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Black Medium Down-pointing Triangle Centred Symbol

⯆ is a black medium down-pointing triangle centred (U+2BC6) used to indicate downward direction or selection.

U+2BC6

⯆ (U+2BC6) is a bold down-pointing triangle symbol. It’s commonly used as a compact visual cue for direction, navigation, or to emphasize a downward action. Use it anywhere text symbols are supported, including design mockups and UI notes.

Black Medium Down-pointing Triangle Centred Symbol Meaning

⯆ is a filled (black) medium triangle pointing down, with the point centered. In practice, it often communicates “down,” “scroll down,” “go to the next/lower item,” or “confirm a downward action.” Because it’s a strong, high-contrast shape, it can also function as a visual marker in lists or as a simple status indicator (for example, sorting descending or showing an expanded “downward” state). The symbol’s meaning is usually context-driven, but the downward direction and emphasis are the most common interpretations.

Common uses

  • Indicating scroll down or “next section” in text-based instructions
  • Marking descending order in lists (e.g., highest to lowest) in documentation
  • Representing a dropdown or expanded state in simple UI mockups
  • Adding directional cues in diagrams or step-by-step guides written in text
  • Highlighting a “move down” action in captions, workflows, or forms

Examples

⯆ Black Medium Down-Pointing Triangle Centred

  • Scroll down ⯆ to view more results.
  • Priority: High → Low ⯆
  • Select an option and expand details ⯆.
  • Step 2: Move down the list ⯆.
  • Sorted descending by value ⯆.

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+2BC6
HTML Entity⯆
HTML Code⯆
CSS\2BC6

FAQ

What does ⯆ mean?

⯆ is a black medium down-pointing triangle centred. Most often it visually indicates “down,” such as scroll-down, a dropdown/expanded state, or moving to a lower item.

How do I copy ⯆ reliably in code?

You can copy the character directly, or use its escapes: HTML entity is ⯆ and CSS escape is \\2BC6 (JavaScript: \\u{2BC6}).

Does ⯆ have multiple meanings?

Yes, context matters. The most common meaning is downward direction. In UI and documentation it can also suggest descending sort order or a downward expansion state.

Will ⯆ display correctly on all devices?

It depends on font support for Unicode U+2BC6. If it doesn’t render, consider using a common fallback like ▼ or ▾, or provide an alternative graphic.