Reversed Pilcrow Sign Symbol
The ⁋ reversed pilcrow sign (U+204B) is a punctuation character used for specialized notation and text display.
U+204B
⁋ is the Unicode character called the reversed pilcrow sign. It belongs to the punctuation category and can be copied directly into text. Use it when you need the exact symbol for typography or technical content.
Reversed Pilcrow Sign Symbol Meaning
The reversed pilcrow sign (⁋, U+204B) is a punctuation character intended to represent a mirrored or stylistic form related to the pilcrow (¶) concept. In practice, it’s most commonly encountered in fonts, markup, and text-rendering contexts where a specific “reversed” marker is needed, such as showing paragraph-like structure in a nonstandard direction, or using it as a typographic glyph for editorial/technical layouts. Because it’s less common than standard punctuation, it’s best used when you specifically require this exact code point or a matching visual marker across documents and systems.
Common uses
- •Typography and layout: use as a precise glyph in editorial styles or custom headings
- •Code/markup documentation: include the exact symbol when referring to punctuation characters by appearance
- •Design assets: place it in posters, UI labels, or decorative text where the reversed marker is required
- •Text display in special editors: use it in tools that render nonstandard punctuation consistently
- •Accessibility/notation: include it in written explanations where the exact symbol must match screenshots or specifications
Examples
⁋ Reversed Pilcrow Sign (U+204B)
- ⁋The section marker ⁋ indicates a reversed paragraph-style glyph.
- ⁋In this font test, the punctuation set includes ⁋ alongside other markers.
- ⁋For the specification, use exactly U+204B, shown here: ⁋.
- ⁋Our layout uses ⁋ to visually mirror a pilcrow-like symbol.
- ⁋Copy the character ⁋ to keep the same punctuation in your document.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+204B | |
| HTML Entity | ⁋ | |
| HTML Code | ⁋ | |
| CSS | \204B |
FAQ
What does the Reversed Pilcrow Sign symbol mean?
The reversed pilcrow sign (⁋, U+204B) is a punctuation character intended to represent a mirrored or stylistic form related to the pilcrow (¶) concept. In practice, it’s most commonly encountered in fonts, markup, and text-rendering contexts where a specific “reversed” marker is needed, such as showing paragraph-like structure in a nonstandard direction, or using it as a typographic glyph for editorial/technical layouts. Because it’s less common than standard punctuation, it’s best used when you specifically require this exact code point or a matching visual marker across documents and systems.
What is the Unicode code point for ⁋?
⁋ is U+204B (REVERSED PILCROW SIGN).
How can I copy the character ⁋?
Copy it directly from this page. You can also paste the HTML entity ⁋ or use the escapes: \\204B or \\u{204B}.
Is ⁋ the same as the pilcrow sign ¶?
No. ⁋ is specifically the reversed pilcrow sign (U+204B), which is a different character from ¶.
Where should I use ⁋?
Use it when you need this exact punctuation glyph for typographic layouts, documentation, or technical/text-rendering contexts that require a matching marker.