Top Half Right Parenthesis Symbol
⹚ is the “top half right parenthesis” punctuation mark used to create asymmetric bracket-like forms.
U+2E5A
⹚ (Top Half Right Parenthesis) is a punctuation symbol used when you want only the top portion of a right parenthesis shape. It can be helpful in typography, UI accents, and decorative text. Use it by copying the character directly or using the provided code escapes.
Top Half Right Parenthesis Symbol Meaning
⹚ is named “TOP HALF RIGHT PARENTHESIS” (Unicode U+2E5A) and visually represents a right-parenthesis shape restricted to the top half. As a punctuation-style character, it’s most often used for ornamental or stylistic layout rather than for standard grammatical punctuation. Designers may include it for framing labels, creating custom brackets, or building UI micro-symbols that imply grouping without using full parentheses. Writers and editors might use it as a lightweight decorative marker, especially in contexts where you want asymmetry or a distinctive visual rhythm. Because it’s a specific Unicode punctuation character, it’s best suited to fonts that support U+2E5A.
Common uses
- •Decorative framing for headings or callouts that need an asymmetric bracket shape
- •UI design accents where a partial parenthesis implies focus or grouping
- •Typography experiments and custom text ornaments in layouts or posters
- •Custom annotation markers in documentation or diagrams where full parentheses would be too heavy
- •Social and chat text decoration to add distinctive punctuation-like styling
Examples
⹚ Top Half Right Parenthesis
- ⹚Plan ⹚ details only
- ⹚Note ⹚ see section 2
- ⹚⹚ Opening hours: 9–5
- ⹚Queue status: waiting ⹚
- ⹚Use bracket-style markers ⹚ for emphasis
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2E5A | |
| HTML Entity | ⹚ | |
| HTML Code | ⹚ | |
| CSS | \2E5A |
FAQ
What does the Top Half Right Parenthesis symbol mean?
⹚ is named “TOP HALF RIGHT PARENTHESIS” (Unicode U+2E5A) and visually represents a right-parenthesis shape restricted to the top half. As a punctuation-style character, it’s most often used for ornamental or stylistic layout rather than for standard grammatical punctuation. Designers may include it for framing labels, creating custom brackets, or building UI micro-symbols that imply grouping without using full parentheses. Writers and editors might use it as a lightweight decorative marker, especially in contexts where you want asymmetry or a distinctive visual rhythm. Because it’s a specific Unicode punctuation character, it’s best suited to fonts that support U+2E5A.
What is ⹚ called?
⹚ is commonly referred to as the “Top Half Right Parenthesis.” Its Unicode name is “TOP HALF RIGHT PARENTHESIS” (U+2E5A).
How do I copy ⹚?
Copy the character directly from this page: ⹚. You can also use the provided HTML (⹚), CSS (\u0000\\2E5A), or JavaScript (\\u{2E5A}) escapes.
Will ⹚ display the same everywhere?
It will show correctly only if the active font supports Unicode U+2E5A. If it’s not supported, you may see a fallback glyph.
Is ⹚ a standard punctuation mark for grammar?
It’s classified as punctuation, but it’s used more commonly as a typographic or decorative symbol rather than a conventional grammatical punctuation in everyday writing.