Superset With Multiplication Sign Below Symbol
⫂ is the “superset with multiplication sign below” symbol (U+2AC2) used in mathematical notation.
U+2AC2
⫂ is a specialized math symbol from the Unicode range. It’s commonly used in formulas where a “superset” relationship is combined with a multiplication-like marker. Use it in documents, notes, and digital typesetting when that exact meaning is required.
Superset With Multiplication Sign Below Symbol Meaning
⫂ is the Unicode character named “SUPERSET WITH MULTIPLICATION SIGN BELOW” (U+2AC2). Visually, it combines a superset-style relation with a multiplication sign placed beneath the main symbol. As a result, it’s typically used in mathematical writing or typesetting to represent a relationship that depends on both set inclusion (superset) and an accompanying multiplicative condition or operator. Because this character is specific and not commonly available on all fonts, it’s best to use it when you know the intended notation and the target system supports the required Unicode code point.
Common uses
- •Mathematical typesetting in TeX/LaTeX-like documents that require the exact Unicode operator
- •Writing set-theory or algebra notes where a superset relation includes an additional multiplicative marker
- •Labeling specialized conditions in tutorials, worksheets, or problem statements
- •Creating consistent notation in spreadsheets or apps that support Unicode math symbols
- •Designing UI text for math tools, editors, or symbol pickers
Examples
⫂ Superset with Multiplication Sign Below
- ⫂Let \\(A \\supseteq B\\) be indicated using \\(⫂\\) when the additional below operator is needed.
- ⫂In the rule, use ⫂ to show the combined superset and multiplication-below notation.
- ⫂The set constraint is written as ⫂ in the worksheet’s given expression.
- ⫂Our notation guide includes ⫂ for a specific superset-with-marker operator.
- ⫂When exporting equations, keep ⫂ to preserve the intended symbol meaning.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2AC2 | |
| HTML Entity | ⫂ | |
| HTML Code | ⫂ | |
| CSS | \2AC2 |
FAQ
What does the Superset With Multiplication Sign Below symbol mean?
⫂ is the Unicode character named “SUPERSET WITH MULTIPLICATION SIGN BELOW” (U+2AC2). Visually, it combines a superset-style relation with a multiplication sign placed beneath the main symbol. As a result, it’s typically used in mathematical writing or typesetting to represent a relationship that depends on both set inclusion (superset) and an accompanying multiplicative condition or operator. Because this character is specific and not commonly available on all fonts, it’s best to use it when you know the intended notation and the target system supports the required Unicode code point.
What is the Unicode code point for ⫂?
⫂ is Unicode U+2AC2.
What is the HTML entity for ⫂?
The HTML entity is ⫂.
How do I type ⫂ in CSS or JavaScript?
CSS escape: \\2AC2. JavaScript (ES6+): \\u{2AC2}.
Is ⫂ widely supported in fonts?
Support can vary by font and platform. If the symbol doesn’t render, try a Unicode-capable math font or ensure the environment supports U+2AC2.