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𐀯

Linear B Syllable B041 Si Character

𐀯 is a Linear B syllable sign (b041 si) used in Unicode text for ancient script documentation and digital typography.

U+1002F

𐀯 is the Unicode character named β€œLINEAR B SYLLABLE B041 SI.” It belongs to the Linear B block and can be used in digital texts, references, and font previews. Below you’ll find copy options and practical ways to include it in your work.

Linear B Syllable B041 Si Character Meaning

𐀯 (Unicode U+1002F) is a specific Linear B syllable sign identified by the name β€œLINEAR B SYLLABLE B041 SI.” Linear B is a set of script signs used historically, and in modern computing these characters are represented by their Unicode code points. This character is most commonly used when preparing scholarly notes, building dictionaries or indexes for Linear B signs, or displaying sign lists in web pages and documents. It can also appear in educational materials and software that handles Unicode text for ancient-script content. When you need this exact sign, use the Unicode value or the provided HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes to avoid look-alike characters.

Common uses

  • β€’Copy/pasting the exact Linear B sign in digital documents or notes
  • β€’Labeling items in a Linear B sign list, index, or reference table
  • β€’Rendering ancient-script text in websites, wikis, and online glossaries
  • β€’Using the character in typography tests or font coverage checks for Linear B
  • β€’Preparing educational or research materials that reference specific sign IDs

Examples

𐀯 Linear B syllable b041 si

  • 𐀯Linear B: 𐀯 (b041 si)
  • 𐀯Sign list entry: 𐀯 β€” b041 si
  • 𐀯Unicode check: U+1002F is 𐀯
  • 𐀯In this section we refer to 𐀯 as the b041 si syllable sign
  • 𐀯Font preview: does it render 𐀯 correctly?

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+1002F
HTML Entity𐀯
HTML Code𐀯
CSS\1002F

FAQ

What does the Linear B Syllable B041 Si character mean?

𐀯 (Unicode U+1002F) is a specific Linear B syllable sign identified by the name β€œLINEAR B SYLLABLE B041 SI.” Linear B is a set of script signs used historically, and in modern computing these characters are represented by their Unicode code points. This character is most commonly used when preparing scholarly notes, building dictionaries or indexes for Linear B signs, or displaying sign lists in web pages and documents. It can also appear in educational materials and software that handles Unicode text for ancient-script content. When you need this exact sign, use the Unicode value or the provided HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes to avoid look-alike characters.

What Unicode character is 𐀯?

𐀯 is the Unicode character named β€œLINEAR B SYLLABLE B041 SI” at code point U+1002F.

How can I copy 𐀯 correctly without using a similar-looking character?

Copy the character directly from this page, or paste it using the exact code point U+1002F (or the provided HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes).

What is the HTML entity for 𐀯?

The HTML entity is 𐀯.

How do I include 𐀯 in CSS or JavaScript?

Use the CSS escape \\1002F or the JavaScript escape \\u{1002F} as provided on this page.