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𐀿

Linear B Syllable B020 Zo Character

𐀿 is the Linear B syllable symbol β€œB020 ZO” (U+1003F).

U+1003F

𐀿 represents a specific Linear B syllable: B020 ZO. It’s useful when you need precise, character-level text for historical writing systems or typography. You can copy it directly or use the provided codepoint escapes in your HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Linear B Syllable B020 Zo Character Meaning

𐀿 (Unicode U+1003F) is named β€œLINEAR B SYLLABLE B020 ZO”. Linear B is an ancient script used to write Mycenaean Greek, and this specific character corresponds to the β€œB020 ZO” syllabic sign in the Linear B block. Because it is a single, well-defined Unicode character, it’s commonly used for accurate digital transcription, scholarly text display, and font testing or character coverage checks. When you include it in content, you should ensure your font and rendering environment support the Linear B block so the glyph appears correctly.

Common uses

  • β€’Copy/paste for digital transcription of Linear B syllables in notes or documents
  • β€’Typographic testing to verify that fonts support the Linear B block (U+1003F)
  • β€’Academic or educational content where specific sign identification matters
  • β€’Preparing Unicode-based materials for websites or digital archives
  • β€’Developer use in UI text, data labeling, or character lists requiring exact codepoints

Examples

𐀿 Linear B Syllable B020 ZO

  • 𐀿𐀿
  • 𐀿Linear B sign: 𐀿 (U+1003F)
  • 𐀿B020 ZO: 𐀿
  • 𐀿Unicode test character 𐀿
  • 𐀿Syllable symbol 𐀿 in a character table

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+1003F
HTML Entity𐀿
HTML Code𐀿
CSS\1003F

FAQ

What does the Linear B Syllable B020 Zo character mean?

𐀿 (Unicode U+1003F) is named β€œLINEAR B SYLLABLE B020 ZO”. Linear B is an ancient script used to write Mycenaean Greek, and this specific character corresponds to the β€œB020 ZO” syllabic sign in the Linear B block. Because it is a single, well-defined Unicode character, it’s commonly used for accurate digital transcription, scholarly text display, and font testing or character coverage checks. When you include it in content, you should ensure your font and rendering environment support the Linear B block so the glyph appears correctly.

What is the Unicode code point for 𐀿?

𐀿 is Unicode U+1003F.

How can I copy 𐀿 into my HTML?

You can use the HTML entity: 𐀿.

What is the CSS escape for this character?

Use: \\1003F.

Why does 𐀿 show as a blank box on my device?

Your font or browser may not support the Linear B block. Try a font that includes the Linear B range and ensure your text is using Unicode (UTF-8).