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𐀰

Linear B Syllable B012 So Character

𐀰 (U+10030) is the Linear B syllable B012 SO used in Unicode-encoded writing.

U+10030

𐀰 is a Unicode character named LINEAR B SYLLABLE B012 SO. It belongs to the Linear B script block. You can copy it as a single symbol for digital text, references, or typographic mockups.

Linear B Syllable B012 So Character Meaning

𐀰 represents a specific syllable in the Linear B writing system as identified by the Unicode name β€œLINEAR B SYLLABLE B012 SO” (code point U+10030). Linear B is an ancient script, and individual characters are encoded in Unicode with systematic names like this one. In practice, this character is most useful when you are entering or referencing Linear B syllables by their Unicode identifiers, building text samples for learning, or preparing catalog-style content where the exact code point matters. When you use it digitally, focus on matching the Unicode character rather than trying to infer a separate modern meaning.

Common uses

  • β€’Copying into Unicode text for Linear B reference material
  • β€’Using in research notes or datasets that track the exact code point (U+10030)
  • β€’Creating typographic samples or font testing strings that include Linear B characters
  • β€’Building educational content that lists syllables by their Unicode names
  • β€’Preparing web or documentation snippets that require precise character representation

Examples

𐀰 Linear B Syllable B012 SO

  • 𐀰U+10030 𐀰
  • 𐀰Unicode name: LINEAR B SYLLABLE B012 SO β€” 𐀰
  • 𐀰Linear B character for U+10030: 𐀰
  • 𐀰Copy/paste test string: 𐀰 𐀰
  • 𐀰Syllable entry B012 SO: 𐀰

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+10030
HTML Entity𐀰
HTML Code𐀰
CSS\10030

FAQ

What does the Linear B Syllable B012 So character mean?

𐀰 represents a specific syllable in the Linear B writing system as identified by the Unicode name β€œLINEAR B SYLLABLE B012 SO” (code point U+10030). Linear B is an ancient script, and individual characters are encoded in Unicode with systematic names like this one. In practice, this character is most useful when you are entering or referencing Linear B syllables by their Unicode identifiers, building text samples for learning, or preparing catalog-style content where the exact code point matters. When you use it digitally, focus on matching the Unicode character rather than trying to infer a separate modern meaning.

What is the Unicode code point for 𐀰?

𐀰 is Unicode code point U+10030.

How do I write 𐀰 in HTML?

Use the HTML entity 𐀰.

How do I escape 𐀰 in CSS?

Use the CSS escape \\10030.

How do I escape 𐀰 in JavaScript?

Use the JavaScript escape \\u{10030}.