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๐ƒ—

Linear B Ideogram B253 Character

๐ƒ— is the Linear B Ideogram B253 character, represented in Unicode as U+100D7.

U+100D7

๐ƒ— is a Linear B character used in the Unicode block for the Linear B script. This page helps you identify it, copy it reliably, and use it in fonts and text fields that support the character.

Linear B Ideogram B253 Character Meaning

๐ƒ— is known in Unicode as LINEAR B IDEOGRAM B253. Linear B is an ancient script, and characters like this one are typically categorized as ideograms with specific referents in their writing system. In practical terms, the most important โ€œmeaningโ€ for most users is the character identity: it is the ideogram labeled B253 in the Unicode standard. When you use it in modern text, scholarly notes, digitization work, or UI displays for Linear B, youโ€™re primarily indicating this exact character rather than a modern word or symbol.

Common uses

  • โ€ขAcademic notes or references involving Linear B ideograms (B253)
  • โ€ขDigital epigraphy projects that transcribe or label Linear B signs
  • โ€ขCreating study materials, slides, or worksheets about Linear B
  • โ€ขBuilding a character lookup or font test page that includes U+100D7
  • โ€ขSocial or blog posts that demonstrate or compare Unicode characters

Examples

๐ƒ— Linear B Ideogram B253

  • ๐ƒ—Unicode U+100D7 corresponds to ๐ƒ—.
  • ๐ƒ—In my Linear B index, sign B253 is written as ๐ƒ—.
  • ๐ƒ—The character ๐ƒ— appears in this transcription excerpt.
  • ๐ƒ—Iโ€™m testing whether ๐ƒ— renders correctly in my browser.
  • ๐ƒ—Replace the placeholder with ๐ƒ— when labeling ideogram B253.

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+100D7
HTML Entity𐃗
HTML Code𐃗
CSS\100D7

FAQ

What does the Linear B Ideogram B253 character mean?

๐ƒ— is known in Unicode as LINEAR B IDEOGRAM B253. Linear B is an ancient script, and characters like this one are typically categorized as ideograms with specific referents in their writing system. In practical terms, the most important โ€œmeaningโ€ for most users is the character identity: it is the ideogram labeled B253 in the Unicode standard. When you use it in modern text, scholarly notes, digitization work, or UI displays for Linear B, youโ€™re primarily indicating this exact character rather than a modern word or symbol.

What is the Unicode code point for ๐ƒ—?

๐ƒ— is U+100D7 (LINEAR B IDEOGRAM B253).

How can I copy ๐ƒ— safely into HTML?

Use the HTML entity: 𐃗 or paste the character directly if your editor supports it.

What escapes work in JavaScript?

A JavaScript escape for this character is \\u{100D7}.

Why does ๐ƒ— sometimes not display correctly?

It requires a font and environment that support Linear B characters; if the font isnโ€™t available, you may see a box or blank placeholder.

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