Linear B keyboard

This is an online Linear B keyboard, the script used to write Mycenaean Greek. Note the following points:

• For every symbol you can write the ID preceded by an asterisk *, e.g. *8 for 𐀀, *22 for 𐁒, etc.
• For syllabograms you can write the syllable in lower case, e.g. ka for 𐀏, a3 or ai for 𐁁, etc.
• For logograms you can write their traditional upper case abbreviation if it was codified somewhere, e.g. TUN for 𐂪, M for 𐄸, etc.
• The Unicode name (stripped of its spaces and hyphens) was also taken whenever present as a possible alias, e.g. WHEEL for 𐃏, alongside ROTA.
• In sources italic upper case is used for syllabograms employed as logograms, here they are to be spelled always in lower case.
• Monograms may be spelled both in lower case and in upper case without any syllable separators, e.g. kapo or KAPO for 𐂓, etc.
• Numbers will be converted automatically, e.g. 2 for 𐄈, 24 for 𐄑𐄊, 2630 for 𐄣𐄞𐄒, etc.
• These inputs must be followed by the pressing of dash or space in order to be converted. Any following whitespace character will also work.
• Use the comma , for the word divider 𐄀. Also use the brackets [[ ]] and < > for ⟦ ⟧ and ⟨ ⟩ respectively.
• This keyboard is limited by the character present in Unicode. A number of ideograms, especially combinations, are missing from it.
• Please use this only to transcribe existing Linear B inscriptions and not to make up original ones. Misinformation is fast to spread and hard to extinguish.