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𐃯

Linear B Ideogram Vessel B216 Character

𐃯 (U+100EF) is the Linear B ideogram vessel sign known as β€œVessel B216.”

U+100EF

𐃯 is a Linear B ideogram character encoded at U+100EF. It’s commonly referenced in contexts that discuss the Linear B writing system and its sign inventory. You can copy it directly or use standard escape codes for web and programming use.

Linear B Ideogram Vessel B216 Character Meaning

𐃯 is the Unicode character named β€œLINEAR B IDEOGRAM VESSEL B216” (U+100EF). As indicated by its name, it is an ideogram associated with a vessel sign in the Linear B system, specifically cataloged as B216. The symbol is most often encountered in scholarly work, digital editions, or font/sign sets that map Linear B signs to their standardized identifiers. When writing about Linear B material culture (like vessels and containers) or when labeling signs in documentation, this character helps represent the B216 vessel ideogram in a consistent, machine-encoded form.

Common uses

  • β€’Copying and sharing a specific Linear B sign in educational or reference materials
  • β€’Labeling Linear B sign lists (e.g., β€œVessel B216”) in digital catalogs and spreadsheets
  • β€’Publishing sign inventories or transcription notes in blogs, articles, and academic posts
  • β€’Rendering the character in websites using HTML/CSS/JavaScript escape sequences
  • β€’Using the glyph in typography previews, font testing, or Unicode coverage checks

Examples

𐃯 Linear B Ideogram Vessel B216

  • 𐃯Linear B sign: 𐃯 (Vessel B216).
  • 𐃯In the inventory, 𐃯 is listed under B216.
  • 𐃯The ideogram 𐃯 appears in the sign description as β€œvessel.”
  • 𐃯Character reference: U+100EF corresponds to 𐃯.
  • 𐃯Use 𐃯 to represent the Linear B vessel ideogram B216.

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+100EF
HTML Entity𐃯
HTML Code𐃯
CSS\100EF

FAQ

What does the Linear B Ideogram Vessel B216 character mean?

𐃯 is the Unicode character named β€œLINEAR B IDEOGRAM VESSEL B216” (U+100EF). As indicated by its name, it is an ideogram associated with a vessel sign in the Linear B system, specifically cataloged as B216. The symbol is most often encountered in scholarly work, digital editions, or font/sign sets that map Linear B signs to their standardized identifiers. When writing about Linear B material culture (like vessels and containers) or when labeling signs in documentation, this character helps represent the B216 vessel ideogram in a consistent, machine-encoded form.

What is 𐃯 called?

It’s named β€œLINEAR B IDEOGRAM VESSEL B216” in Unicode.

What is the Unicode code point for 𐃯?

𐃯 is U+100EF.

How can I copy 𐃯 in HTML?

Use the HTML entity: 𐃯.

How do I use 𐃯 in CSS or JavaScript?

CSS escape: \\100EF. JavaScript escape: \\u{100EF}.

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