Proserpina Symbol
⯘ (U+2BD8) is an arrow-like symbol commonly used as a decorative or directional marker.
U+2BD8
⯘ is a Unicode arrow symbol with the name PROSERPINA (U+2BD8). It’s often used in interfaces, typography, and text where a compact arrow-like glyph fits. Below you can copy it and use reliable code points in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Proserpina Symbol Meaning
⯘ is best understood as an “arrow symbol” used to suggest direction, movement, or emphasis without relying on a common ASCII arrow. Because it’s a specific Unicode glyph (PROSERPINA), it can also serve as a distinctive decorative mark in headings, annotations, or UI elements where you want something typographically unique. In writing, it can indicate a step, transition, or link-like cue, especially in layouts that already use special symbols. Its exact interpretation depends on your context, but it generally functions as a directional/pointing marker and visual accent.
Common uses
- •Designing UI labels for step-by-step flows or navigation cues
- •Adding decorative arrow accents in posters, flyers, and infographics
- •Marking transitions in notes, outlines, or technical documentation
- •Enhancing social media captions with a compact directional symbol
- •Using as a typographic bullet or divider when a standard arrow feels too common
Examples
⯘ Proserpina Arrow Symbol
- ⯘Step 1 ⯘ Step 2
- ⯘Proceed ⯘ Continue
- ⯘Route A ⯘ Route B
- ⯘Incoming ⯘ Outgoing
- ⯘Before ⯘ After
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2BD8 | |
| HTML Entity | ⯘ | |
| HTML Code | ⯘ | |
| CSS | \2BD8 |
FAQ
What does the Proserpina symbol mean?
⯘ is best understood as an “arrow symbol” used to suggest direction, movement, or emphasis without relying on a common ASCII arrow. Because it’s a specific Unicode glyph (PROSERPINA), it can also serve as a distinctive decorative mark in headings, annotations, or UI elements where you want something typographically unique. In writing, it can indicate a step, transition, or link-like cue, especially in layouts that already use special symbols. Its exact interpretation depends on your context, but it generally functions as a directional/pointing marker and visual accent.
What is the Unicode code point for ⯘?
⯘ has Unicode code point U+2BD8.
How can I copy ⯘ into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: ⯘
What CSS escape should I use for ⯘?
Use CSS escape: \\2BD8
What JavaScript escape works for ⯘?
Use JavaScript escape: \\u{2BD8}