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𐁕

Linear B Symbol B049 Character

𐁕 is the Linear B Symbol B049 character (U+10055) used in text and Unicode/typography contexts.

U+10055

𐁕 is a Unicode character named Linear B Symbol B049. It’s part of the Linear B writing system block, identified by the code point U+10055. Use it when you need the exact character in drafts, datasets, or developer-facing text.

Linear B Symbol B049 Character Meaning

𐁕 is a specific character from the Linear B Unicode block, identified by the official name β€œLINEAR B SYMBOL B049” and the code point U+10055. As with many ancient-script characters encoded in Unicode, its meaning depends on the Linear B text context and the conventions used in transcription or cataloging. In practice, most users encounter it as an exact symbol they need to reproduceβ€”such as when entering or verifying encoded Linear B data, labeling items in a reference document, or testing fonts and rendering behavior for the Linear B block.

Common uses

  • β€’Copying the exact Linear B character into research notes or transcription drafts
  • β€’Labeling or annotating a dataset that includes Unicode Linear B text
  • β€’Testing font support and rendering for code point U+10055
  • β€’Building or validating strings in software that must include the precise symbol
  • β€’Including the character in educational materials or reference tables

Examples

𐁕 Linear B Symbol B049

  • 𐁕Linear B transcription item: 𐁕
  • 𐁕Unicode check for U+10055: 𐁕
  • 𐁕Symbol list (Linear B): 𐁕, 𐁕, 𐁕
  • 𐁕Dataset value recorded as 𐁕
  • 𐁕Rendered output should show 𐁕 correctly

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+10055
HTML Entity𐁕
HTML Code𐁕
CSS\10055

FAQ

What does the Linear B Symbol B049 character mean?

𐁕 is a specific character from the Linear B Unicode block, identified by the official name β€œLINEAR B SYMBOL B049” and the code point U+10055. As with many ancient-script characters encoded in Unicode, its meaning depends on the Linear B text context and the conventions used in transcription or cataloging. In practice, most users encounter it as an exact symbol they need to reproduceβ€”such as when entering or verifying encoded Linear B data, labeling items in a reference document, or testing fonts and rendering behavior for the Linear B block.

What is the Unicode code point for 𐁕?

𐁕 is U+10055.

How do I copy 𐁕 into HTML?

Use the HTML entity: 𐁕

What are common escape formats for 𐁕 in code?

CSS escape: \\10055. JavaScript (Unicode escape): \\u{10055}.

Does 𐁕 have a single universal meaning by itself?

Its interpretation depends on context in Linear B transcriptions; this page focuses on using and identifying the exact encoded character.