South West Arrow And North West Arrow Symbol
⤪ combines arrows pointing between south-west and north-west directions, indicating movement or linkage toward the left.
U+292A
⤪ is a directional arrow symbol from the Arrows set. Its Unicode name is “SOUTH WEST ARROW AND NORTH WEST ARROW,” and it’s useful when you want to suggest movement or routing toward the left in two directions. You can copy it directly or use it via its Unicode code point.
South West Arrow And North West Arrow Symbol Meaning
⤪ is an arrow glyph that visually combines a south-west arrow and a north-west arrow. In practice, it’s often used to communicate two-way or multi-directional flow that converges toward the left side, such as routing, navigation cues, or linked steps in a leftward sequence. Compared with a single left arrow, this symbol can imply direction relative to corners (up-left and down-left) rather than only horizontal movement. It may also appear in diagrams, UI labels, or technical text where “branching toward the left” or “path options toward the left” is helpful. The exact interpretation depends on your layout and surrounding text.
Common uses
- •Indicating leftward navigation routes with both up-left and down-left options
- •Labeling steps in a diagram where flows converge toward the left
- •Marking directional cues in UI mockups (menus, side panels, or breadcrumb links)
- •Showing movement or linkage in process flows that branch toward the left
- •Using as a visual separator in technical notes to suggest linked directions
Examples
⤪ South West + North West Arrow
- ⤪Turn ⤪ to reach the exit hallway.
- ⤪Routes split ⤪: choose the upper path or the lower path.
- ⤪From Step 2, go ⤪ toward the left section.
- ⤪Your input should flow ⤪ into the left-side queue.
- ⤪Diagram key: arrows show direction ⤪ toward linked steps.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+292A | |
| HTML Entity | ⤪ | |
| HTML Code | ⤪ | |
| CSS | \292A |
FAQ
What does ⤪ mean?
⤪ visually combines arrows pointing south-west and north-west, typically suggesting linked or branching movement toward the left (up-left and down-left).
How do I copy ⤪?
Copy the character directly from this page: ⤪. You can paste it into text editors, design tools, and many social platforms.
What is the Unicode code point for ⤪?
The Unicode code point is U+292A (HTML entity: ⤪).
Will it display correctly on all devices?
Font support varies. If it doesn’t render on a specific device, try a different font that supports the character or use a fallback arrow like ←, ↙, or ↖.