Lower Half Inverse White Circle Symbol
◛ is the lower half of an inverse white circle, a clean geometric mark for UI, labels, and decorative layouts.
U+25DB
◛ is a geometric symbol used when you want a simple, circular shape with a strong contrast. It’s often seen in design systems, icons, and typographic decorations. Below you can copy it easily and find common ways to use it.
Lower Half Inverse White Circle Symbol Meaning
The symbol ◛ is called “lower half inverse white circle.” Visually, it resembles a circle where the lower portion is emphasized in contrast, making it useful as a directional or sectional marker in purely decorative or interface contexts. Because it is a geometric shape (not an alphabet or punctuation mark), it’s most commonly chosen for styling: section dividers, badges, progress/steps indicators, bullets, or icon-like accents. It doesn’t have one universally agreed cultural meaning; its “meaning” depends on the design around it, such as indicating “below,” a split, or a lower region in a layout.
Common uses
- •Section markers in UI layouts (e.g., dividing a header from a lower panel)
- •Decorative bullets or list accents in design-forward documents
- •Icon-like labels for cards, widgets, or navigation elements
- •Progress/step indicators where a partial circle conveys stages
- •Typographic framing elements in posters, flyers, and social graphics
Examples
◛ Lower Half Inverse White Circle
- ◛Settings ◛ Privacy
- ◛Step 2 ◛ Review
- ◛Lower panel ◛ Open
- ◛Download ◛ Completed
- ◛Profile ◛ Details
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+25DB | |
| HTML Entity | ◛ | |
| HTML Code | ◛ | |
| CSS | \25DB | |
| Alt Code | Alt + 9691 | |
| Decimal | 9691 |
How to type Lower Half Inverse White Circle Symbol (◛)
On Windows
Hold Alt and type 9691 on the numeric keypad. In Word, type 25DB then press Alt + X.
On Mac
Switch to the Unicode Hex Input keyboard, then hold Option and type 25DB. Or press Control + Command + Space and search.
On Linux
Press Control + Shift + U, type 25db, then press Enter or Space.
Anywhere
Copy ◛ with the button above and paste it wherever you need it — this works on every device and in every app, with no keyboard shortcut to remember.
FAQ
What does the Lower Half Inverse White Circle symbol mean?
The symbol ◛ is called “lower half inverse white circle.” Visually, it resembles a circle where the lower portion is emphasized in contrast, making it useful as a directional or sectional marker in purely decorative or interface contexts. Because it is a geometric shape (not an alphabet or punctuation mark), it’s most commonly chosen for styling: section dividers, badges, progress/steps indicators, bullets, or icon-like accents. It doesn’t have one universally agreed cultural meaning; its “meaning” depends on the design around it, such as indicating “below,” a split, or a lower region in a layout.
What is the Unicode name of ◛?
Its Unicode name is “LOWER HALF INVERSE WHITE CIRCLE.”
What is the Unicode code point for ◛?
The code point is U+25DB.
How can I copy ◛ from this page?
Copy the character shown at the top: ◛. You can also use the HTML entity provided on this page in your editor.
Does ◛ have a specific meaning in all fonts or apps?
Not universally. It’s best treated as a geometric design symbol; its meaning is usually determined by your layout (for example, indicating a lower section).