Circled Division Sign Symbol
The ⨸ symbol is the circled division sign, used to represent division in a stylized math form.
U+2A38
⨸ is known as the circled division sign (U+2A38). It’s a math symbol commonly used when you want division to look more “icon-like” than a plain ÷.
Circled Division Sign Symbol Meaning
The ⨸ symbol, called the circled division sign, represents division in a compact, decorative math style. Because it includes a circle around the division mark, it’s often used to make the operation stand out in UI elements, diagrams, and typography where plain “÷” may look less consistent with surrounding symbols. In general math contexts, it can function as a division operator; in design contexts, it can be used as a recognizable “divide” icon next to text (for example, “cost ÷ item count”). It’s also useful in technical layouts where consistent symbol styling matters.
Common uses
- •Use as a division operator in math or educational materials when a circled style is preferred
- •Pair with text in calculators or UI labels (e.g., “total ⨸ quantity”) to indicate dividing
- •Add to infographics and charts to show conversion or rate breakdowns
- •Use in document design where symbols need to match a specific typographic theme
- •Embed in code documentation or tutorials that discuss division as an operation
Examples
⨸ Circled Division Sign
- ⨸Total = Cost ⨸ Quantity
- ⨸Speed ⨸ Time = Distance
- ⨸Monthly rate = Annual cost ⨸ 12
- ⨸Correct value = Measured amount ⨸ Calibration factor
- ⨸Compute: 10 ⨸ 2
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2A38 | |
| HTML Entity | ⨸ | |
| HTML Code | ⨸ | |
| CSS | \2A38 |
FAQ
What does the Circled Division Sign symbol mean?
The ⨸ symbol, called the circled division sign, represents division in a compact, decorative math style. Because it includes a circle around the division mark, it’s often used to make the operation stand out in UI elements, diagrams, and typography where plain “÷” may look less consistent with surrounding symbols. In general math contexts, it can function as a division operator; in design contexts, it can be used as a recognizable “divide” icon next to text (for example, “cost ÷ item count”). It’s also useful in technical layouts where consistent symbol styling matters.
What is the Unicode name and code point for ⨸?
The Unicode name is “CIRCLED DIVISION SIGN” and the code point is U+2A38.
How can I copy and paste the symbol ⨸?
Copy the character “⨸” directly from this page, or use the provided code equivalents such as \\2A38 or U+2A38.
What’s the difference between ⨸ and the plain division sign ÷?
They both indicate division, but ⨸ uses a circled styling to make the operation visually distinct and more icon-like.
Can I use ⨸ in HTML and CSS?
Yes. You can use the provided HTML entity ⨸ or include the CSS escape \\2A38 where supported.