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𐁗

Linear B Symbol B063 Character

𐁗 is the Linear B Symbol B063 character (U+10057).

U+10057

𐁗 is a Unicode character from the Linear B block, identified as B063. Use it when you need accurate, copy-pasteable text for Linear B references. Below you’ll find practical copy options and implementation-friendly escapes.

Linear B Symbol B063 Character Meaning

𐁗 is the Unicode character named β€œLINEAR B SYMBOL B063” with code point U+10057. As a Linear B symbol, it is used in written representations of the Linear B scriptβ€”typically in scholarly contexts, font/glyph work, Unicode testing, and digital transcription where the exact code point matters. When you copy this character, make sure your platform and font support the Linear B block so the glyph renders correctly. For developers, using the provided HTML entity or Unicode escape sequences helps avoid encoding issues and ensures the same character is reproduced across systems.

Common uses

  • β€’Copy/pasting Linear B text in documents or notes where exact Unicode characters are required
  • β€’Testing fonts and glyph rendering for the Linear B block
  • β€’Preparing web content that references U+10057 reliably via HTML entity or Unicode escapes
  • β€’Programming tasks that need the exact character in strings (e.g., UI labels, data exports)
  • β€’Creating accurate examples for writers, educators, or documentation about Unicode/orthographies

Examples

𐁗 Linear B Symbol B063

  • 𐁗Here is Linear B: 𐁗
  • 𐁗Unicode check for U+10057: 𐁗
  • 𐁗Glyph preview: 𐁗
  • 𐁗Linear B symbol B063 appears as 𐁗 in text.
  • 𐁗Copy this character: 𐁗

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+10057
HTML Entity𐁗
HTML Code𐁗
CSS\10057

FAQ

What does the Linear B Symbol B063 character mean?

𐁗 is the Unicode character named β€œLINEAR B SYMBOL B063” with code point U+10057. As a Linear B symbol, it is used in written representations of the Linear B scriptβ€”typically in scholarly contexts, font/glyph work, Unicode testing, and digital transcription where the exact code point matters. When you copy this character, make sure your platform and font support the Linear B block so the glyph renders correctly. For developers, using the provided HTML entity or Unicode escape sequences helps avoid encoding issues and ensures the same character is reproduced across systems.

What is the Unicode code point for 𐁗?

𐁗 has the code point U+10057.

How can I copy 𐁗 into HTML?

Use the provided HTML entity: 𐁗.

What escape sequence works in JavaScript?

You can use: \\u{10057}.

Why does 𐁗 show up as a box on my device?

It usually means your font or system doesn’t support the Linear B block. Try a Unicode font that includes Linear B glyphs.