code point

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+100BD
HTML Entity𐂽
HTML Code𐂽
CSS\100BD

FAQ

What does the Linear B Ideogram B182 character mean?

𐂽 is Unicode character U+100BD, named LINEAR B IDEOGRAM B182. Linear B is an ancient writing system; the β€œideogram” label indicates it represents a sign used to convey a meaning or referent within the script. β€œB182” is the specific identifier for this ideogram in the Unicode naming scheme, not a modern numeral value or commonly recognized everyday word. When you see 𐂽 in digital text, it typically appears in scholarly, educational, or typographic contexts where Linear B signs are referenced precisely by their Unicode character IDs.

What is the Unicode code point for 𐂽?

𐂽 is U+100BD (named LINEAR B IDEOGRAM B182).

How can I copy 𐂽 reliably into HTML?

Use the HTML entity: 𐂽.

What escape sequences work in code?

CSS escape: \\100BD. JavaScript (Unicode code point): \\u{100BD}.

Where would I typically use this character?

It’s most commonly used in scholarly or educational materials and in digital text systems that need precise Linear B sign references.