Sesquiquadrate Symbol
⚼ (sesquipquartate) is a Unicode misc symbol you can copy for text, design, and UI elements.
U+26BC
⚼ is the sesquipquartate symbol (Unicode U+26BC). It’s often used as a small, distinctive glyph in headings, labels, and symbolic text. Use the code examples below if you need it in HTML, CSS, or JavaScript.
Sesquiquadrate Symbol Meaning
The symbol ⚼ is named “SESQUIQUADRATE” in Unicode, with the code point U+26BC. In practice, its meaning is usually contextual rather than widely standardized in everyday writing. Designers and typesetters may use it as a decorative marker, section divider, or an attention-grabbing icon-like character because it has a distinctive geometric look. In technical or symbolic documents, it may be referenced by its Unicode name or code point rather than by a narrative “meaning,” especially when authors need a stable glyph identity across platforms.
Common uses
- •Decorative bullets or separators in formatted text
- •Small icon-like markers for section headers or notes
- •Typography and design mockups where a unique glyph is needed
- •Labeling UI elements (e.g., badges, tags, status lists)
- •Including a specific Unicode symbol by code point in documents
Examples
⚼ Sesquipquartate Symbol
- ⚼Section ⚼ Overview
- ⚼Note ⚼ This item is archived
- ⚼Badge: ⚼ Featured
- ⚼Steps ⚼ Prepare • Draft • Review
- ⚼Use glyph ⚼ to mark special cases
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+26BC | |
| HTML Entity | ⚼ | |
| HTML Code | ⚼ | |
| CSS | \26BC |
FAQ
What does the Sesquiquadrate symbol mean?
The symbol ⚼ is named “SESQUIQUADRATE” in Unicode, with the code point U+26BC. In practice, its meaning is usually contextual rather than widely standardized in everyday writing. Designers and typesetters may use it as a decorative marker, section divider, or an attention-grabbing icon-like character because it has a distinctive geometric look. In technical or symbolic documents, it may be referenced by its Unicode name or code point rather than by a narrative “meaning,” especially when authors need a stable glyph identity across platforms.
What is the Unicode code point for ⚼?
The Unicode code point is U+26BC.
How do I write ⚼ in HTML?
Use the HTML entity: ⚼
How do I include ⚼ in CSS?
You can use the CSS escape form: \\26BC
How do I include ⚼ in JavaScript?
You can use the Unicode escape: \\u{26BC}