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Male And Female Sign Symbol

⚥ combines male and female symbols to indicate “both genders” or a mixed-gender context.

U+26A5

The ⚥ symbol is the Unicode “MALE AND FEMALE SIGN” (U+26A5). It’s commonly used to represent a mixed or inclusive gender context. You can copy it directly or use its Unicode escapes in code.

Male And Female Sign Symbol Meaning

⚥ (Unicode U+26A5, “MALE AND FEMALE SIGN”) is used to suggest both male and female categories together. In everyday writing and interface labels, it can stand for “all genders,” “mixed group,” or “male & female” in a compact visual form. Designers may place it near category tags, restroom or facility references, enrollment or participant filters, or demographic summaries where both categories apply. It’s a typographic symbol rather than a pronoun, and its exact interpretation depends on how the surrounding text frames the context.

Common uses

  • UI labels for “male and female” or “both genders” filters
  • Form and survey headings indicating mixed-gender participants
  • Accessibility-friendly category icons next to demographic options
  • Designing posters or flyers for mixed-gender events or groups
  • Tagging content where categories include both male and female

Examples

⚥ Male and Female Sign

  • Attendance: ⚥ (all participants)
  • Choose a category: ⚥ Male & Female
  • Workshop group size: ⚥
  • Facilities available for ⚥
  • Results include both: ⚥

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+26A5
HTML Entity⚥
HTML Code⚥
CSS\26A5

FAQ

What does the Male And Female Sign symbol mean?

⚥ (Unicode U+26A5, “MALE AND FEMALE SIGN”) is used to suggest both male and female categories together. In everyday writing and interface labels, it can stand for “all genders,” “mixed group,” or “male & female” in a compact visual form. Designers may place it near category tags, restroom or facility references, enrollment or participant filters, or demographic summaries where both categories apply. It’s a typographic symbol rather than a pronoun, and its exact interpretation depends on how the surrounding text frames the context.

What is the Unicode code point for ⚥?

⚥ has the Unicode code point U+26A5.

How can I copy the symbol for web pages?

You can copy ⚥ directly, or use the HTML entity ⚥.

What are the CSS and JavaScript escapes for ⚥?

CSS: \\26A5. JavaScript: \\u{26A5}.

Is ⚥ meant to represent pronouns?

Typically it represents a mixed “male and female” category in context, not specific pronouns. Always rely on surrounding text for the intended meaning.

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