Very Heavy Saltire Symbol
🞭 is the “very heavy saltire” geometric symbol, available as Unicode U+1F7AD for clean diagonal cross styling.
U+1F7AD
The 🞭 character is called the Very Heavy Saltire. It’s a geometric symbol useful when you want a bold, diagonal cross look without drawing it yourself. Use it anywhere you need a strong, high-contrast icon character.
Very Heavy Saltire Symbol Meaning
“Very Heavy Saltire” refers to a very thick diagonal cross shape (an “X” formed by two crossing diagonals). As a symbol, it’s commonly used to represent marked items, strong emphasis, caution-style alerts, or “crossed”/disabled states in UI and text-based layouts. Because it’s purely geometric, it doesn’t rely on a specific language or culture, making it practical for designers, writers, and developers who want consistent iconography across platforms. In practice, people use it as a decorative marker, status indicator, or separator in headings and lists.
Common uses
- •Use as a bold “crossed/disabled” marker in lists or settings screens
- •Add emphasis in text for warnings, blocked actions, or highlighted notes
- •Create simple separators or decorative icon bullets in web and print content
- •Label items in inventories, catalogs, or checklists where “not applicable” is needed
- •Use in badges and UI prototypes to indicate a strong negative/contrast state
Examples
🞭 Very Heavy Saltire Symbol
- 🞭Item 12 🞭 not available
- 🞭Action disabled 🞭
- 🞭Note: outdated document 🞭
- 🞭Selected options 🞭 will be removed
- 🞭Server status: blocked 🞭
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F7AD | |
| HTML Entity | 🞭 | |
| HTML Code | 🞭 | |
| CSS | \1F7AD |
FAQ
What does the Very Heavy Saltire symbol mean?
“Very Heavy Saltire” refers to a very thick diagonal cross shape (an “X” formed by two crossing diagonals). As a symbol, it’s commonly used to represent marked items, strong emphasis, caution-style alerts, or “crossed”/disabled states in UI and text-based layouts. Because it’s purely geometric, it doesn’t rely on a specific language or culture, making it practical for designers, writers, and developers who want consistent iconography across platforms. In practice, people use it as a decorative marker, status indicator, or separator in headings and lists.
What is the Unicode for 🞭 (Very Heavy Saltire)?
Its Unicode code point is U+1F7AD.
How do I copy/paste 🞭 on my device?
Select and copy the character “🞭” from this page, then paste it into your text editor, design tool, or web content.
How can I include 🞭 in HTML?
Use the HTML entity: 🞭
How do I use 🞭 in CSS or JavaScript?
CSS escape: \\1F7AD. JavaScript escape: \\u{1F7AD}.