Equal To Or Greater-than Symbol
⋝ represents “equal to or greater-than” in comparisons.
U+22DD
The symbol ⋝ is used to show a “greater than or equal to” relationship. It’s commonly seen in math expressions, specs, and constraints where equality is allowed. Below you can copy it and use the correct HTML, CSS, and JavaScript escapes.
Equal To Or Greater-than Symbol Meaning
⋝ is a mathematical comparison symbol meaning “equal to or greater-than.” It indicates that a value is not only larger than a second value, but can also be exactly the same. In practice, it’s closely related to the more common ≥ (greater-than-or-equal-to), and it often appears in formatted math text where a specific glyph is desired. Use ⋝ when you want to express constraints like “x must be at least N,” or when describing conditions in inequalities, formulas, tables, and technical documentation. When writing code or data rules, ensure the symbol is consistent with the surrounding notation and standards.
Common uses
- •Writing inequality constraints like “x ⋝ 10” to mean x is at least 10
- •Annotating graphs or labels where a threshold includes equality
- •Documenting requirements in specs (e.g., “score ⋝ passing_score”)
- •Formatting math or science notes in word processors and design tools
- •Creating UI text for filters and rules that include boundary values
Examples
⋝ Equal to or Greater-Than Symbol
- ⋝x ⋝ 5
- ⋝age ⋝ 18
- ⋝temperature ⋝ 0°C
- ⋝score ⋝ 80
- ⋝p ⋝ q
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+22DD | |
| HTML Entity | ⋝ | |
| HTML Code | ⋝ | |
| CSS | \22DD |
FAQ
What does ⋝ mean?
⋝ means “equal to or greater-than,” i.e., “≥” (the value is at least the other value).
Is ⋝ the same as the ≥ symbol?
They represent the same type of comparison (greater-than-or-equal-to), though they are different glyphs/symbol forms.
How do I copy ⋝ into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: ⋝
How do I use ⋝ in CSS or JavaScript?
CSS escape: \\22DD. JavaScript escape: \\u{22DD}.