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𐂙

Linear B Monogram B135 Meri Character

𐂙 is the Linear B Monogram B135 Meri symbol, used in texts and fonts that support Linear B characters.

U+10099

𐂙 is a Linear B monogram identified in Unicode as β€œLINEAR B MONOGRAM B135 MERI.” You can copy it into documents, web pages, or design tools that support the character. Below are ready-to-use copy options and developer-friendly escape sequences.

Linear B Monogram B135 Meri Character Meaning

𐂙 represents a specific Linear B monogram: β€œLINEAR B MONOGRAM B135 MERI” in Unicode (code point U+10099). Linear B is an ancient script used for Mycenaean Greek, and monograms are shorthand symbols that typically function as standardized marks tied to named items. In modern digital use, the character is most often encountered in scholarly transcription, font testing, cataloging of Unicode characters, or projects that visualize Linear B sign inventories. When using it online, ensure the chosen font supports U+10099 and verify rendering across devices.

Common uses

  • β€’Academic transcription or labeling of Linear B monograms in research notes
  • β€’Unicode character references and documentation for U+10099
  • β€’Font and typography testing to confirm Linear B glyph support
  • β€’Design mockups or posters that include ancient-script characters
  • β€’Educational materials that demonstrate Linear B sign inventories

Examples

𐂙 Linear B Monogram B135 Meri

  • 𐂙Linear B monogram: 𐂙 (B135 Meri)
  • 𐂙Unicode U+10099: 𐂙
  • 𐂙Glyph test for 𐂙 in the selected font
  • 𐂙Sign list entry β€” 𐂙
  • 𐂙Ancient script reference: 𐂙

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+10099
HTML Entity𐂙
HTML Code𐂙
CSS\10099

FAQ

What does the Linear B Monogram B135 Meri character mean?

𐂙 represents a specific Linear B monogram: β€œLINEAR B MONOGRAM B135 MERI” in Unicode (code point U+10099). Linear B is an ancient script used for Mycenaean Greek, and monograms are shorthand symbols that typically function as standardized marks tied to named items. In modern digital use, the character is most often encountered in scholarly transcription, font testing, cataloging of Unicode characters, or projects that visualize Linear B sign inventories. When using it online, ensure the chosen font supports U+10099 and verify rendering across devices.

What is the Unicode code point for 𐂙?

𐂙 has Unicode code point U+10099.

How can I copy 𐂙 into HTML?

Use the HTML entity: 𐂙

What CSS escape or JavaScript escape can I use for 𐂙?

CSS escape: \\10099. JavaScript (ES6+): \\u{10099}.

Why does 𐂙 sometimes show as a blank box?

Your font may not support the Linear B glyphs for U+10099. Try a font that includes Linear B coverage.

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