North East Arrow And South East Arrow Symbol
⤨ combines a north-east and south-east arrow in one directional symbol.
U+2928
⤨ is a Unicode arrow symbol used to suggest movement or flow toward the east in two directions. It’s commonly used in labels, diagrams, and UI text where you want a compact bidirectional-east cue.
North East Arrow And South East Arrow Symbol Meaning
⤨ (Unicode U+2928) is named “North East Arrow and South East Arrow.” Visually, it pairs an arrow pointing up-right (north east) with another pointing down-right (south east). In practice, it’s often used to indicate branching, splitting, or a split direction toward the right side—where content or movement may go upward and downward simultaneously. You’ll see it in flow-style writing, interface hints, diagram captions, and typographic separators where a simple right-pointing arrow isn’t specific enough. Because it’s a single character, it’s convenient for consistent alignment in text-based designs and developer content.
Common uses
- •Indicating a split path that goes both up-right and down-right
- •Labeling transitions in simple flowcharts and diagram callouts
- •Using as a compact directional cue in UI text (e.g., “move/route to the right”)
- •Creating stylized separators in headings or panels
- •Marking bidirectional movement in timelines or process notes
Examples
⤨ North East Arrow and South East Arrow
- ⤨The route ⤨ splits toward the right side of the map.
- ⤨Choose the next step ⤨ to continue upward or downward.
- ⤨For details, follow the arrows ⤨ in the interface guide.
- ⤨The timeline shows movement ⤨ around the checkpoint.
- ⤨Your content may be routed ⤨ to different sections.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2928 | |
| HTML Entity | ⤨ | |
| HTML Code | ⤨ | |
| CSS | \2928 |
FAQ
What does the North East Arrow And South East Arrow symbol mean?
⤨ (Unicode U+2928) is named “North East Arrow and South East Arrow.” Visually, it pairs an arrow pointing up-right (north east) with another pointing down-right (south east). In practice, it’s often used to indicate branching, splitting, or a split direction toward the right side—where content or movement may go upward and downward simultaneously. You’ll see it in flow-style writing, interface hints, diagram captions, and typographic separators where a simple right-pointing arrow isn’t specific enough. Because it’s a single character, it’s convenient for consistent alignment in text-based designs and developer content.
What is the Unicode code point for ⤨?
⤨ is Unicode U+2928.
How do I copy ⤨ from this page?
Select and copy the character ⤨ directly from the “symbol” field or from the provided copy variations.
Can I use ⤨ in HTML or CSS?
Yes. Its HTML entity is ⤨ and it can be referenced in CSS with \\2928.
What is a common meaning of ⤨ in text?
It commonly suggests a split or flow toward the east, with one part going up-right and the other going down-right.