Acute Angle Symbol
⦟ is the acute angle symbol (Unicode U+299F) used to denote an angle smaller than 90°.
U+299F
The symbol ⦟ represents an acute angle. It’s commonly used in math notes, diagrams, and typography where precise angle notation matters. This page gives copy-friendly options and practical usage ideas.
Acute Angle Symbol Meaning
⦟ is named “ACUTE ANGLE” in Unicode (U+299F). In geometry, an acute angle is an angle measuring less than 90°. The notation is often used in textbooks, worksheets, and digital documents to label angles in diagrams, proofs, and explanations. Because it’s a Unicode character, it can be copied into plain text, math-focused writing, and design layouts without needing an image. Use it when you want a compact, readable angle label—especially in contexts where you need consistent typographic styling across devices.
Common uses
- •Labeling acute angles in geometry diagrams and classroom worksheets
- •Annotating angles in technical notes and study materials
- •Writing math explanations in documentation, blogs, or presentations
- •Formatting icons or UI hints for angle-related tools and apps
- •Using as a typographic marker in educational graphics
Examples
⦟ Acute Angle Symbol
- ⦟∠ABC is an ⦟ (acute angle).
- ⦟The figure shows two angles: an obtuse angle and an ⦟.
- ⦟In triangle ABC, angle A is ⦟, so it is less than 90°.
- ⦟Mark all ⦟ angles in the diagram and compare their measures.
- ⦟For a quick label: ⦟ indicates an acute angle.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+299F | |
| HTML Entity | ⦟ | |
| HTML Code | ⦟ | |
| CSS | \299F |
FAQ
What does ⦟ mean?
⦟ is the “acute angle” symbol, used to denote an angle smaller than 90°.
What is the Unicode code point for ⦟?
The Unicode code point is U+299F.
How can I copy ⦟ into my document?
Copy the character directly from this page, or paste its numeric HTML entity: ⦟.
Will ⦟ display correctly on all devices?
It should work wherever the font supports Unicode Math Symbols. If it appears as a box, try another Unicode-capable font.