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𐀉

Linear B Syllable B051 Du Character

𐀉 is a Linear B syllable sign (B051 DU) encoded in Unicode as U+10009.

U+10009

𐀉 is a single Unicode character from the Linear B block. It’s commonly used when typesetting or referencing Linear B syllabic texts and datasets.

Linear B Syllable B051 Du Character Meaning

𐀉 (Unicode U+10009) is named β€œLINEAR B SYLLABLE B051 DU.” As a Linear B syllable sign, it represents a syllabic unit in the Linear B writing system (historically associated with Mycenaean Greek). In practice, this character is used for encoding and displaying scholarly transliterations, catalog entries, and digital corpora that treat Linear B signs as individual characters. It can also appear in educational materials or typography experiments where specific sign IDs (like β€œB051”) matter for accuracy. When sharing text, ensure the receiving device has a font that supports the Linear B block.

Common uses

  • β€’Copying into scholarly notes or digital documents that reference Linear B sign IDs
  • β€’Typing Linear B transliterations in blogs, forums, or wiki pages
  • β€’Using in web or app content where Unicode U+10009 must be preserved
  • β€’Labeling characters in educational charts, worksheets, or posters
  • β€’Rendering sign listings from datasets or OCR/transcription workflows

Examples

𐀉 Linear B B051 DU

  • 𐀉Linear B sign: 𐀉 (B051 DU).
  • 𐀉In this table, row B051 shows 𐀉 as the DU syllable.
  • 𐀉Please verify the character code: U+10009 β€” 𐀉.
  • 𐀉The transcription includes 𐀉 near the middle of the line.
  • 𐀉Exported text keeps the exact sign 𐀉 without substitutions.

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+10009
HTML Entity𐀉
HTML Code𐀉
CSS\10009

FAQ

What does the Linear B Syllable B051 Du character mean?

𐀉 (Unicode U+10009) is named β€œLINEAR B SYLLABLE B051 DU.” As a Linear B syllable sign, it represents a syllabic unit in the Linear B writing system (historically associated with Mycenaean Greek). In practice, this character is used for encoding and displaying scholarly transliterations, catalog entries, and digital corpora that treat Linear B signs as individual characters. It can also appear in educational materials or typography experiments where specific sign IDs (like β€œB051”) matter for accuracy. When sharing text, ensure the receiving device has a font that supports the Linear B block.

What is the Unicode code point for 𐀉?

𐀉 is U+10009 (HTML: 𐀉).

How can I copy 𐀉 in HTML?

Use the HTML entity: 𐀉 (or the hex form 𐀉).

How do I include 𐀉 in JavaScript?

Use the Unicode escape: \\u{10009}.

Why does 𐀉 sometimes show up as a blank box?

Your font or browser may not support the Linear B block. Try a Unicode font with Linear B glyph coverage.