Linear B syllable Mo

In a word, read it as mo. In a count, context can give it a different use.

Linear B served palace administration

Linear B recorded Mycenaean Greek in palace accounts. Its earliest surviving archive is the Room of the Chariot Tablets at Knossos (Late Minoan II or early Late Minoan IIIA1); the corpus spans the fifteenth to twelfth centuries BCE.

Linear B adapted much of the older Linear A syllabary, but the comparative chart shows no Linear A match for 𐀗; its specific ancestry remains uncertain.

Linear B writes open syllables: Greek consonant clusters and word-final consonants can be omitted or written with extra vowels.