Reverse Solidus Preceding Subset Symbol
⟈ is the “reverse solidus preceding subset” math symbol, used to express a specific subset-related relation.
U+27C8
⟈ is a Unicode math symbol used in formal writing and typesetting. It has a specific name and codepoint, so you can copy it reliably. This page helps you understand its role and insert it in text or code.
Reverse Solidus Preceding Subset Symbol Meaning
⟈ (Unicode U+27C8) is named “REVERSE SOLIDUS PRECEDING SUBSET.” It appears in mathematical notation and is typically used to represent a subset-related relationship indicated by a “reverse solidus” styling before the word “subset.” In practice, you’ll most often encounter it in contexts where mathematical symbols are rendered from Unicode/LaTeX-like sources, or when someone needs a particular subset operator that isn’t covered by more common subset signs. Because its exact semantic depends on the surrounding formula and the notation system being followed, it’s best treated as a specialized math operator rather than a general punctuation mark.
Common uses
- •Typing specialized subset relations in math notes and homework
- •Labeling symbols in technical documents or worksheets
- •Rendering correct Unicode math in web content when a specific operator is required
- •Including the symbol in code comments or documentation for mathematical expressions
- •Designing iconography or UI text that references a formal math operator
Examples
⟈ Reverse solidus preceding subset
- ⟈Let A ⟈ B denote a subset-related relation in this notation.
- ⟈In the expression, ⟈ appears before the subset term.
- ⟈The diagram uses ⟈ to distinguish two different subset types.
- ⟈When copying formulas, ensure the operator ⟈ is preserved.
- ⟈This template includes ⟈ in the list of permitted math symbols.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+27C8 | |
| HTML Entity | ⟈ | |
| HTML Code | ⟈ | |
| CSS | \27C8 |
FAQ
What does the Reverse Solidus Preceding Subset symbol mean?
⟈ (Unicode U+27C8) is named “REVERSE SOLIDUS PRECEDING SUBSET.” It appears in mathematical notation and is typically used to represent a subset-related relationship indicated by a “reverse solidus” styling before the word “subset.” In practice, you’ll most often encounter it in contexts where mathematical symbols are rendered from Unicode/LaTeX-like sources, or when someone needs a particular subset operator that isn’t covered by more common subset signs. Because its exact semantic depends on the surrounding formula and the notation system being followed, it’s best treated as a specialized math operator rather than a general punctuation mark.
What is the Unicode codepoint for ⟈?
The Unicode codepoint for ⟈ is U+27C8.
How do I copy ⟈ in HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: ⟈.
What can I use ⟈ for in web development?
You can use it anywhere text is rendered from Unicode, such as in math-heavy pages, UI labels, or documentation where you need this specific operator.
Does ⟈ have a common meaning outside of math?
It’s primarily intended for mathematical notation; outside math, it’s usually not used as a general-purpose symbol.