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Error-barred White Square Symbol

A white square character with an error-bar style mark, commonly used as a math/technical symbol.

U+29EE

⧮ is the ERROR-BARRED WHITE SQUARE symbol (U+29EE). It’s a compact glyph often used to indicate error-related notation in math and technical contexts. Use the copy options below to paste it in documents or code.

Error-barred White Square Symbol Meaning

⧮ (ERROR-BARRED WHITE SQUARE) is a geometric, typographic symbol that resembles a white square with a central “error bar” motif. In practice, it can be used as a visual shorthand for error states, measurement uncertainty, or “error/flag” annotation—especially in math, scientific writing, and technical UI mockups. While it may appear alongside other math or symbols sets, its primary value is as a distinctive character you can place in equations, labels, and diagrams without needing an image. When you need a neutral, text-based error indicator, this glyph is a handy option.

Common uses

  • Labeling error/uncertainty in charts, graphs, or measurement captions
  • Marking “error” or “flag” items in technical documentation and spec tables
  • Using as a placeholder or warning symbol in math worksheets and teaching materials
  • Decorating diagram nodes in science/engineering flowcharts and schematics
  • Inserting into code comments, reports, or UI text for error-related states

Examples

⧮ ERROR-BARRED WHITE SQUARE

  • Value ⧮ exceeds the allowed tolerance.
  • The estimate includes uncertainty ⧮.
  • Check the input field ⧮ before submitting.
  • Measurement point marked with ⧮ indicates error.
  • Report section ⧮: calibration did not converge.

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+29EE
HTML Entity⧮
HTML Code⧮
CSS\29EE

FAQ

What does the Error-barred White Square symbol mean?

⧮ (ERROR-BARRED WHITE SQUARE) is a geometric, typographic symbol that resembles a white square with a central “error bar” motif. In practice, it can be used as a visual shorthand for error states, measurement uncertainty, or “error/flag” annotation—especially in math, scientific writing, and technical UI mockups. While it may appear alongside other math or symbols sets, its primary value is as a distinctive character you can place in equations, labels, and diagrams without needing an image. When you need a neutral, text-based error indicator, this glyph is a handy option.

What is the Unicode code point for ⧮?

⧮ is U+29EE (Unicode name: ERROR-BARRED WHITE SQUARE).

How can I copy ⧮ into my documents or web pages?

Copy the character directly from this page, or use the HTML entity (⧮) / CSS escape (\\29EE) / JavaScript escape (\\u{29EE}).

Does ⧮ have a widely standardized meaning in math?

It’s primarily a typographic/math-style symbol. In usage, people typically employ it as an error/uncertainty indicator, but exact interpretation can depend on the surrounding notation.

Which escape formats are provided for developers?

HTML entity: ⧮ (given as ⧮), CSS escape: \\29EE, and JavaScript escape: \\u{29EE}.

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