Oblique Angle Opening Down Symbol
⦧ is the oblique angle opening down symbol (U+29A7), used as a compact angle/geometry notation.
U+29A7
⦧ (U+29A7) is a math symbol named Oblique Angle Opening Down. It’s useful when you need an angle-like glyph with a specific orientation. Below you’ll find practical uses, examples, and copy-friendly forms.
Oblique Angle Opening Down Symbol Meaning
The symbol ⦧ is named “Oblique Angle Opening Down” and belongs to the Math category. Visually, it resembles an oblique angle mark with the opening facing downward, making it suitable for notation where direction or orientation matters. In practice, people use it like an angle operator or geometric marker in text, math expressions, diagram labels, or typographic designs. Because it’s a specific Unicode character (U+29A7), copying it ensures consistent appearance across systems that support the glyph. Use it when a plain angle bracket, less-than/greater-than sign, or a generic angle symbol doesn’t match the intended opening direction.
Common uses
- •Writing geometric or angle notes with a downward-facing opening
- •Annotating diagrams and diagram captions in documents
- •Styling math/tech typography where a distinct angle glyph is needed
- •Labeling parts of UI icons or infographics that use angle-like notation
- •Building custom symbol sets or mathematical legend lists
Examples
⦧ Oblique Angle Opening Down
- ⦧Angle marker: ⦧
- ⦧Geometric notation: ⦧ (opening downward)
- ⦧Diagram label: point ⦧
- ⦧Math text: use ⦧ for the downward opening
- ⦧Typographic accent: ⦧ in the legend
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+29A7 | |
| HTML Entity | ⦧ | |
| HTML Code | ⦧ | |
| CSS | \29A7 |
FAQ
What does the Oblique Angle Opening Down symbol mean?
The symbol ⦧ is named “Oblique Angle Opening Down” and belongs to the Math category. Visually, it resembles an oblique angle mark with the opening facing downward, making it suitable for notation where direction or orientation matters. In practice, people use it like an angle operator or geometric marker in text, math expressions, diagram labels, or typographic designs. Because it’s a specific Unicode character (U+29A7), copying it ensures consistent appearance across systems that support the glyph. Use it when a plain angle bracket, less-than/greater-than sign, or a generic angle symbol doesn’t match the intended opening direction.
What is the Unicode character for ⦧?
⦧ is Unicode code point U+29A7, with HTML entity ⦧ and CSS escape \\29A7.
How can I copy ⦧ for use in HTML or web pages?
You can paste the character directly, or use HTML entity ⦧ or ⦧.
Is ⦧ a general “angle” symbol or a specific one?
It’s a specific Unicode math symbol: “Oblique Angle Opening Down,” so the downward-opening orientation is part of what makes it distinct.
Where is ⦧ most commonly used?
It’s typically used in math-related text, geometric annotations, diagram labels, and typography where a downward-opening oblique angle glyph is required.