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๐’

Linear B Symbol B022 Character

๐’ (Linear B Symbol B022, U+10052) is a Linear B character used in Unicode text content.

U+10052

๐’ is the Unicode character named โ€œLINEAR B SYMBOL B022โ€ at U+10052. Itโ€™s part of the Linear B block and can be copied into documents, web pages, and code. Use the code point values below for reliable insertion in different environments.

Linear B Symbol B022 Character Meaning

๐’ is a specific character from the Linear B writing system, identified in Unicode as โ€œLINEAR B SYMBOL B022โ€ (U+10052). Linear B symbols are cataloged individually in standards and digital typography, which makes this character useful when you need an exact match to a particular symbol reference (for example, in scholarly cataloging, transcription work, or font/glyph testing). On screen, the symbolโ€™s appearance depends on whether the chosen font supports the Linear B block. When communicating digitally, rely on the Unicode code point so others can render the same character consistently.

Common uses

  • โ€ขCopying a specific Linear B glyph for research notes or transcription drafts
  • โ€ขLabeling or indexing a symbol in a digital catalog or study document
  • โ€ขTesting font coverage and glyph rendering for the Linear B block
  • โ€ขCreating web content that needs the exact Unicode character by code point
  • โ€ขWriting accurate references in academic or archival text workflows

Examples

๐’ Linear B Symbol B022

  • ๐’U+10052 ๐’ appears as the same glyph across Unicode-aware systems.
  • ๐’Linear B Symbol B022 (๐’) is referenced in transcription tables.
  • ๐’Paste ๐’ into your document to keep the exact character.
  • ๐’Use the code point U+10052 when generating text in JavaScript.
  • ๐’Check whether your font supports ๐’ before publishing.

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+10052
HTML Entity𐁒
HTML Code𐁒
CSS\10052

FAQ

What does the Linear B Symbol B022 character mean?

๐’ is a specific character from the Linear B writing system, identified in Unicode as โ€œLINEAR B SYMBOL B022โ€ (U+10052). Linear B symbols are cataloged individually in standards and digital typography, which makes this character useful when you need an exact match to a particular symbol reference (for example, in scholarly cataloging, transcription work, or font/glyph testing). On screen, the symbolโ€™s appearance depends on whether the chosen font supports the Linear B block. When communicating digitally, rely on the Unicode code point so others can render the same character consistently.

What is the Unicode code point for ๐’?

๐’ is U+10052 (Unicode name: LINEAR B SYMBOL B022).

How can I copy ๐’ into HTML?

You can paste the character directly, or use the HTML entity 𐁒.

What CSS or JavaScript escapes can I use?

CSS escape: \\10052. JavaScript escape: \\u{10052}.

Why does ๐’ sometimes appear as a blank box?

It usually means the selected font doesnโ€™t support the Linear B block; try a Unicode-capable font that includes Linear B glyphs.