Up Barb Right Down Barb Left Harpoon Symbol
⥌ is an arrow-like harpoon glyph pointing between opposite directions.
U+294C
⥌ is a directional “harpoon” arrow character from the Arrows category. It’s useful when you want a compact symbol showing a specific turn or linkage between directions. Copy it directly or use the provided code point in your designs and code.
Up Barb Right Down Barb Left Harpoon Symbol Meaning
⥌ is an arrow symbol that visually combines two opposing directional cues: an up “barb” paired with a down “barb,” connected in a harpoon-like form. In practice, people use it to suggest directional action, navigation between two sides, or a stylized connection between movement directions. Because it’s part of the Arrows block (unicode U+294C), it often appears in typography, UI mockups, diagrams, and documents where a non-standard arrow is preferred. Its exact intent can vary by context, but the consistent takeaway is “directional linkage” in a compact glyph.
Common uses
- •Indicating directional flow or switching direction in diagrams and charts
- •Styling callouts or labels in UI mockups and wireframes
- •Creating typographic separators or compact icon-like cues in documents
- •Marking a special navigation action in editors, bots, or interactive prompts
- •Designing game or app HUD elements where arrows need a distinctive look
Examples
⥌ Up Barb Right Down Barb Left Harpoon
- ⥌Move ⥌ to change direction
- ⥌Signal status: ⥌
- ⥌Route A ⥌ Route B
- ⥌Swipe ⥌ to navigate
- ⥌Turn marker: ⥌
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+294C | |
| HTML Entity | ⥌ | |
| HTML Code | ⥌ | |
| CSS | \294C |
FAQ
What does the Up Barb Right Down Barb Left Harpoon symbol mean?
⥌ is an arrow symbol that visually combines two opposing directional cues: an up “barb” paired with a down “barb,” connected in a harpoon-like form. In practice, people use it to suggest directional action, navigation between two sides, or a stylized connection between movement directions. Because it’s part of the Arrows block (unicode U+294C), it often appears in typography, UI mockups, diagrams, and documents where a non-standard arrow is preferred. Its exact intent can vary by context, but the consistent takeaway is “directional linkage” in a compact glyph.
What is the Unicode code point for ⥌?
The Unicode code point is U+294C.
How can I copy ⥌ from this page?
Select the symbol (⥌) and copy/paste it directly. You can also use the provided HTML entity: ⥌.
What is the HTML entity and CSS escape for ⥌?
HTML entity: ⥌ and CSS escape: \\294C.
In what category is ⥌ listed?
It is categorized under Arrows.