Triple Solidus Binary Relation Symbol
⫻ is the triple solidus binary relation symbol used in mathematical notation.
U+2AFB
The symbol ⫻ is named “TRIPLE SOLIDUS BINARY RELATION” (U+2AFB). It’s mainly used as a math relation operator. Use the copy variations below to paste it into documents, design tools, or code.
Triple Solidus Binary Relation Symbol Meaning
⫻ (TRIPLE SOLIDUS BINARY RELATION) is a Unicode math symbol that represents a binary relation, indicated by its “triple solidus” form. In practice, you’ll most often see it in technical writing or typesetting where a specific relation symbol is needed that isn’t covered by more common operators. Because it has a dedicated Unicode character (U+2AFB), it can be used directly in text, fonts that support it, and math-capable markup systems. When you use it in your own content, it’s best to explain its intended meaning in context (for example, in a legend, definition, or equation).
Common uses
- •Math documentation: denote a specific binary relation between two objects
- •Technical editing: replace placeholder relation symbols with the exact Unicode character
- •Diagram legends: label a custom relation arrow or constraint in notation
- •STEM presentations: typeset consistent relation operators in slide text
- •Programming UI/labels: display a compact math relation symbol in an equation editor
Examples
⫻ Triple Solidus Binary Relation
- ⫻Define a ⫻ b as a related pair under the given rule.
- ⫻In the table, ⫻ marks which items satisfy the relation.
- ⫻Let ⫻ be the relation used in this section’s examples.
- ⫻The expression x ⫻ y holds whenever the condition is met.
- ⫻Use ⫻ between two terms to indicate the binary relation.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2AFB | |
| HTML Entity | ⫻ | |
| HTML Code | ⫻ | |
| CSS | \2AFB |
FAQ
What does the Triple Solidus Binary Relation symbol mean?
⫻ (TRIPLE SOLIDUS BINARY RELATION) is a Unicode math symbol that represents a binary relation, indicated by its “triple solidus” form. In practice, you’ll most often see it in technical writing or typesetting where a specific relation symbol is needed that isn’t covered by more common operators. Because it has a dedicated Unicode character (U+2AFB), it can be used directly in text, fonts that support it, and math-capable markup systems. When you use it in your own content, it’s best to explain its intended meaning in context (for example, in a legend, definition, or equation).
What is the Unicode name of ⫻?
The Unicode name is “TRIPLE SOLIDUS BINARY RELATION”.
What is the codepoint for ⫻?
The codepoint is U+2AFB.
How can I copy ⫻ into HTML?
Use the HTML entity ⫻.
How do I type ⫻ in code?
You can use CSS escape \\2AFB or JavaScript escape \\u{2AFB}.