List of XML and HTML character entity references

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In SGML, HTML and XML documents, the logical constructs known as character data and attribute values consist of sequences of characters, in which each character can manifest directly (representing itself), or can be represented by a series of characters called a character reference, of which there are two types: a numeric character reference and a character entity reference. This article lists the character entity references that are valid in HTML and XML documents.

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A character entity reference refers to the content of a named entity. An entity declaration is created in XML, SGML and HTML documents (before HTML5) by using the <!ENTITY name "value"> syntax in a Document type definition (DTD).

Character reference overview

In HTML and XML, a numeric character reference refers to a character by its Universal Character Set/Unicode code point, and uses the format:

&#xhhhh;

or

&#nnnn;

where the x must be lowercase in XML documents, hhhh is the code point in hexadecimal form, and nnnn is the code point in decimal form. The hhhh (or nnnn) may be any number of hexadecimal (or decimal) digits and may include leading zeros. The hhhh for hexadecimal digits may mix uppercase and lowercase letters, though uppercase is the usual style. However the XML and HTML standards restrict the usable code points to a set of valid values, which is a subset of UCS/Unicode code point values, that excludes all code points assigned to non-characters or to surrogates, and most code points assigned to C0 and C1 controls (with the exception of line separators and tabulations treated as white spaces).

In contrast, a character entity reference refers to a sequence of one or more characters by the name of an entity which has the desired characters as its replacement text. The entity must either be predefined (built into the markup language), or otherwise explicitly declared in a Document Type Definition (DTD) (see [lower-alpha 1] ). The format is the same as for any entity reference:

&name;

where name is the case-sensitive name of the entity. The semicolon is usually required in the character entity reference, unless marked otherwise in the table below (see [lower-alpha 2] ).

Standard public entity sets for characters

XML
XML specifies five predefined entities needed to support every printable ASCII character: &amp;, &lt;, &gt;, &apos;, and &quot;. The trailing semicolon is mandatory in XML (and XHTML) for these five entities (even if HTML or SGML allows omitting it for some of them, according to their DTD).
ISO Entity Sets
SGML supplied a comprehensive set of entity declarations for characters widely used in Western technical and reference publishing, for Latin, Greek and Cyrillic scripts. The American Mathematical Society also contributed entities for mathematical characters (see [lower-alpha 3] ).
HTML Entity Sets
Early versions of HTML built in small subsets of these, relating to characters found in three Western 8-bit fonts.
MathML Entity Sets
The W3C developed a set of entity declarations for MathML characters.
XML Entity Sets
The W3C MathML Working Group took over maintenance of the ISO public entity sets, combined with the MathML and documents them in XML Entity Definitions for Characters. This set can support the requirements of XHTML, MathML and as an input to future versions of HTML.
HTML5
HTML5 adopts the XML entities as named character references, however it restates them without reference to their sources and does not group them into sets. The HTML5 specification additionally provides mappings from the names to Unicode character sequences using JSON.

Numerous other entity sets have been developed for special requirements, and for major and minority scripts. However, the advent of Unicode has largely superseded them.

Formal public identifiers for HTML DTD entities subsets

The full formal public identifier and system identifier for the DTD entities subset (where the character entity name is defined) is actually mapped from one of the following three defined named entities:

