What 𐄚 means
It marks 200 in the Aegean hundreds series.
At Haghia Triada on Crete, Linear A clay tablets belonged to an administrative system for keeping track of goods. Small clay disks called roundels probably marked the final step of a transaction, much like receipts.
Linear A was used around 1700–1450 BCE to write a language that remains undeciphered. The Aegean numeral signs derive from Linear A and were used in Linear B for Mycenaean Greek; lower denominations also appear in Cypriot texts, though the exact relationship to Cypro-Minoan numerals is uncertain. The hundreds series uses circle signs, and numerals were usually arranged in vertical groups of five or fewer.
Historical and specialist; it signals an Aegean-number reference.
For everyday arithmetic, write 200 so the value is clear without an ancient-script context.
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Questions people ask
1Why does 𐄚 appear as a box?
As of 2026, font coverage for Aegean Numbers varies: a font without this glyph may show a box. Choose one that includes 𐄚.
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𐄚\1011A1011A and press Alt+X to turn the hexadecimal Unicode value into 𐄚.Codes and encoding1 code points
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