Triangle With Dot Above Symbol
The ⧊ symbol (triangle with dot above) is a Unicode character used as a compact visual marker.
U+29CA
⧊ is a Unicode symbol often used when you want a distinctive mark that stands out in text. It’s compact enough for headings, labels, and UI elements. Below you’ll find meaning, usage ideas, and copy/paste variations.
Triangle With Dot Above Symbol Meaning
The symbol ⧊ is named “triangle with dot above” in Unicode (code point U+29CA). Visually, it combines a triangular outline with a small dot placed above it, creating a clear, attention-grabbing mark. In practice, it’s mostly used as a decorative or semantic icon within plain text—useful when you need something more distinctive than a standard bullet. Depending on your context, it can represent a note indicator, a waypoint or marker, or a stylized status cue. Like many Unicode symbols, its exact meaning is not fixed and is best defined by your own design or documentation.
Common uses
- •As a distinctive bullet or list marker in plain-text documents
- •As a visual label or badge in chat messages and notes
- •As a separator or accent icon in UI mockups and wireframes
- •As an attention marker for tips, callouts, or important steps
- •As a decorative symbol in posters, slides, and formatted text
Examples
⧊ Triangle with Dot Above
- ⧊Note ⧊ Remember to save your progress.
- ⧊Step ⧊ Choose the correct file format.
- ⧊Status: ⧊ queued
- ⧊Tip ⧊ Use short headings for better scanning.
- ⧊Milestone ⧊ Design draft complete.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+29CA | |
| HTML Entity | ⧊ | |
| HTML Code | ⧊ | |
| CSS | \29CA |
FAQ
What is the Unicode for ⧊?
The Unicode code point for ⧊ is U+29CA.
How do I type ⧊ in HTML?
Use the HTML entity: ⧊
What does ⧊ mean?
Unicode assigns the name “triangle with dot above,” but its meaning in everyday use is typically defined by context (e.g., a visual marker or decorative bullet).
Will ⧊ display correctly on all devices?
Most modern systems support many Unicode math/symbol characters, but font support varies; if it doesn’t render, the fallback font may change the appearance.