Linear B Ideogram Vessel B211 Character
𐃪 is the Linear B Ideogram Vessel B211 character (U+100EA).
U+100EA
𐃪 is a specific Linear B ideogram used in the Linear B writing system. On this page you’ll find copy-ready forms, code-point details, and practical ways to include it in text.
Linear B Ideogram Vessel B211 Character Meaning
𐃪 is named “LINEAR B IDEOGRAM VESSEL B211” and corresponds to the Unicode code point U+100EA. As a Linear B ideogram, it represents a standardized concept within the script’s tradition—here, an ideogram categorized as a type of vessel (B211). Because this character is part of a historic writing system with specialized scholarly use, it’s most often encountered in academic materials, Unicode/font documentation, and research-oriented typography. For day-to-day communication, it’s generally not used as a modern symbol; instead, it functions as a precise character for correctly rendering and referencing Linear B texts.
Common uses
- •Academic writing and citations referencing Linear B ideograms
- •Digital humanities projects encoding Linear B texts
- •Font testing to verify glyph support for U+100EA
- •Creating accurate scholarly headings, labels, or character charts
- •Developer resources for Unicode-aware rendering and input validation
Examples
𐃪 Linear B Ideogram Vessel B211
- 𐃪Linear B: 𐃪 (U+100EA) appears as a vessel ideogram in this reference chart.
- 𐃪In the dataset, the character used is 𐃪, labeled Vessel B211.
- 𐃪Glyph check: does the font render 𐃪 clearly at small sizes?
- 𐃪Character list entry: 𐃪 — LINEAR B IDEOGRAM VESSEL B211.
- 𐃪Unicode lookup confirms 𐃪 corresponds to code point U+100EA.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+100EA | |
| HTML Entity | 𐃪 | |
| HTML Code | 𐃪 | |
| CSS | \100EA |
FAQ
What does the Linear B Ideogram Vessel B211 character mean?
𐃪 is named “LINEAR B IDEOGRAM VESSEL B211” and corresponds to the Unicode code point U+100EA. As a Linear B ideogram, it represents a standardized concept within the script’s tradition—here, an ideogram categorized as a type of vessel (B211). Because this character is part of a historic writing system with specialized scholarly use, it’s most often encountered in academic materials, Unicode/font documentation, and research-oriented typography. For day-to-day communication, it’s generally not used as a modern symbol; instead, it functions as a precise character for correctly rendering and referencing Linear B texts.
What is the Unicode code point for 𐃪?
𐃪 is U+100EA.
How can I copy 𐃪 for use in a webpage?
Use the HTML entity form: 𐃪 (as provided), or copy the character directly.
What are the CSS and JavaScript escape forms?
CSS escape: \\100EA. JavaScript escape: \\u{100EA}.
Will 𐃪 display correctly in all fonts?
It will depend on whether the font you use supports the Linear B block and includes a glyph for U+100EA.