Multiplication Sign In Double Circle Symbol
⨷ is the multiplication sign in a double circle, encoded as Unicode U+2A37.
U+2A37
The symbol ⨷ is a specialized math operator: a multiplication sign shown inside a double circle. It’s useful when you want a compact, stylized “multiply” marker in text or design. Below you’ll find its meaning, common uses, and copy/paste options.
Multiplication Sign In Double Circle Symbol Meaning
⨷ (Unicode U+2A37) is named “MULTIPLICATION SIGN IN DOUBLE CIRCLE.” It represents multiplication in contexts where a distinct, enclosed multiplication operator is preferred over a plain ×. Because it’s an operator-like glyph, it’s commonly used in mathematical writing, typesetting, and technical diagrams where symbol style matters. Designers and content creators may also use it as a visual separator for “multiply,” “product,” or “combined effect” in headings, icons, or UI labels—especially when they want a formal mathematical look rather than a generic cross.
Common uses
- •Math notation for multiplication in formulas where a circled operator is desired
- •Labels in diagrams showing “product,” “combined factors,” or “multiplication” steps
- •UI or infographic callouts for multiplication-based metrics or comparisons
- •Book or document styling to match a specific mathematical symbol set
- •Educational materials that distinguish operator types visually
Examples
⨷ Multiplication Sign in Double Circle
- ⨷a ⨷ b = c
- ⨷The area is computed as r ⨷ h.
- ⨷Total cost = units ⨷ price.
- ⨷Compute f(x) = x ⨷ x.
- ⨷Combine factors using ⨷ in the formula.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2A37 | |
| HTML Entity | ⨷ | |
| HTML Code | ⨷ | |
| CSS | \2A37 |
FAQ
What does the Multiplication Sign In Double Circle symbol mean?
⨷ (Unicode U+2A37) is named “MULTIPLICATION SIGN IN DOUBLE CIRCLE.” It represents multiplication in contexts where a distinct, enclosed multiplication operator is preferred over a plain ×. Because it’s an operator-like glyph, it’s commonly used in mathematical writing, typesetting, and technical diagrams where symbol style matters. Designers and content creators may also use it as a visual separator for “multiply,” “product,” or “combined effect” in headings, icons, or UI labels—especially when they want a formal mathematical look rather than a generic cross.
What is the Unicode code point for ⨷?
The symbol ⨷ has Unicode code point U+2A37.
How do I copy and paste ⨷?
Copy the character ⨷ from this page and paste it into your document, email, or design tool. It may render differently depending on the font you’re using.
What is the HTML entity for ⨷?
The HTML entity is ⨷.
Is ⨷ the same as the regular multiplication sign ×?
They both indicate multiplication, but ⨷ is a specific operator glyph (“Multiplication Sign in Double Circle”) with a distinct style, encoded at U+2A37.