Latin Cross Symbol
The ✝ Latin Cross is a cross-shaped symbol used in text for signage, symbolism, and headings.
U+271D
The ✝ symbol is known as the Latin Cross. It’s commonly used as a simple cross mark in text, design, and digital interfaces. Use the copy variations and code points below to place it correctly.
Latin Cross Symbol Meaning
✝ (U+271D) is the “Latin Cross,” a cross shape often associated with Christianity, especially forms used in Latin (Western) traditions. In everyday digital writing, it’s also used more generally to indicate a “cross” concept: confirmation, faith-related themes, memorial or remembrance notes, or a religious or solemn tone. Beyond strictly religious contexts, designers sometimes use it as a recognizable icon for ceremony, spirituality, or “blessing/approval” style messages. As with any symbol, the exact meaning depends on surrounding text and audience.
Common uses
- •Religious event flyers and invitations as a compact header or emblem
- •Memorial posts, tribute messages, and remembrance announcements
- •Book and document section markers for faith-based content
- •Social media captions to signal faith, reflection, or solemn themes
- •Web and app UI labels for “cross” or spirituality-related sections
Examples
✝ Latin Cross Symbol
- ✝Join us ✝ for evening service
- ✝In loving memory ✝
- ✝Scripture reading ✝ 7:00 PM
- ✝A message of faith ✝
- ✝Blessings to you ✝
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+271D | |
| HTML Entity | ✝ | |
| HTML Code | ✝ | |
| CSS | \271D |
FAQ
What is the Unicode code point for ✝?
The symbol ✝ is U+271D (Unicode name: LATIN CROSS).
How can I copy the ✝ Latin Cross symbol?
Select and copy the character shown on this page. You can also use the provided escapes in HTML, CSS, or JavaScript.
What does ✝ usually mean in text?
Most often it’s used as a Latin Cross symbol connected to Christianity, though in digital writing it can also imply reflection, remembrance, or a solemn tone depending on context.
How do I insert ✝ using HTML or CSS?
HTML: use ✝ . CSS: use \\271D . JavaScript: use \\u{271D}.