HTML DTD entities subsets
NameVersion Formal public identifier System identifier
HTMLlat1HTML 4"-//W3C//ENTITIES Latin 1//EN//HTML"" http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/HTMLlat1.ent " (optional)
XHTML 1"-//W3C//ENTITIES Latin 1 for XHTML//EN"" http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml-lat1.ent "
HTMLsymbolHTML 4"-//W3C//ENTITIES Symbols//EN//HTML"" http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/HTMLsymbol.ent " (optional)
XHTML 1"-//W3C//ENTITIES Symbols for XHTML//EN"" http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml-symbol.ent "
HTMLspecialHTML 4"-//W3C//ENTITIES Special//EN//HTML"" http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/HTMLspecial.ent " (optional)
XHTML 1"-//W3C//ENTITIES Special for XHTML//EN"" http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml-special.ent "
html.dtd [lower-roman 1] N/A" http://info.cern.ch/MarkUp/html-spec/html.dtd "
HTML 5 [lower-roman 2] "-//W3C//ENTITIES HTML MathML Set//EN//XML"" http://www.w3.org/2003/entities/2007/htmlmathml-f.ent "
  1. ↑ The original HTML 1.0 DTD, which would have been available at http://info.cern.ch/MarkUp/html-spec/html.dtd
  2. ↑ There is no DTD for HTML 5, where all entities are predefined; it is impossible to strictly validate in XML the schema needed for (X)HTML 5, without also defining custom XSD's (at least for the custom "data-*" attributes). Rather than requiring support for a DTD (with the associated security concerns such as billion laughs), the best way to securely interchange HTML5 with XHTML is to convert all entity references to plain-text, numerical character references, or (where applicable) the five standard entities of XML 1.0. That being said:
    • The HTML 5 entity set is also used in MathML 3 and, for that purpose, its DTD entities subset is assigned the identifier set PUBLIC "-//W3C//ENTITIES HTML MathML Set//EN//XML" " http://www.w3.org/2003/entities/2007/htmlmathml-f.ent ". [1]
    • The WHATWG specification encourages browsers to map the formal public identifiers for MathML 2 or XHTML 1.x (when used in XML) to a data URI containing the HTML5 entity set, and give this precedence over the provided system identifier, so as to "handle entities in an interoperable fashion without requiring any network access". [2]

Formal public identifiers for old ISO entities subsets

The ISO entities subsets are old (documented) character subsets, which are given SGML character entity names in ISO 8879 and ISO 9573, and which were used in legacy encodings before the unification within ISO 10646. Their full formal public identifiers are as follows:

ISO entities subsets
Name Formal public identifier(s)
ISOamsa
  • "ISO 8879:1986//ENTITIES Added Math Symbols: Arrow Relations//EN" [lower-roman 1] [3]
  • "ISO 9573-13:1991//ENTITIES Added Math Symbols: Arrow Relations//EN" [4]
ISOamsb
  • "ISO 8879:1986//ENTITIES Added Math Symbols: Binary Operators//EN" [lower-roman 1] [3]
  • "ISO 9573-13:1991//ENTITIES Added Math Symbols: Binary Operators//EN" [4]
ISOamsc
  • "ISO 8879:1986//ENTITIES Added Math Symbols: Delimiters//EN" [lower-roman 1] [3]
  • "ISO 9573-13:1991//ENTITIES Added Math Symbols: Delimiters//EN" [4]
ISOamsn
  • "ISO 8879:1986//ENTITIES Added Math Symbols: Negated Relations//EN" [lower-roman 1] [3]
  • "ISO 9573-13:1991//ENTITIES Added Math Symbols: Negated Relations//EN" [4]
ISOamso
  • "ISO 8879:1986//ENTITIES Added Math Symbols: Ordinary//EN" [lower-roman 1] [3]
  • "ISO 9573-13:1991//ENTITIES Added Math Symbols: Ordinary//EN" [4]
ISOamsr
  • "ISO 8879:1986//ENTITIES Added Math Symbols: Relations//EN" [lower-roman 1] [3]
  • "ISO 9573-13:1991//ENTITIES Added Math Symbols: Relations//EN" [4]
ISObox"ISO 8879:1986//ENTITIES Box and Line Drawing//EN" [lower-roman 1] [3]
ISOchem"ISO 9573-13:1991//ENTITIES Chemistry//EN" [4]
ISOcyr1"ISO 8879:1986//ENTITIES Russian Cyrillic//EN" [lower-roman 1] [3]
ISOcyr2"ISO 8879:1986//ENTITIES Non-Russian Cyrillic//EN" [lower-roman 1] [3]
ISOdia"ISO 8879:1986//ENTITIES Diacritical Marks//EN" [lower-roman 1] [3]
ISOgrk1"ISO 8879:1986//ENTITIES Greek Letters//EN" [lower-roman 1] [3]
ISOgrk2"ISO 8879:1986//ENTITIES Monotoniko Greek//EN" [lower-roman 1] [3]
ISOgrk3
  • "ISO 8879:1986//ENTITIES Greek Symbols//EN" [lower-roman 1] [3]
  • "ISO 9573-13:1991//ENTITIES Greek Symbols//EN" [4]
ISOgrk4
  • "ISO 8879:1986//ENTITIES Alternative Greek Symbols//EN" [lower-roman 1] [3]
  • "ISO 9573-13:1991//ENTITIES Alternative Greek Symbols//EN" [4]
ISOlat1"ISO 8879:1986//ENTITIES Added Latin 1//EN" [lower-roman 1] [lower-roman 2] [3]
ISOlat2"ISO 8879:1986//ENTITIES Added Latin 2//EN" [lower-roman 1] [3]
ISOmfrk"ISO 9573-13:1991//ENTITIES Math Alphabets: Fraktur//EN" [4]
ISOmopf"ISO 9573-13:1991//ENTITIES Math Alphabets: Open Face//EN" [4]
ISOmscr"ISO 9573-13:1991//ENTITIES Math Alphabets: Script//EN" [4]
ISOnum"ISO 8879:1986//ENTITIES Numeric and Special Graphic//EN" [lower-roman 1] [3]
ISOpub"ISO 8879:1986//ENTITIES Publishing//EN" [lower-roman 1] [3]
ISOtech
  • "ISO 8879:1986//ENTITIES General Technical//EN" [lower-roman 1] [3]
  • "ISO 9573-13:1991//ENTITIES General Technical//EN" [4]
  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 A version beginning with ISO 8879-1986// instead of ISO 8879:1986// is considered deprecated. [3]
  2. ↑ A version with appended //HTML is sometimes erroneously used for the larger HTMLlat1 entity set, i.e. instead of "-//W3C//ENTITIES Latin 1//EN//HTML" [3] (see above).

