Tilde Operator Above Leftwards Arrow Symbol
⭉ is a leftwards arrow with a tilde operator above it (U+2B49).
U+2B49
⭉ is a specialized arrow symbol used when you need an arrow that carries an additional “tilde operator” mark above it. It’s useful in technical writing, diagrams, and encoded notation. Copy and paste it directly, or use the provided HTML, CSS, and JavaScript escapes.
Tilde Operator Above Leftwards Arrow Symbol Meaning
⭉ is the “tilde operator above leftwards arrow” (Unicode U+2B49). Visually, it combines a leftwards arrow shape with a tilde-style operator placed above the arrow. This kind of combined symbol is typically used to represent a modified arrow relationship—such as an annotated transition, mapping, or transformation—where the tilde indicates an operation or qualification tied to the arrow. Because it is a single Unicode character, it’s convenient when you want the exact look in text, UI labels, mathematical-leaning notes, or code/diagram annotations without manually stacking characters.
Common uses
- •Annotating a leftward transition in technical documentation
- •Labeling steps in a diagram or workflow that involves a modified arrow action
- •Using in UI/infographic text where a specialized arrow-with-operator glyph is preferred
- •Representing a transformation qualifier in pseudo-notation for writers and educators
- •Including in code comments or specs that rely on precise Unicode symbols
Examples
⭉ Tilde operator above leftwards arrow
- ⭉A ⭉ B means “B is related via a qualified leftward step.”
- ⭉Transform: X ⭉ Y using the tilde-marked arrow.
- ⭉In the workflow, the revision moves ⭉ to the prior state.
- ⭉Apply the rule: f(x) ⭉ g(x) under the specified condition.
- ⭉Step 2 shows the annotated left move ⭉ in the diagram legend.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2B49 | |
| HTML Entity | ⭉ | |
| HTML Code | ⭉ | |
| CSS | \2B49 |
FAQ
What does the Tilde Operator Above Leftwards Arrow symbol mean?
⭉ is the “tilde operator above leftwards arrow” (Unicode U+2B49). Visually, it combines a leftwards arrow shape with a tilde-style operator placed above the arrow. This kind of combined symbol is typically used to represent a modified arrow relationship—such as an annotated transition, mapping, or transformation—where the tilde indicates an operation or qualification tied to the arrow. Because it is a single Unicode character, it’s convenient when you want the exact look in text, UI labels, mathematical-leaning notes, or code/diagram annotations without manually stacking characters.
What Unicode character is ⭉?
⭉ is Unicode U+2B49, named “TILDE OPERATOR ABOVE LEFTWARDS ARROW.”
How can I copy ⭉ in HTML?
Use the HTML entity: ⭉
What CSS escape can I use for ⭉?
CSS escape: \\2B49
How do I include ⭉ in JavaScript strings?
Use JavaScript escape: \\u{2B49}