Runic Cross Punctuation Letter
᛭ (U+16ED) is the Unicode “Runic Cross Punctuation” character you can copy for runic-styled separators.
U+16ED
᛭ is a Unicode character named “RUNIC CROSS PUNCTUATION” (U+16ED). It’s commonly used as a distinctive runic punctuation-like mark. Below you’ll find copy options and practical ways to use it in digital text.
Runic Cross Punctuation Letter Meaning
᛭ is categorized as a Runic character and is part of Unicode’s set of runic punctuation symbols. As its name suggests, it’s often used as a cross-shaped punctuation mark to visually separate or emphasize text, similar to how designers might use other decorative separators. Because it’s a Unicode symbol, it can be used reliably in modern documents and web content (when the chosen font supports it). Its most common purpose today is visual styling—adding a runic look to titles, captions, badges, or structured text—rather than representing a specific letter in everyday writing.
Common uses
- •Use as a decorative separator between words or phrases in headings and labels
- •Add a runic-style delimiter in usernames, tags, or short titles
- •Insert into social media bios or post captions for visual flair
- •Create patterned bullet-like formatting in designs and posters
- •Use in custom typographic layouts where you want punctuation with a runic feel
Examples
᛭ Runic Cross Punctuation
- ᛭Chapter ᛭ One
- ᛭Model ᛭ Rev ᛭ Alpha
- ᛭Route ᛭ Northbound
- ᛭Forest ᛭ Night Watch
- ᛭Badge: ᛭ Honor
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+16ED | |
| HTML Entity | ᛭ | |
| HTML Code | ᛭ | |
| CSS | \16ED |
FAQ
What does the Runic Cross Punctuation letter mean?
᛭ is categorized as a Runic character and is part of Unicode’s set of runic punctuation symbols. As its name suggests, it’s often used as a cross-shaped punctuation mark to visually separate or emphasize text, similar to how designers might use other decorative separators. Because it’s a Unicode symbol, it can be used reliably in modern documents and web content (when the chosen font supports it). Its most common purpose today is visual styling—adding a runic look to titles, captions, badges, or structured text—rather than representing a specific letter in everyday writing.
What is the Unicode code point for ᛭?
᛭ is U+16ED (Unicode name: RUNIC CROSS PUNCTUATION).
How can I copy ᛭ from this page?
Copy the character directly as shown: ᛭. You can also copy the HTML entity (᛭) or use the JavaScript escape (\\u{16ED}).
What are the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript encodings for ᛭?
HTML entity: ᛭. CSS escape: \\16ED. JavaScript escape: \\u{16ED}.
Will ᛭ display correctly on all devices?
It should work as a Unicode character, but correct appearance depends on whether the font you’re using supports U+16ED.