Mathematical Monospace Small X Symbol
𝚡 is the Mathematical Monospace Small X character for math-style text and consistent typography.
U+1D6A1
𝚡 is a Unicode character used to represent a math-styled lowercase x with a monospace look. It’s useful when you want your variable text to match a specific typographic style.
Mathematical Monospace Small X Symbol Meaning
𝚡 (Unicode U+1D6A1, “MATHEMATICAL MONOSPACE SMALL X”) is a stylized variant of the lowercase letter “x”. In math- and science-related text, it’s commonly used as a variable, symbol, or placeholder where a particular font style is desired. Because it’s specifically “monospace” math styling, it can help keep symbols visually consistent with other mathematical monospace characters in formulas or technical writing. Visually, it differs from plain “x” and may render differently depending on the font and platform. Use it when you want the character’s typographic form to be explicit rather than relying on whatever “x” happens to look like in your environment.
Common uses
- •Typing math variables in documents that use math-styled monospace symbols
- •Designing technical UI labels where a consistent monospace look is preferred
- •Writing programming-related notes or pseudo-math where “x” should appear distinct from regular text
- •Creating math-themed social posts or graphics with a uniform symbol style
- •Presenting formulas in markdown or rich text where copy/paste of a specific Unicode symbol matters
Examples
𝚡 — Mathematical Monospace Small X
- 𝚡Let 𝚡 be the input value.
- 𝚡Compute 𝚡 = 2𝚡₀.
- 𝚡Plot 𝚡 against time.
- 𝚡Use 𝚡 as the variable in the formula.
- 𝚡Set 𝚡 to the measured result.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1D6A1 | |
| HTML Entity | 𝚡 | |
| HTML Code | 𝚡 | |
| CSS | \1D6A1 |
FAQ
What does the Mathematical Monospace Small X symbol mean?
𝚡 (Unicode U+1D6A1, “MATHEMATICAL MONOSPACE SMALL X”) is a stylized variant of the lowercase letter “x”. In math- and science-related text, it’s commonly used as a variable, symbol, or placeholder where a particular font style is desired. Because it’s specifically “monospace” math styling, it can help keep symbols visually consistent with other mathematical monospace characters in formulas or technical writing. Visually, it differs from plain “x” and may render differently depending on the font and platform. Use it when you want the character’s typographic form to be explicit rather than relying on whatever “x” happens to look like in your environment.
What is the Unicode code point for 𝚡?
𝚡 is Unicode U+1D6A1 (MATHEMATICAL MONOSPACE SMALL X).
How can I copy 𝚡 for HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: 𝚡.
How do I use 𝚡 in CSS?
In CSS, you can use the escape: \\1D6A1.
How do I include 𝚡 in JavaScript strings?
You can use the JavaScript escape: \\u{1D6A1}.