Multiplication Sign With Dot Above Symbol
The ⨰ symbol is a multiplication sign with a dot above, used to represent multiplication in specialized notation.
U+2A30
⨰ is a mathematical symbol from the Unicode set. It is commonly referred to as the multiplication sign with dot above. You can copy it directly into documents, design files, or code.
Multiplication Sign With Dot Above Symbol Meaning
⨰ (Unicode U+2A30) is “MULTIPLICATION SIGN WITH DOT ABOVE”. As its name suggests, it indicates multiplication, typically in mathematical typesetting where a distinct multiplication glyph is needed. The “dot above” helps distinguish this symbol from other multiplication signs (like ×, ·, or × with additional marks). In practice, it’s used when authors want a clear, unambiguous operator glyph in equations, technical documents, or symbolic text. Because it’s a specific Unicode character, it’s also useful for consistent rendering across platforms when you want this exact symbol rather than a visually similar alternative.
Common uses
- •Typing or proofreading math equations that require the specific multiplication glyph ⨰
- •Labeling variables in technical writing where a distinct multiplication operator improves clarity
- •Using Unicode math symbols in slide decks, posters, or print layouts without LaTeX
- •Marking multiplication in plain-text documentation or readme files for math-heavy projects
- •Creating consistent symbolic notation in design assets, icons, or typographic mockups
Examples
⨰ Multiplication Sign with Dot Above
- ⨰a ⨰ b
- ⨰2 ⨰ x = 10
- ⨰Let n ⨰ 3 represent repeated multiplication
- ⨰P = i ⨰ j ⨰ k
- ⨰Compute ⨰ over the given factors
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2A30 | |
| HTML Entity | ⨰ | |
| HTML Code | ⨰ | |
| CSS | \2A30 |
FAQ
What does the Multiplication Sign With Dot Above symbol mean?
⨰ (Unicode U+2A30) is “MULTIPLICATION SIGN WITH DOT ABOVE”. As its name suggests, it indicates multiplication, typically in mathematical typesetting where a distinct multiplication glyph is needed. The “dot above” helps distinguish this symbol from other multiplication signs (like ×, ·, or × with additional marks). In practice, it’s used when authors want a clear, unambiguous operator glyph in equations, technical documents, or symbolic text. Because it’s a specific Unicode character, it’s also useful for consistent rendering across platforms when you want this exact symbol rather than a visually similar alternative.
What is the Unicode code point for ⨰?
⨰ has Unicode code point U+2A30.
How can I copy ⨰ for use in documents and websites?
Copy the character ⨰ directly from this page. It will paste as the exact Unicode symbol.
What is the HTML entity and CSS escape for ⨰?
HTML entity: ⨰. CSS escape: \\2A30.
Is ⨰ the same as the multiplication sign ×?
Not exactly. ⨰ is a distinct Unicode character (“multiplication sign with dot above”), while × is a different symbol. Use ⨰ when you specifically need this glyph.