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𐃙

Linear B Ideogram B255 Character

𐃙 is the Linear B Ideogram B255 character (Unicode U+100D9).

U+100D9

𐃙 is a Linear B ideogram recorded in the Unicode block for Linear B. This page helps you identify the character and copy it reliably in text, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Linear B Ideogram B255 Character Meaning

𐃙 is identified in Unicode as β€œLINEAR B IDEOGRAM B255” with code point U+100D9. Linear B is an ancient writing system used primarily for Mycenaean Greek, and its ideograms are standardized signs. As a result, the character is most often referenced by scholars, typographers, and developers using Unicode names and code points rather than by everyday β€œmodern” meanings. When you use 𐃙 in digital text, you’re typically working with cataloging, research notes, font/glyph testing, or encoding that matches this exact Unicode character.

Common uses

  • β€’Unicode character lookup and documentation for Linear B signlists
  • β€’Testing fonts or glyph rendering for the Linear B block
  • β€’Scholarly notes, labeling, and transcription drafts that require exact code points
  • β€’Educational or museum-style digital materials about Linear B ideograms
  • β€’Developer usage in text rendering, search indexing, or data formats that store Unicode characters

Examples

𐃙 Linear B Ideogram B255

  • 𐃙Unicode label: 𐃙 (U+100D9)
  • 𐃙Glyph test string: 𐃙 𐃙 𐃙
  • 𐃙Catalog entry: Linear B ideogram B255: 𐃙
  • 𐃙Transcription note: see sign 𐃙 in the ideogram list
  • 𐃙Reference in code: character = '𐃙'

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+100D9
HTML Entity𐃙
HTML Code𐃙
CSS\100D9

FAQ

What does the Linear B Ideogram B255 character mean?

𐃙 is identified in Unicode as β€œLINEAR B IDEOGRAM B255” with code point U+100D9. Linear B is an ancient writing system used primarily for Mycenaean Greek, and its ideograms are standardized signs. As a result, the character is most often referenced by scholars, typographers, and developers using Unicode names and code points rather than by everyday β€œmodern” meanings. When you use 𐃙 in digital text, you’re typically working with cataloging, research notes, font/glyph testing, or encoding that matches this exact Unicode character.

What is 𐃙 called?

It’s named β€œLINEAR B IDEOGRAM B255” in Unicode.

What is the Unicode code point for 𐃙?

The code point is U+100D9.

How can I copy 𐃙 into HTML?

Use the HTML entity: 𐃙.

How do I use 𐃙 in JavaScript?

You can use the JavaScript escape: \\u{100D9}.