Two Joined Squares Symbol
⧉ is the two joined squares symbol (U+29C9), used in math and visual design as a compact geometric mark.
U+29C9
The ⧉ character, named “TWO JOINED SQUARES,” is a geometric symbol often used as a clean visual marker. It’s part of the Math category in Unicode. You can copy it directly or use its HTML/CSS/JavaScript escape forms.
Two Joined Squares Symbol Meaning
⧉ (TWO JOINED SQUARES, U+29C9) is a geometric character made of two squares joined together. In math and technical writing, it can function as a decorative or structural glyph that suggests relation, grouping, or a combined object. In design and layout, it’s commonly used as a small icon-like marker for labels, diagrams, UI callouts, or section headings where a neutral, symmetrical shape works well. Because the symbol is compact and visually consistent, it’s also useful in typography for creating subtle visual rhythm without using an image.
Common uses
- •Use as a compact icon or section marker in documents and slide headings
- •Include in mathematical notes or diagram annotations as a combined/related symbol
- •Use in UI text labels, tooltips, or badges to indicate a “linked” or “paired” item
- •Add to infographics or posters as a clean geometric ornament near shapes or grids
- •Use in code comments, spec notes, or markup where a distinctive math-style glyph is helpful
Examples
⧉ Two Joined Squares Symbol
- ⧉Section ⧉ Overview and goals
- ⧉Pairing ⧉ A and B in the diagram
- ⧉Step 1 ⧉ Step 2: apply the transformation
- ⧉Category ⧉ Linked items listing
- ⧉Result: ⧉ both conditions satisfied
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+29C9 | |
| HTML Entity | ⧉ | |
| HTML Code | ⧉ | |
| CSS | \29C9 |
FAQ
What does the Two Joined Squares symbol mean?
⧉ (TWO JOINED SQUARES, U+29C9) is a geometric character made of two squares joined together. In math and technical writing, it can function as a decorative or structural glyph that suggests relation, grouping, or a combined object. In design and layout, it’s commonly used as a small icon-like marker for labels, diagrams, UI callouts, or section headings where a neutral, symmetrical shape works well. Because the symbol is compact and visually consistent, it’s also useful in typography for creating subtle visual rhythm without using an image.
What is the Unicode code point for ⧉?
⧉ is U+29C9 (TWO JOINED SQUARES).
How do I copy ⧉ into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: ⧉.
What is the CSS escape for this symbol?
The CSS escape is \\29C9.
How do I use ⧉ in JavaScript?
Use the JavaScript escape: \\u{29C9}.