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1-Click copy & paste 55+ Cypriot syllabary symbols: ancient Mediterranean script signs used in Cyprus for classical Greek with Unicode values.
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| Symbol | Official Unicode Name | Unicode (Hex) | HTML Entity | CSS Escape | JavaScript Escape |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 𐠀 | Cypriot Syllable A | U+10800 | 𐠀 |
\10800 | \u{10800} |
| 𐠁 | Cypriot Syllable E | U+10801 | 𐠁 |
\10801 | \u{10801} |
| 𐠂 | Cypriot Syllable I | U+10802 | 𐠂 |
\10802 | \u{10802} |
| 𐠃 | Cypriot Syllable O | U+10803 | 𐠃 |
\10803 | \u{10803} |
| 𐠄 | Cypriot Syllable U | U+10804 | 𐠄 |
\10804 | \u{10804} |
| 𐠅 | Cypriot Syllable Ja | U+10805 | 𐠅 |
\10805 | \u{10805} |
| 𐠈 | Cypriot Syllable Jo | U+10808 | 𐠈 |
\10808 | \u{10808} |
| 𐠊 | Cypriot Syllable Ka | U+1080A | 𐠊 |
\1080a | \u{1080a} |
| 𐠋 | Cypriot Syllable Ke | U+1080B | 𐠋 |
\1080b | \u{1080b} |
| 𐠌 | Cypriot Syllable Ki | U+1080C | 𐠌 |
\1080c | \u{1080c} |
| 𐠍 | Cypriot Syllable Ko | U+1080D | 𐠍 |
\1080d | \u{1080d} |
| 𐠎 | Cypriot Syllable Ku | U+1080E | 𐠎 |
\1080e | \u{1080e} |
| 𐠏 | Cypriot Syllable La | U+1080F | 𐠏 |
\1080f | \u{1080f} |
| 𐠐 | Cypriot Syllable Le | U+10810 | 𐠐 |
\10810 | \u{10810} |
| 𐠑 | Cypriot Syllable Li | U+10811 | 𐠑 |
\10811 | \u{10811} |
| 𐠒 | Cypriot Syllable Lo | U+10812 | 𐠒 |
\10812 | \u{10812} |
| 𐠓 | Cypriot Syllable Lu | U+10813 | 𐠓 |
\10813 | \u{10813} |
| 𐠔 | Cypriot Syllable Ma | U+10814 | 𐠔 |
\10814 | \u{10814} |
| 𐠕 | Cypriot Syllable Me | U+10815 | 𐠕 |
\10815 | \u{10815} |
| 𐠖 | Cypriot Syllable Mi | U+10816 | 𐠖 |
\10816 | \u{10816} |
| 𐠗 | Cypriot Syllable Mo | U+10817 | 𐠗 |
\10817 | \u{10817} |
| 𐠘 | Cypriot Syllable Mu | U+10818 | 𐠘 |
\10818 | \u{10818} |
| 𐠙 | Cypriot Syllable Na | U+10819 | 𐠙 |
\10819 | \u{10819} |
| 𐠚 | Cypriot Syllable Ne | U+1081A | 𐠚 |
\1081a | \u{1081a} |
| 𐠛 | Cypriot Syllable Ni | U+1081B | 𐠛 |
\1081b | \u{1081b} |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Cypriot Syllabary and how is it related to Linear B?
The Cypriot syllabary is an Aegean-derived writing system used in Iron Age Cyprus from roughly the 11th to 4th centuries BCE. It descended from Cypro-Minoan (which itself derived from Cretan Linear A), making it a sister script to Mycenaean Linear B used to write ancient Arcadocypriot Greek.
In which direction was the Cypriot Syllabary written?
Unlike Mycenaean Linear B and the classical Greek alphabet, the Cypriot syllabary was predominantly written right-to-left (sinistroverse), although occasional boustrophedon or left-to-right monumental inscriptions have been identified.
How did the Cypriot Syllabary represent word-final consonants?
Because all Cypriot characters denote open syllables (a vowel or a consonant plus vowel), word-final consonants were systematically written using the corresponding sign ending in the silent vowel -e. For example, word-final -s was written with the sign se (𐠩).
Why do some Cypriot characters display as blank squares or boxes?
Cypriot Syllabary is encoded in Unicode Supplementary Multilingual Plane 1 (U+10800–U+1083F). Displaying these ancient signs requires an operating system font with Aegean or historic script coverage, such as Google Noto Sans Cypriot, Aegean, or Microsoft Segoe UI Historic.
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