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𐃝

Linear B Ideogram B259 Character

𐃝 (Linear B Ideogram B259, U+100DD) is a Linear B writing-system character used to represent a specific ideogram.

U+100DD

𐃝 is a Unicode character from the Linear B block. Its official Unicode description is β€œLINEAR B IDEOGRAM B259” (U+100DD). Use it when you need to reference or label this particular Linear B ideogram in digital text.

Linear B Ideogram B259 Character Meaning

𐃝 is the Unicode character named β€œLINEAR B IDEOGRAM B259” (U+100DD). Linear B is an ancient script, and individual ideograms are often identified by inventory numbers like B259 rather than by modern letter values. In practice, 𐃝 is most commonly encountered in academic, archival, or font-related contexts where cataloging and accurately reproducing specific ideograms matters. If you’re encoding scholarly material, it’s typically used as a precise glyph reference for B259. Outside of such contexts, the symbol may be unfamiliar because it does not function like a modern punctuation mark or standard alphabet letter.

Common uses

  • β€’Typing or pasting the exact Unicode character for scholarly references to Linear B ideogram B259
  • β€’Labeling images, charts, or datasets that list Linear B signs by code or inventory number
  • β€’Annotating publications, presentations, or PDFs that reproduce sign inventories
  • β€’Designing or testing fonts and rendering behavior for the Linear B block
  • β€’Creating educational or archival posts that demonstrate specific Unicode characters

Examples

𐃝 Linear B Ideogram B259

  • 𐃝Linear B ideogram B259: 𐃝
  • 𐃝Sign list includes U+100DD (𐃝).
  • 𐃝Use 𐃝 when referencing ideogram B259 in your source text.
  • 𐃝The glyph shown here is 𐃝 (LINEAR B IDEOGRAM B259).
  • 𐃝Unicode test string: 𐃝

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+100DD
HTML Entity𐃝
HTML Code𐃝
CSS\100DD
Decimal65757

How to type Linear B Ideogram B259 Character (𐃝)

On Windows

In Word, type 100DD then press Alt + X. Or open the emoji picker with Windows key + period.

On Mac

Press Control + Command + Space to open Character Viewer and search for the character.

On Linux

Press Control + Shift + U, type 100dd, then press Enter or Space.

Anywhere

Copy 𐃝 with the button above and paste it wherever you need it β€” this works on every device and in every app, with no keyboard shortcut to remember.

FAQ

What does the Linear B Ideogram B259 character mean?

𐃝 is the Unicode character named β€œLINEAR B IDEOGRAM B259” (U+100DD). Linear B is an ancient script, and individual ideograms are often identified by inventory numbers like B259 rather than by modern letter values. In practice, 𐃝 is most commonly encountered in academic, archival, or font-related contexts where cataloging and accurately reproducing specific ideograms matters. If you’re encoding scholarly material, it’s typically used as a precise glyph reference for B259. Outside of such contexts, the symbol may be unfamiliar because it does not function like a modern punctuation mark or standard alphabet letter.

What is the Unicode code point for 𐃝?

𐃝 is U+100DD, named β€œLINEAR B IDEOGRAM B259”.

How can I copy 𐃝 reliably into code or HTML?

You can use the HTML entity 𐃝 or the JavaScript escape \u{100DD}. In CSS, use \100DD.

Will 𐃝 display correctly on all devices?

It depends on whether the installed fonts support the Linear B block. If it doesn’t, you may see a fallback box or missing-glyph symbol.

Does 𐃝 have a common everyday meaning like a typical letter?

Not in the usual sense. It’s primarily a specific glyph identifier for the Linear B ideogram B259 used in scholarly or encoding contexts.