List of character entity references in HTML

HTML5 defines many named entities, references to which act as mnemonic aliases for certain Unicode characters. [5] The HTML5 specification does not allow users to define additional entities, as it no longer accepts any DTD to be referenced or extended inside HTML documents (this is still needed in XHTML, which is based on stricter XML parsing rules but allows referencing or defining a DTD in the document header, because XML does not predefine most HTML entities).

In the below table, the "Standard" column indicates the first version of the HTML DTD that defines the character entity reference, and indicates characters that are predefined in XML without needing any DTD. To use one of these character entity references in an HTML or XML document, enter an ampersand (&) followed by the entity name, and a semicolon (mandatory in XML, and strongly recommended in HTML for all entities, even if HTML allows omitting the semicolon only from some entities indicated below by [lower-alpha 2] ), e.g., enter &copy; for the copyright symbol ©.

There are no predefined character entities in HTML for characters or sequences of most scripts encoded in the UCS (except a common subset of whitespace, punctuation, mathematical or technical symbols, currency symbols, a few Hebrew symbols used in mathematical notations, and the most common letters in Latin, Greek or Cyrillic). Note also that not all bidirectional controls defined in UCS/Unicode are represented as standard character entities in HTML (not even in HTML5, which defines more general directional elements and attributes for that purpose). Notably, there are no predefined HTML character entities for controls that were added in the UCS/Unicode and formally defined in version 2 of the Unicode Bidi Algorithm.

Most entities are predefined in XML and HTML to reference just one character in the UCS, but there are no predefined entities for isolated combining characters, variation selectors, or characters for private use assignments; however the list includes some predefined entities for character sequences of two characters containing some of them. Since HTML 5.0 (and MathML 3.0 which shares the same set en entities), all entities are encoded in Unicode normalization forms C and KC (this was not the case with older versions of HTML and MathML, so older entities that were initially defined with characters for private use assignments, CJK compatibility forms, or in non-NFC forms were modified [6] ).

