Rightwards Harpoon With Barb Down To Bar Symbol
The ⥗ symbol is a right-pointing harpoon-style arrow with a barb down toward a bar.
U+2957
⥗ is a specialized arrow character used to suggest a directional action with a distinctive “harpoon” look. Because it’s compact and glyph-based, it can work well in technical writing, UI labels, and diagrams.
Rightwards Harpoon With Barb Down To Bar Symbol Meaning
⥗ (Unicode U+2957) is a “rightwards harpoon with barb down to bar” arrow. Visually, it combines a rightward arrow direction with a harpoon/barb element and a bar to give it a more specific, tool-like or mechanical feel than a plain arrow. In practice, people use it to indicate a direction for actions such as “move right,” “link/target,” or “dispatch,” especially when they want more emphasis or a specialized transport cue than characters like →. It’s also used in structured diagram text where a distinct arrow style helps readability. When compatibility matters, test rendering in your fonts.
Common uses
- •UI labels and buttons to indicate a rightward action or navigation
- •Technical diagrams and flow text where a distinctive arrow style is helpful
- •Game or app HUD notation for targeting, selection, or direction changes
- •Documentation callouts to show a transfer, handoff, or “pointing to” step
- •Custom typography in posters, badges, or icon-like text elements
Examples
⥗ Rightwards Harpoon with Barb Down to Bar
- ⥗Move target ⥗
- ⥗Select item → then confirm ⥗
- ⥗Transfer result ⥗ destination
- ⥗Rightward action: ⥗
- ⥗Link established ⥗ server
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2957 | |
| HTML Entity | ⥗ | |
| HTML Code | ⥗ | |
| CSS | \2957 |
FAQ
What is the Unicode code point for ⥗?
⥗ is Unicode U+2957.
How can I copy ⥗ into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: ⥗.
What does ⥗ look like and which direction does it indicate?
It’s a rightwards harpoon-style arrow with a barb down toward a bar, indicating rightward direction.
Will ⥗ display correctly in all fonts?
Not always—glyph support depends on the font. If you need reliable rendering, test in the target environment.