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𐃴

Linear B Ideogram Vessel B222 Character

𐃴 is the Linear B ideogram symbol “Vessel B222” (U+100F4).

U+100F4

𐃴 (U+100F4) is a Linear B ideogram used in the Linear B writing system. This page helps you copy the character reliably across platforms and in code. You’ll also find usage ideas for design, research, and educational contexts.

Linear B Ideogram Vessel B222 Character Meaning

𐃴 is the Unicode character named “LINEAR B IDEOGRAM VESSEL B222” (U+100F4). As a Linear B ideogram, it represents a concept related to vessels as recorded in the Linear B writing tradition, specifically the vessel category labeled B222 in Unicode naming. If you’re working with epigraphy, linguistic materials, museum text, or cataloging references, this symbol can be used to accurately mirror the Unicode character for that ideogram. It’s most appropriate when your content explicitly discusses or displays this named ideogram rather than using it as a generic “vessel” icon.

Common uses

  • Quoting or displaying the exact Unicode character in linguistic and epigraphy notes
  • Labeling figures, charts, or references in a Linear B study document
  • Adding accurate symbols to educational slides about writing systems
  • Preparing metadata or typographic samples for font and encoding tests
  • Including the correct ideogram in digital transcriptions or catalog entries

Examples

𐃴 Linear B Ideogram Vessel B222

  • 𐃴“The vessel ideogram B222 is shown as 𐃴.”
  • 𐃴“Unicode U+100F4 corresponds to 𐃴 (Linear B Ideogram Vessel B222).”
  • 𐃴“In the table, entry B222 uses the symbol 𐃴.”
  • 𐃴“When exporting text, ensure 𐃴 remains unchanged.”
  • 𐃴“Figure 2 displays 𐃴 alongside other Linear B ideograms.”

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+100F4
HTML Entity𐃴
HTML Code𐃴
CSS\100F4

FAQ

What does the Linear B Ideogram Vessel B222 character mean?

𐃴 is the Unicode character named “LINEAR B IDEOGRAM VESSEL B222” (U+100F4). As a Linear B ideogram, it represents a concept related to vessels as recorded in the Linear B writing tradition, specifically the vessel category labeled B222 in Unicode naming. If you’re working with epigraphy, linguistic materials, museum text, or cataloging references, this symbol can be used to accurately mirror the Unicode character for that ideogram. It’s most appropriate when your content explicitly discusses or displays this named ideogram rather than using it as a generic “vessel” icon.

What is the Unicode codepoint for 𐃴?

𐃴 is U+100F4.

How do I copy 𐃴 as HTML?

Use the HTML entity 𐃴.

What is the CSS escape sequence for this character?

The CSS escape is \\100F4.

What is this symbol commonly called in Unicode?

It is named “LINEAR B IDEOGRAM VESSEL B222”.