However, all valid characters and sequences in the UCS, including all bidirectional controls or private-use assignments (but with the exception of non-whitespace C0 and C1 controls, non-characters, and surrogates) are also usable and valid in HTML, XML, XHTML and MathML, either in plain-text values of attributes or in text elements (by encoding them directly as plain text, or using numeric character references when needed).

All named character entity references in HTML and XML
Entities Char. CodepointsStandardDTD [lower-alpha 1] Old ISO subset [lower-alpha 3] Description [lower-alpha 4]
&Tab;TAB U+0009HTML 5.0character tabulation (TAB)
&NewLine;LF U+000AHTML 5.0line feed (LF)
&DownBreve;  ̑ U+0020  U+0311 [lower-alpha 5]
U+0311
  • MathML 2.0
  • HTML 5.0
 combining inverted breve (combining down breve)
&tdot;
&TripleDot;		  ⃛ U+0020  U+20DB [lower-alpha 5]
U+20DB
  • MathML 2.0
  • HTML 5.0
combining three dots above
&DotDot;  ⃜ U+0020  U+20DC [lower-alpha 5]
U+20DC
  • MathML 2.0
  • HTML 5.0
combining four dots above
&excl; ! U+0021HTML 5.0ISOnum exclamation mark
&quot; [lower-alpha 2]
&QUOT; [lower-alpha 2] 		" U+0022
  • XML 1.0
  • HTML 5.0
html.dtd [lower-alpha 6]
HTMLspecial		ISOnum quotation mark
&num;# U+0023HTML 5.0ISOnum number sign
&dollar; $ U+0024HTML 5.0ISOnum dollar sign
&percnt; % U+0025HTML 5.0ISOnum percent sign
&amp; [lower-alpha 2]
&AMP; [lower-alpha 2] 		& U+0026
  • XML 1.0
  • HTML 5.0
html.dtd
HTMLspecial		ISOnum ampersand
&apos; ' U+0027XML 1.0HTMLspecialISOnum apostrophe (apostrophe-quote); see below
&lpar; ( U+0028HTML 5.0ISOnumleft parenthesis
&rpar; ) U+0029HTML 5.0ISOnumright parenthesis
&ast;
&midast;		 * U+002AHTML 5.0ISOnum asterisk (middle asterisk)
&plus; + U+002BHTML 5.0ISOnumplus sign
&comma; , U+002CHTML 5.0ISOnumcomma
&period;. U+002EHTML 5.0ISOnumfull stop (period)
&sol; / U+002FHTML 5.0ISOnumsolidus
&colon; : U+003AHTML 5.0ISOnumcolon
&semi; ; U+003BHTML 5.0ISOnum semicolon
&lt; [lower-alpha 2]
&LT; [lower-alpha 2] 		< U+003C
  • XML 1.0
  • HTML 5.0
html.dtd
HTMLspecial		ISOnum less-than sign
&nvlt;<⃒ U+003C  U+20D2HTML 5.0ISOamsnless-than sign, combining long vertical line overlay
&equals; = U+003DHTML 5.0ISOnum equals sign
&bne; =⃥ U+003D  U+20E5HTML 5.0ISOtechequals sign, combining reverse solidus overlay
&gt; [lower-alpha 2]
&GT; [lower-alpha 2] 		> U+003E
  • XML 1.0
  • HTML 5.0
html.dtd
HTMLspecial		ISOnum greater-than sign
&nvgt;>⃒ U+003E  U+20D2HTML 5.0ISOamsngreater-than sign, combining long vertical line overlay
&quest; ? U+003FHTML 5.0ISOnum question mark
&commat; @ U+0040HTML 5.0ISOnum commercial at
&lsqb;
&lbrack;		[ U+005BHTML 5.0ISOnumleft square bracket (left bracket)
&bsol; \ U+005CHTML 5.0ISOnumreverse solidus (backward solidus)
&rsqb;
&rbrack;		] U+005DHTML 5.0ISOnumright square bracket (right bracket)
&Hat; ^ U+005EHTML 5.0circumflex accent (hat)
&lowbar;
&UnderBar;		_ U+005FHTML 5.0ISOnumlow line (low bar; &underbar)
&grave;
&DiacriticalGrave;		 ` U+0060HTML 5.0ISOdiagrave accent (diacritical grave)
&fjlig; fj U+0066  U+006AHTML 5.0ISOpublatin small letter f, latin small letter j
&lcub;
&lbrace;		{ U+007BHTML 5.0ISOnumleft curly bracket (left brace)
&verbar;
&vert;
&VerticalLine;		| U+007CHTML 5.0ISOnumvertical line (vertical bar), (pipe character)
