Anticlockwise Triangle-headed Right U-shaped Arrow Symbol
A triangle-headed arrow that turns anticlockwise and forms a right U-shape direction.
U+2B8C
⮌ (U+2B8C) is an arrow symbol designed to suggest a curved return or turn. It’s useful when you want a clear “go around” or “return” direction in text or UI elements. Copy it directly for documents, posters, and digital designs.
Anticlockwise Triangle-headed Right U-shaped Arrow Symbol Meaning
⮌ is an arrow character named “ANTICLOCKWISE TRIANGLE-HEADED RIGHT U-SHAPED ARROW.” Visually, it combines a triangular arrowhead with a U-shaped curve and an anticlockwise turning sense, oriented to the right. In everyday usage, it commonly signals a directional action such as returning, rerouting, making a curved turn, or following an “around-and-back” path. Designers often choose it for wayfinding cues, diagram annotations, navigation hints, or interface icons where standard straight arrows don’t fit. Because it’s a single Unicode character, it works well in labels, buttons, and inline text.
Common uses
- •Wayfinding or map labels indicating a curved return to the right
- •UI icons for “back/return” or “reroute” actions with a distinctive curved arrow
- •Diagram notes showing a non-straight path that turns anticlockwise
- •Instruction text for assembly or motion steps that require a curved turnaround
- •Editorial or infographic captions to emphasize a directional change
Examples
⮌ Anticlockwise triangle-headed right U-shaped arrow
- ⮌Turn ⮌ to return to the main path.
- ⮌Follow the route marked ⮌ in the diagram.
- ⮌After step 2, go ⮌ and continue straight.
- ⮌Select ⮌ to reroute to the next section.
- ⮌The path uses an anticlockwise U-turn arrow: ⮌.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2B8C | |
| HTML Entity | ⮌ | |
| HTML Code | ⮌ | |
| CSS | \2B8C |
FAQ
What is the Unicode value for ⮌?
⮌ is Unicode U+2B8C.
How can I copy ⮌ for use in HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: ⮌
What is the easiest way to use ⮌ in CSS?
Use the CSS escape: \\2B8C
What does the symbol typically indicate in diagrams?
It’s commonly used to show a curved return or a U-turn-style direction with an anticlockwise turning sense and right orientation.