Right Double Wiggly Fence Symbol
⧛ is the right double wiggly fence symbol (Unicode U+29DB).
U+29DB
⧛ is a Unicode math symbol called the Right Double Wiggly Fence. It’s commonly used in math-style notation where a “decorated fence” helps group or emphasize expressions. Use the provided escapes to copy it reliably in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Right Double Wiggly Fence Symbol Meaning
The Right Double Wiggly Fence (Unicode U+29DB) is a decorative fence character used in mathematical and technical notation. Visually, it behaves like a right-side bracket or delimiter with a wiggly double-line style. In practice, it can indicate grouped terms, boundaries, or specialized formatting—especially in contexts that resemble typeset math, where fences and delimiters help readers parse structure. While the exact “meaning” depends on the surrounding notation you’re writing, its role is typically to serve as a fence/delimiter glyph rather than a standalone operator.
Common uses
- •Math typesetting for right-side delimiters and grouped expressions
- •Document editing where you need a math-style fence glyph
- •Designing technical UI/diagrams that use bracket-like decoration
- •Creating consistent notation in ebooks, PDFs, and markdown math
- •Writing custom formulas or styling that requires a right fence character
Examples
⧛ Right Double Wiggly Fence
- ⧛Let A ⧛ B denote the right-fenced grouping.
- ⧛Output: x ⧛ y in math notation.
- ⧛Use ⧛ as the closing fence in your expression builder.
- ⧛The term ends with ⧛ before the final operator.
- ⧛Bracket-like display: (… ⧛ …) for structured text.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+29DB | |
| HTML Entity | ⧛ | |
| HTML Code | ⧛ | |
| CSS | \29DB |
FAQ
What does the Right Double Wiggly Fence symbol mean?
The Right Double Wiggly Fence (Unicode U+29DB) is a decorative fence character used in mathematical and technical notation. Visually, it behaves like a right-side bracket or delimiter with a wiggly double-line style. In practice, it can indicate grouped terms, boundaries, or specialized formatting—especially in contexts that resemble typeset math, where fences and delimiters help readers parse structure. While the exact “meaning” depends on the surrounding notation you’re writing, its role is typically to serve as a fence/delimiter glyph rather than a standalone operator.
What is the Unicode code point for ⧛?
⧛ is U+29DB.
How can I copy ⧛ into HTML?
Use the HTML entity: ⧛.
What CSS escape can I use for ⧛?
Use: \\29DB in CSS.
How do I insert ⧛ using JavaScript?
Use the JavaScript Unicode escape: \\u{29DB}.