Intersection Above Bar Above Union Symbol
⩉ is a specialized math symbol combining intersection, bar, and union in one stacked form.
U+2A49
The symbol ⩉ (U+2A49) is used in mathematical and technical notation. It represents a stacked relationship combining an intersection with an additional bar and union context. Use the copy codes below for quick insertion in documents and code.
Intersection Above Bar Above Union Symbol Meaning
⩉ is the “intersection above bar above union” symbol (Unicode U+2A49). Visually, it places intersection-like and union-like components in a stacked arrangement, with an additional bar structure between/around them. In practice, this symbol is typically found in mathematical expressions where authors want to show a combined or constrained relationship involving intersection and union. Because it’s a niche symbol, it’s most common in specialized textbooks, typeset math, or notation systems that distinguish multiple set-operations graphically.
Common uses
- •Representing a combined set-operations relationship in formal math text
- •Typing specialized logic or set-theory notation in equations
- •Using as a decorative or clarifying marker in technical documentation
- •Including in LaTeX/Unicode-based math content where the exact glyph is required
- •Correctly pasting into design mockups that must match math typography
Examples
⩉ Intersection Above Bar Above Union
- ⩉A ⩉ B denotes a combined intersection/bar/union relationship
- ⩉We analyze ⩉ as part of the set-operation notation in the proof
- ⩉In the diagram, ⩉ marks the constrained combination of two sets
- ⩉The expression uses ⩉ to distinguish this case from a plain union
- ⩉For notation consistency, replace the placeholder with ⩉
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2A49 | |
| HTML Entity | ⩉ | |
| HTML Code | ⩉ | |
| CSS | \2A49 |
FAQ
What does the Intersection Above Bar Above Union symbol mean?
⩉ is the “intersection above bar above union” symbol (Unicode U+2A49). Visually, it places intersection-like and union-like components in a stacked arrangement, with an additional bar structure between/around them. In practice, this symbol is typically found in mathematical expressions where authors want to show a combined or constrained relationship involving intersection and union. Because it’s a niche symbol, it’s most common in specialized textbooks, typeset math, or notation systems that distinguish multiple set-operations graphically.
What is the Unicode code point for ⩉?
The Unicode code point for ⩉ is U+2A49.
How can I copy ⩉ into a web page?
You can paste the character directly, or use the HTML entity ⩉.
Does ⩉ have a common name besides its Unicode description?
A readable common name is “intersection above bar above union,” matching its Unicode character name.
Where will ⩉ typically appear?
It’s mainly seen in specialized mathematical or technical notation where the exact stacked set-operation glyph is needed.