Double Up Tack Symbol
⫫ (double up tack) is a math symbol used to indicate a special kind of “tack” relation.
U+2AEB
⫫ is the Unicode character named DOUBLE UP TACK (U+2AEB). It’s primarily used in mathematical contexts where symbols need a precise typographic form. Use it when a standard “up tack” look is not enough.
Double Up Tack Symbol Meaning
DOUBLE UP TACK (⫫) is a mathematical symbol represented in Unicode as U+2AEB. The “double” form distinguishes it from a single up tack, making it useful for notation where two related markers or a stronger/paired form is intended. In practice, authors often use it in math typesetting to visually communicate a specific operator or relation tied to the surrounding formula. Because it’s a dedicated Unicode character, it can be copied reliably into documents, web pages, and code rather than relying on custom images or approximations.
Common uses
- •Typing specialized math notation in plain text editors and document drafts
- •Using a correct Unicode symbol in web content that displays math-like markup
- •Labeling parts of equations in tutorials or teaching materials
- •Copy/pasting into design tools for typography-heavy mathematical layouts
- •Including the exact character in codebases that generate math content
Examples
⫫ Double Up Tack Symbol
- ⫫Let ⫫ denote a paired up-tack marker in the expression.
- ⫫In the diagram, the symbol ⫫ highlights the target relation.
- ⫫Use ⫫ when you need the double up tack form, not a single one.
- ⫫The notation ⫫ appears alongside other operators in this set.
- ⫫Copy ⫫ into your equation to match the intended glyph.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2AEB | |
| HTML Entity | ⫫ | |
| HTML Code | ⫫ | |
| CSS | \2AEB |
FAQ
What does the Double Up Tack symbol mean?
DOUBLE UP TACK (⫫) is a mathematical symbol represented in Unicode as U+2AEB. The “double” form distinguishes it from a single up tack, making it useful for notation where two related markers or a stronger/paired form is intended. In practice, authors often use it in math typesetting to visually communicate a specific operator or relation tied to the surrounding formula. Because it’s a dedicated Unicode character, it can be copied reliably into documents, web pages, and code rather than relying on custom images or approximations.
What is the Unicode name and code point for ⫫?
The Unicode name is DOUBLE UP TACK and the code point is U+2AEB.
How do I copy ⫫ from this page?
Click or select the symbol ⫫, then copy/paste it into your document, design tool, or editor.
What are the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript escapes for ⫫?
HTML entity: ⫫ . CSS escape: \\2AEB . JavaScript escape: \\u{2AEB}.
Is ⫫ only used in mathematics?
It’s primarily used as a math symbol, and its intended meaning is most common in mathematical notation.