&rcub;
&rbrace;		} U+007DHTML 5.0ISOnumright curly bracket (right brace)
&nbsp; [lower-alpha 2]
&NonBreakingSpace;		  U+00A0
  • HTML 3.2
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLlat1ISOnumno-break space (non-breaking space) [lower-alpha 7]
&iexcl; [lower-alpha 2] ¡ U+00A1HTML 3.2HTMLlat1ISOnum inverted exclamation mark
&cent; [lower-alpha 2] ¢ U+00A2HTML 3.2HTMLlat1ISOnum cent sign
&pound; [lower-alpha 2] £ U+00A3HTML 3.2HTMLlat1ISOnum pound sign
&curren; [lower-alpha 2] ¤ U+00A4HTML 3.2HTMLlat1ISOnum currency sign
&yen; [lower-alpha 2] ¥ U+00A5HTML 3.2HTMLlat1ISOnum yen sign (yuan sign)
&brvbar; [lower-alpha 2] ¦ U+00A6HTML 3.2HTMLlat1ISOnumbroken bar (broken vertical bar)
&sect; [lower-alpha 2] § U+00A7HTML 3.2HTMLlat1ISOnum section sign
&uml; [lower-alpha 2]
&Dot;
&die;
&DoubleDot;		 ¨ U+00A8
  • HTML 3.2
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLlat1ISOdia diaeresis (spacing dieresis, double dot); see also Germanic umlaut
&copy; [lower-alpha 2]
&COPY; [lower-alpha 2] 		© U+00A9
  • HTML 3.2
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLlat1ISOnum copyright sign [lower-alpha 8]
&ordf; [lower-alpha 2] ª U+00AAHTML 3.2HTMLlat1ISOnumfeminine ordinal indicator
&laquo; [lower-alpha 2] « U+00ABHTML 3.2HTMLlat1ISOnumleft-pointing double angle quotation mark (left pointing guillemet)
&not; [lower-alpha 2] ¬ U+00ACHTML 3.2HTMLlat1ISOnum not sign
&shy; [lower-alpha 2] SHY U+00ADHTML 3.2HTMLlat1ISOnum soft hyphen (discretionary hyphen)
&reg; [lower-alpha 2]
&circledR;
&REG; [lower-alpha 2] 		® U+00AE
  • HTML 3.2
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLlat1ISOnumregistered sign (registered trademark symbol) [lower-alpha 9]
&macr; [lower-alpha 2]
&strns;		 ¯ U+00AF
  • HTML 3.2
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLlat1ISOdia macron (spacing macron, overline, APL overbar)
&deg; [lower-alpha 2] ° U+00B0HTML 3.2HTMLlat1ISOnum degree sign
&plusmn; [lower-alpha 2]
&pm;
&PlusMinus;		 ± U+00B1
  • HTML 3.2
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLlat1ISOnum plus–minus sign (plus-or-minus sign)
&sup2; [lower-alpha 2] ² U+00B2HTML 3.2HTMLlat1ISOnumsuperscript two (superscript digit two, squared)
&sup3; [lower-alpha 2] ³ U+00B3HTML 3.2HTMLlat1ISOnumsuperscript three (superscript digit three, cubed)
&acute; [lower-alpha 2]
&DiacriticalAcute;		 ´ U+00B4
  • HTML 3.2
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLlat1ISOdia acute accent (diacritical acute, spacing acute)
&micro; [lower-alpha 2] µ U+00B5HTML 3.2HTMLlat1ISOnummicro sign
&para; [lower-alpha 2] U+00B6HTML 3.2HTMLlat1ISOnum pilcrow sign (paragraph sign)
&middot; [lower-alpha 2]
&centerdot;
&CenterDot;		 · U+00B7
  • HTML 3.2
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLlat1ISOnum middle dot (center dot, Georgian comma, Greek middle dot)
&cedil; [lower-alpha 2]
&Cedilla;		 ¸ U+00B8
  • HTML 3.2
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLlat1ISOdia cedilla (spacing cedilla)
&sup1; [lower-alpha 2] ¹ U+00B9HTML 3.2HTMLlat1ISOnumsuperscript one (superscript digit one)
&ordm; [lower-alpha 2] º U+00BAHTML 3.2HTMLlat1ISOnummasculine ordinal indicator
&raquo; [lower-alpha 2] » U+00BBHTML 3.2HTMLlat1ISOnumright-pointing double angle quotation mark (right pointing guillemet)
