Quadruple Prime Symbol
The quadruple prime (⁗) is a punctuation mark represented by U+2057.
U+2057
The symbol ⁗ is called the quadruple prime. It’s a punctuation character useful when you need a fourth-level prime-like marker in text. Below you’ll find copy options and developer-friendly escapes.
Quadruple Prime Symbol Meaning
The quadruple prime (⁗) is a punctuation mark with the Unicode designation QUADRUPLE PRIME (U+2057). Like other “prime” characters, it appears as a small mark used to distinguish levels or variations in notations. In practical writing, you may see it as a typographic marker in drafts, comments, or structured text where multiple similar markers are needed. In technical contexts, it can be used alongside other prime characters (such as single, double, and triple primes) to represent distinct tiers without changing the overall layout. Because it’s a dedicated Unicode character, it’s preferable to copying the exact symbol rather than approximating it.
Common uses
- •Indicating a fourth level in multi-tier notation (e.g., variants A′, A″, A‴, A⁗).
- •Labeling subparts in drafts or templates where prime-like marks keep alignment.
- •Styling editorial notes that reference repeated measurements or revisions.
- •Using as a distinctive punctuation marker in structured plain text.
- •Providing a Unicode-accurate symbol in documents and UI text.
Examples
⁗ Quadruple Prime Symbol (U+2057)
- ⁗x⁗
- ⁗Version 4⁗
- ⁗A″, A‴, then A⁗
- ⁗Section B⁗: final edit
- ⁗m⁗ (fourth pass)
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2057 | |
| HTML Entity | ⁗ | |
| HTML Code | ⁗ | |
| CSS | \2057 |
FAQ
What does the Quadruple Prime symbol mean?
The quadruple prime (⁗) is a punctuation mark with the Unicode designation QUADRUPLE PRIME (U+2057). Like other “prime” characters, it appears as a small mark used to distinguish levels or variations in notations. In practical writing, you may see it as a typographic marker in drafts, comments, or structured text where multiple similar markers are needed. In technical contexts, it can be used alongside other prime characters (such as single, double, and triple primes) to represent distinct tiers without changing the overall layout. Because it’s a dedicated Unicode character, it’s preferable to copying the exact symbol rather than approximating it.
What is the Unicode code point for ⁗?
⁗ is Unicode code point U+2057.
How can I copy the symbol ⁗ for use in HTML?
You can paste the character directly (⁗) or use the HTML entity ⁗.
What is the CSS escape for the quadruple prime?
The CSS escape is \\2057.
Is ⁗ the same as a regular apostrophe or quotation mark?
No. ⁗ is specifically QUADRUPLE PRIME (a Unicode punctuation character), not an apostrophe or standard quotation mark.