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Circled White Bullet Symbol

⦾ is a circled white bullet symbol used as a clean, minimal marker in math, UI, and typography.

U+29BE

⦾ is the Unicode character called CIRCLED WHITE BULLET (U+29BE). It looks like a hollow circle with a small white dot feel, making it a tidy visual marker. It’s commonly used when you want something more formal than a plain bullet.

Circled White Bullet Symbol Meaning

⦾ (CIRCLED WHITE BULLET, U+29BE) is a mathematical-style symbol often used to mark points, denote a special element, or act as a decorative bullet in structured text. Because it has a simple, hollow-circular look, it can serve as a neutral icon for lists, steps, and labels—especially where you want a lighter emphasis than a filled bullet. In math and technical writing, you may encounter it in symbol sets where the author needs a circled marker distinct from a standard bullet or other circle variants. Its main value is clarity and visual consistency across fonts that support U+29BE.

Common uses

  • As a subtle list bullet in documentation and technical writing
  • Marking points or selected items in diagrams and callouts
  • Separating sections or steps in slide decks and UI mockups
  • Using in math notes as a circled marker for sets or conditions
  • Designing minimal icons or badges in typography-focused layouts

Examples

⦾ Circled White Bullet (U+29BE)

  • Step ⦾: Enter your project name and save.
  • Options: ⦾ Basic, ⦾ Advanced, ⦾ Expert
  • Point ⦾ lies on the curve defined by f(x).
  • Choose ⦾ to confirm and ⦾ to cancel.
  • Features: ⦾ Fast setup ⦾ Clear reporting

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+29BE
HTML Entity⦾
HTML Code⦾
CSS\29BE

FAQ

What does the Circled White Bullet symbol mean?

⦾ (CIRCLED WHITE BULLET, U+29BE) is a mathematical-style symbol often used to mark points, denote a special element, or act as a decorative bullet in structured text. Because it has a simple, hollow-circular look, it can serve as a neutral icon for lists, steps, and labels—especially where you want a lighter emphasis than a filled bullet. In math and technical writing, you may encounter it in symbol sets where the author needs a circled marker distinct from a standard bullet or other circle variants. Its main value is clarity and visual consistency across fonts that support U+29BE.

What is ⦾ called in Unicode?

It’s called CIRCLED WHITE BULLET, Unicode code point U+29BE.

How can I copy ⦾ for use in documents or design tools?

Copy the character directly from this page. If your tool supports Unicode input, you can also enter the character by pasting it.

Does ⦾ have a specific math meaning?

It’s a mathematical-style symbol, but its exact meaning depends on the context (for example, as a marker in notes or diagrams).

Will ⦾ display correctly in all fonts?

It should display in many Unicode-capable fonts, but appearance can vary. If a font lacks U+29BE support, you may see a fallback glyph.

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