Triangle With Serifs At Bottom Symbol
⧍ is a mathematical-style triangle mark with serifs at the bottom edge.
U+29CD
⧍ is a Unicode symbol used in mathematical and typographic contexts. On this page you can copy it easily and find its Unicode and encoding details. Use it in documents, UI text, or design mockups where a precise symbol is needed.
Triangle With Serifs At Bottom Symbol Meaning
⧍ (Unicode U+29CD) is named “TRIANGLE WITH SERIFS AT BOTTOM.” It’s typically treated as a specialized symbol rather than a general-purpose icon, often appearing in math or technical typography where a triangle shape needs distinctive styling (serifs at the bottom). Because it’s a single Unicode character, it works well for consistent rendering across apps that support it, and it can be used as a visual marker, label, or decorative math element. When styling matters, copying the exact character helps avoid mismatched shapes from similar-looking triangles.
Common uses
- •Math and science document markup as a distinct triangle symbol
- •Designing UI labels or badges that need a precise, custom glyph
- •Creating technical diagrams or annotations in text-based drafts
- •Typography and layout mockups where a specific math ornament is required
- •Social posts or presentations needing a concise symbolic marker
Examples
⧍ Triangle with Serifs at Bottom
- ⧍Step ⧍: verify the conditions before continuing.
- ⧍Use ⧍ to indicate the “selected” option in the legend.
- ⧍The diagram includes points labeled ⧍ near the boundary.
- ⧍In the margin, mark key terms with ⧍ for quick scanning.
- ⧍Equation set: ⧍ indicates the start of the proof.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+29CD | |
| HTML Entity | ⧍ | |
| HTML Code | ⧍ | |
| CSS | \29CD |
FAQ
What does the Triangle With Serifs At Bottom symbol mean?
⧍ (Unicode U+29CD) is named “TRIANGLE WITH SERIFS AT BOTTOM.” It’s typically treated as a specialized symbol rather than a general-purpose icon, often appearing in math or technical typography where a triangle shape needs distinctive styling (serifs at the bottom). Because it’s a single Unicode character, it works well for consistent rendering across apps that support it, and it can be used as a visual marker, label, or decorative math element. When styling matters, copying the exact character helps avoid mismatched shapes from similar-looking triangles.
What Unicode character is ⧍?
⧍ is Unicode U+29CD, named “TRIANGLE WITH SERIFS AT BOTTOM.”
How do I copy ⧍ safely into text and code?
Copy the character directly (⧍) from this page. For code, you can also use the provided HTML, CSS, or JavaScript escapes to ensure consistency.
What are the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript representations for ⧍?
HTML entity: ⧍ | CSS escape: \\29CD | JavaScript escape: \\u{29CD}.
Will ⧍ display correctly everywhere?
It depends on font and system Unicode support. In environments that support U+29CD, the symbol should render as intended.