Linear B Monogram B156 Turo2 Character
𐂤 is a Linear B monogram character identified as B156 TURO2 in Unicode.
U+100A4
𐂤 is a Unicode character from the Linear B writing system. It’s labeled “LINEAR B MONOGRAM B156 TURO2” and is commonly referenced in cataloging and text encoding contexts. Use it when you need an exact Linear B monogram character rather than a similar-looking mark.
Linear B Monogram B156 Turo2 Character Meaning
𐂤 is a specific Linear B monogram entry known in Unicode as “LINEAR B MONOGRAM B156 TURO2.” Linear B monograms are compact symbols used in the syllabic Linear B script. In practice, the character’s “meaning” is typically tied to its catalog identifier (B156) and the associated label (TURO2) used by researchers and digital font/encoding references. When you copy it for educational, typographic, or data-entry purposes, it’s best treated as a precise character token whose identity is defined by its Unicode code point (U+100A4), rather than as a general-purpose pictogram.
Common uses
- •Academic notes or references when citing a specific Linear B monogram entry
- •Digital humanities projects that store exact Unicode characters for transcription
- •Typography and font testing for scripts in the Linear B Unicode block
- •Educational materials or worksheets focused on Unicode character selection
- •Labeling datasets, glossaries, or spreadsheets that require exact symbol IDs
Examples
𐂤 Linear B Monogram B156 (Turo2)
- 𐂤Linear B monogram B156 TURO2: 𐂤
- 𐂤Unicode U+100A4 corresponds to 𐂤 in Linear B Monograms.
- 𐂤Use the exact character 𐂤 when transcribing the TURO2 entry.
- 𐂤Check rendering: 𐂤 should appear with your chosen font.
- 𐂤Catalog reference: B156 TURO2 (𐂤).
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+100A4 | |
| HTML Entity | 𐂤 | |
| HTML Code | 𐂤 | |
| CSS | \100A4 |
FAQ
What does the Linear B Monogram B156 Turo2 character mean?
𐂤 is a specific Linear B monogram entry known in Unicode as “LINEAR B MONOGRAM B156 TURO2.” Linear B monograms are compact symbols used in the syllabic Linear B script. In practice, the character’s “meaning” is typically tied to its catalog identifier (B156) and the associated label (TURO2) used by researchers and digital font/encoding references. When you copy it for educational, typographic, or data-entry purposes, it’s best treated as a precise character token whose identity is defined by its Unicode code point (U+100A4), rather than as a general-purpose pictogram.
What Unicode character is 𐂤?
𐂤 is a Linear B monogram character with Unicode code point U+100A4.
How do I copy 𐂤 reliably for documents and apps?
Copy the character directly (𐂤) or use a numeric HTML entity like 𐂤 or the code point U+100A4.
Does 𐂤 have a single common “symbol meaning” like an emoji?
Not in the everyday emoji sense; it’s identified by its Linear B monogram catalog label (B156 TURO2) and is most accurate as an exact encoded character reference.
Will 𐂤 display correctly everywhere?
Rendering depends on whether the font/software supports the Linear B block. If it doesn’t, you may see a blank box or fallback glyph.