Multiplication Sign In Left Half Circle Symbol
⨴ denotes multiplication using the “left half circle” symbol style in math notation.
U+2A34
The symbol ⨴ (U+2A34) is a math operator shown as a multiplication sign in a left half circle. It’s used when you want a specific operator glyph rather than the plain “×”. You can copy it directly or use standard Unicode escape forms in code.
Multiplication Sign In Left Half Circle Symbol Meaning
⨴ is a specialized multiplication operator: the “multiplication sign in left half circle.” As a math symbol, it signals an operation akin to multiplication, but with a distinct visual form that may be used to match a particular notation system, font set, or layout convention. In practice, you may see it in formula text where authors want an operator that reads clearly and consistently in technical documents, especially in specialized typesetting environments. When writing, treat it as a multiplication operator and place it between operands (e.g., A ⨴ B) like other binary operators.
Common uses
- •Math notation in formulas where a distinctive multiplication operator is preferred
- •Typing technical documents or worksheets that use consistent specialized math glyphs
- •Designing math-focused posters or slides that require operator-style icons
- •Authoring LaTeX/Unicode math content where the exact Unicode character matters
- •Building UI labels or diagrams for calculations that need a specific multiplication glyph
Examples
⨴ Multiplication sign in left half circle
- ⨴a ⨴ b
- ⨴2 ⨴ x = 6
- ⨴k ⨴ n represents a multiplication step
- ⨴Compute ⨴ for each pair of values
- ⨴Area = r ⨴ h
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2A34 | |
| HTML Entity | ⨴ | |
| HTML Code | ⨴ | |
| CSS | \2A34 |
FAQ
What does the Multiplication Sign In Left Half Circle symbol mean?
⨴ is a specialized multiplication operator: the “multiplication sign in left half circle.” As a math symbol, it signals an operation akin to multiplication, but with a distinct visual form that may be used to match a particular notation system, font set, or layout convention. In practice, you may see it in formula text where authors want an operator that reads clearly and consistently in technical documents, especially in specialized typesetting environments. When writing, treat it as a multiplication operator and place it between operands (e.g., A ⨴ B) like other binary operators.
What is the Unicode code point for ⨴?
⨴ is U+2A34 (MULTIPLICATION SIGN IN LEFT HALF CIRCLE).
How can I copy ⨴?
Select the symbol ⨴ from this page and copy/paste it into your document, text field, or design tool.
Is ⨴ the same as the multiplication sign “×”?
It represents multiplication, but it is a specific operator glyph (not the plain ×). Use ⨴ when you need this exact symbol style.
Where might ⨴ appear in real math text?
You may see it in specialized formulas, technical documents, or typeset math where authors choose this operator glyph for consistency.