Wide-headed South East Heavy Barb Arrow Symbol
A wide, heavy-barbed arrow pointing toward the southeast, used to indicate direction or emphasis.
U+1F87E
The 🡾 emoji-style symbol is a directional arrow with a wide head and heavy barb. It’s often used in UI hints, layouts, and text annotations to show a southeast direction. You can copy it directly or use its Unicode code point in developers’ workflows.
Wide-headed South East Heavy Barb Arrow Symbol Meaning
🡾 (WIDE-HEADED SOUTH EAST HEAVY BARB ARROW) is a directional symbol that points toward the southeast. Because it uses a wide head and a heavy barb, it visually suggests emphasis or a stronger “go that way” intent than simpler arrows. In text, it commonly functions as a visual cue for navigation, pointing out a specific direction on diagrams, or labeling a route segment that moves down-and-right (for left-to-right layouts). In design and documentation, you may also use it to decorate section headings, callouts, or instruction lines where an arrow-like marker helps readers quickly scan for the intended direction.
Common uses
- •Marking a southeast direction in diagrams, maps, or floor-plan annotations
- •Adding an emphasized direction cue in instructions and help text
- •Designing UI callouts (e.g., “move to the southeast corner”)
- •Labeling flow or routing segments in diagrams and process charts
- •Decorating headings or captions with a clear directional marker
Examples
🡾 Wide-Headed South East Heavy Barb Arrow
- 🡾Follow 🡾 to reach the service entrance.
- 🡾The exit path goes southeast (🡾) from this point.
- 🡾Route segment A → 🡾 → segment B.
- 🡾Place the marker where the arrow points 🡾.
- 🡾Move your cursor in the 🡾 direction to continue.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F87E | |
| HTML Entity | 🡾 | |
| HTML Code | 🡾 | |
| CSS | \1F87E |
FAQ
What does the Wide-headed South East Heavy Barb Arrow symbol mean?
🡾 (WIDE-HEADED SOUTH EAST HEAVY BARB ARROW) is a directional symbol that points toward the southeast. Because it uses a wide head and a heavy barb, it visually suggests emphasis or a stronger “go that way” intent than simpler arrows. In text, it commonly functions as a visual cue for navigation, pointing out a specific direction on diagrams, or labeling a route segment that moves down-and-right (for left-to-right layouts). In design and documentation, you may also use it to decorate section headings, callouts, or instruction lines where an arrow-like marker helps readers quickly scan for the intended direction.
What direction does 🡾 point to?
It points toward the southeast (down and to the right in typical left-to-right contexts).
How do I copy and paste the symbol?
You can copy it directly from this page as 🡾, then paste into your document, chat, or design tool.
What are the Unicode details for 🡾?
Unicode code point: U+1F87E. HTML entity: 🡾. CSS escape: \\1F87E. JavaScript escape: \\u{1F87E}.
Where is 🡾 most useful in writing?
It works well in instructions, labels, and diagrams where you want a clear, emphasized southeast direction cue.