Left-side Arc Anticlockwise Arrow Symbol
⤹ denotes a left-leaning arc movement in an anticlockwise direction.
U+2939
The symbol ⤹ (Unicode U+2939) is an arrow mark showing an anticlockwise arc on the left side. It’s useful when you want a directional cue that’s more curved than a straight arrow. Copy it into text, design files, or code using the escapes provided.
Left-side Arc Anticlockwise Arrow Symbol Meaning
⤹ is the “LEFT-SIDE ARC ANTICLOCKWISE ARROW” (Unicode U+2939). As an arrow glyph, it visually communicates motion or direction that curves in a leftward, anticlockwise manner. In writing and UI text, it can signal steps, turning, or “rotate/arc left” style guidance where you want a curved arrow rather than a simple right/left arrow. It’s especially handy in diagrams, workflow labels, icons, or instructions that reference counter-rotation or arc-shaped movement. Treat it as a directional symbol rather than a universal icon with a single fixed meaning; the context you place it in determines the exact interpretation.
Common uses
- •Labeling a “rotate left” or counterclockwise action in instructions and tutorials
- •Building flow or step diagrams where a curved anticlockwise transition is needed
- •Designing UI hints for knobs, dials, or gesture-based controls
- •Annotating diagrams in documents and presentations (e.g., arrows for movement paths)
- •Adding a distinctive directional marker in posters, signage, and form guidance text
Examples
⤹ Left-Side Arc Anticlockwise Arrow
- ⤹Turn ⤹ to rotate the dial anticlockwise.
- ⤹Step 2: apply the left arc direction ⤹.
- ⤹Use ⤹ to indicate a curved counter-rotation.
- ⤹Rotate left ⤹, then confirm your selection.
- ⤹Follow the sequence: ⤹ → next action.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2939 | |
| HTML Entity | ⤹ | |
| HTML Code | ⤹ | |
| CSS | \2939 |
FAQ
What does ⤹ mean?
⤹ is the “LEFT-SIDE ARC ANTICLOCKWISE ARROW” symbol. It indicates an anticlockwise arc direction on the left side.
What is the Unicode code point for ⤹?
The Unicode code point is U+2939.
How can I copy ⤹ in HTML?
You can use the HTML entity ⤹.
How do I use ⤹ in JavaScript?
You can insert it using \\u{2939}.