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Leftwards Triangle-headed Arrow With Medium Shaft Symbol

A left-pointing arrow with a triangle head and medium shaft for clear direction and navigation.

U+1F824

🠀 is a directional arrow symbol encoded as U+1F824. It visually communicates movement or pointing to the left. Use it in text, UI labels, and documentation when you need a consistent leftward cue.

Leftwards Triangle-headed Arrow With Medium Shaft Symbol Meaning

🠀 (LEFTWARDS TRIANGLE-HEADED ARROW WITH MEDIUM SHAFT) is primarily used to indicate direction toward the left. In user interfaces and diagrams, it can represent navigation (moving back), a leftward flow, or a pointer to something on the left side of a layout. Writers and designers often choose this symbol when a clear arrow shape is helpful but space is limited to a single character. Because it’s a dedicated emoji-style glyph, it’s convenient for chat messages, app labels, and lightweight icons without needing custom graphics.

Common uses

  • β€’Indicating β€œback” or β€œprevious” direction in navigation hints
  • β€’Pointing left in instructions (e.g., β€œgo left from here”)
  • β€’Labeling leftward movement in diagrams and flow descriptions
  • β€’Marking left alignment, sidebars, or controls in UI mockups
  • β€’Enhancing readability in step-by-step text guides

Examples

🠀 Leftwards Triangle-Headed Arrow with Medium Shaft

  • 🠀Click 🠀 to return to the previous page.
  • 🠀Move 🠀 to select the option on the left.
  • 🠀In the diagram, the arrow shows the path 🠀.
  • 🠀If you see the warning, follow the signs 🠀.
  • 🠀From the center, go 🠀, then continue straight.

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+1F824
HTML Entity🠤
HTML Code🠤
CSS\1F824

FAQ

What does the Leftwards Triangle-headed Arrow With Medium Shaft symbol mean?

🠀 (LEFTWARDS TRIANGLE-HEADED ARROW WITH MEDIUM SHAFT) is primarily used to indicate direction toward the left. In user interfaces and diagrams, it can represent navigation (moving back), a leftward flow, or a pointer to something on the left side of a layout. Writers and designers often choose this symbol when a clear arrow shape is helpful but space is limited to a single character. Because it’s a dedicated emoji-style glyph, it’s convenient for chat messages, app labels, and lightweight icons without needing custom graphics.

What is the Unicode code point for 🠀?

🠀 is U+1F824.

How can I copy 🠀 in HTML?

Use the HTML entity: 🠤

What is the CSS escape sequence for this symbol?

Use: \\1F824

How do I use 🠀 in JavaScript?

Use: \\u{1F824}

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