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Dotted Cross Symbol

The dotted cross (⁜) is a punctuation symbol used as a decorative marker or separator in text.

U+205C

⁜ is the Unicode “Dotted Cross” punctuation mark. It can be used to add a subtle, structured decorative element in typography. This page helps you copy it and understand where it works best.

Dotted Cross Symbol Meaning

The dotted cross (⁜) is mainly a decorative punctuation character. Because it combines a cross shape with dotted styling, it often reads as a subtle divider, ornament, or visual marker rather than a full symbol with a specific message. In plain text, it can help break up sections, label items, or create a light emphasis without using heavier icons. In design, it’s useful when you want a typographic “rule” that feels more ornate than a simple bullet or dash. Its exact interpretation depends on context, so it’s best treated as a typographic ornament.

Common uses

  • Decorative section separators in articles, notes, or blog posts
  • Light emphasis in lists where a bullet point would feel too heavy
  • Subtle “badge” markers for headings, tags, or labels
  • Typography accents in posters, flyers, and UI copy
  • Decorative dividers in signatures, receipts, or formatted documents

Examples

⁜ Dotted Cross Symbol

  • Features ⁜ Pricing ⁜ Support
  • Chapter 1 ⁜ Chapter 2 ⁜ Chapter 3
  • Note ⁜ Apply updates after restart
  • Item A ⁜ Item B ⁜ Item C
  • Thanks ⁜ Contact us anytime

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+205C
HTML Entity⁜
HTML Code⁜
CSS\205C

FAQ

What does the Dotted Cross symbol mean?

The dotted cross (⁜) is mainly a decorative punctuation character. Because it combines a cross shape with dotted styling, it often reads as a subtle divider, ornament, or visual marker rather than a full symbol with a specific message. In plain text, it can help break up sections, label items, or create a light emphasis without using heavier icons. In design, it’s useful when you want a typographic “rule” that feels more ornate than a simple bullet or dash. Its exact interpretation depends on context, so it’s best treated as a typographic ornament.

What Unicode character is ⁜?

⁜ is the “DOTTED CROSS” punctuation symbol with Unicode code point U+205C.

How do I copy the symbol ⁜?

Select and copy the character directly from this page, or use the HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes provided on the page (for developers).

Is ⁜ a bullet or a cross?

It’s primarily a dotted, typographic cross used as a punctuation/ornament. Depending on context, it may function like a decorative divider rather than a traditional bullet.

Will ⁜ display correctly in all fonts?

Most modern fonts and systems support U+205C, but appearance can vary by font. If you see a blank box, try a different font that supports the character.