Greater-than Or Slanted Equal To With Dot Inside Symbol
A mathematical comparison symbol: greater-than or slanted equal to with a dot inside (⪀).
U+2A80
⪀ (U+2A80) is a math symbol used to express a comparison relationship that includes equality-like behavior. It’s often styled in math fonts and works well in technical documents and equation editors. This page helps you copy and use it reliably in text, web, and code.
Greater-than Or Slanted Equal To With Dot Inside Symbol Meaning
⪀ is the “greater-than or slanted equal to with dot inside” symbol (Unicode U+2A80). In math notation, it represents a comparison that combines a “greater-than” sense with an equality-like or slanted-equality relation, indicated by the dot and the slanted form. Because exact interpretation can depend on the surrounding equation and the font/math conventions being used, it’s most reliable in contexts where a specific notation is already established (for example, in academic writing or a prepared typeset expression). Use it when you specifically need this Unicode character rather than a simpler “greater than” sign.
Common uses
- •Writing technical comparisons in math notes or homework solutions
- •Labeling or annotating inequality/equality relationships in reports and worksheets
- •Typing equations in chat, comments, and documentation that support Unicode
- •Using in LaTeX/MathML-like workflows where Unicode math symbols are preferred
- •Creating consistent math typography in design files and UI text
Examples
⪀ Greater-than or slanted equal to with dot inside
- ⪀a ⪀ b
- ⪀x ⪀ y
- ⪀n ⪀ 5
- ⪀f(t) ⪀ g(t)
- ⪀⪀ is used to show a strict-or-equal style comparison
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2A80 | |
| HTML Entity | ⪀ | |
| HTML Code | ⪀ | |
| CSS | \2A80 |
FAQ
What does the Greater-than Or Slanted Equal To With Dot Inside symbol mean?
⪀ is the “greater-than or slanted equal to with dot inside” symbol (Unicode U+2A80). In math notation, it represents a comparison that combines a “greater-than” sense with an equality-like or slanted-equality relation, indicated by the dot and the slanted form. Because exact interpretation can depend on the surrounding equation and the font/math conventions being used, it’s most reliable in contexts where a specific notation is already established (for example, in academic writing or a prepared typeset expression). Use it when you specifically need this Unicode character rather than a simpler “greater than” sign.
What is the Unicode code point for ⪀?
⪀ is Unicode U+2A80.
How do I copy ⪀ for use on a website?
You can copy the character directly, or use its HTML entity: ⪀.
What is the CSS escape for this symbol?
The CSS escape is \\2A80.
How do I use ⪀ in JavaScript?
You can use \\u{2A80} in JavaScript (Unicode code point escape).