&frac14; [lower-alpha 2] ¼ U+00BCHTML 3.2HTMLlat1ISOnumvulgar fraction one quarter (fraction one quarter)
&frac12; [lower-alpha 2]
&half;		 ½ U+00BD
  • HTML 3.2
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLlat1ISOnumvulgar fraction one half (fraction one half)
&frac34; [lower-alpha 2] ¾ U+00BEHTML 3.2HTMLlat1ISOnumvulgar fraction three quarters (fraction three quarters)
&iquest; [lower-alpha 2] ¿ U+00BFHTML 3.2HTMLlat1ISOnum inverted question mark (turned question mark)
&Agrave; [lower-alpha 2] À U+00C0HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter A with grave (Latin capital letter A grave)
&Aacute; [lower-alpha 2] Á U+00C1HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter A with acute
&Acirc; [lower-alpha 2] Â U+00C2HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter A with circumflex
&Atilde; [lower-alpha 2] Ã U+00C3HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter A with tilde
&Auml; [lower-alpha 2] Ä U+00C4HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter A with diaeresis
&Aring; [lower-alpha 2]
&angst;		 Å U+00C5
  • HTML 2.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter A with ring above (Latin capital letter A ring  Angstrom sign [lower-alpha 10] )
&AElig; [lower-alpha 2] Æ U+00C6HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter AE (Latin capital ligature AE)
&Ccedil; [lower-alpha 2] Ç U+00C7HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter C with cedilla
&Egrave; [lower-alpha 2] È U+00C8HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter E with grave
&Eacute; [lower-alpha 2] É U+00C9HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter E with acute
&Ecirc; [lower-alpha 2] Ê U+00CAHTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter E with circumflex
&Euml; [lower-alpha 2] Ë U+00CBHTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter E with diaeresis
&Igrave; [lower-alpha 2] Ì U+00CCHTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter I with grave
&Iacute; [lower-alpha 2] Í U+00CDHTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter I with acute
&Icirc; [lower-alpha 2] Î U+00CEHTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter I with circumflex
&Iuml; [lower-alpha 2] Ï U+00CFHTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter I with diaeresis
&ETH; [lower-alpha 2] Ð U+00D0HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter Eth
&Ntilde; [lower-alpha 2] Ñ U+00D1HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter N with tilde
&Ograve; [lower-alpha 2] Ò U+00D2HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter O with grave
&Oacute; [lower-alpha 2] Ó U+00D3HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter O with acute
&Ocirc; [lower-alpha 2] Ô U+00D4HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter O with circumflex
&Otilde; [lower-alpha 2] Õ U+00D5HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter O with tilde
&Ouml; [lower-alpha 2] Ö U+00D6HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter O with diaeresis
&times; [lower-alpha 2] × U+00D7HTML 3.2HTMLlat1ISOnum multiplication sign (times sign)
&Oslash; [lower-alpha 2] Ø U+00D8HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter O with stroke (Latin capital letter O slash)
&Ugrave; [lower-alpha 2] Ù U+00D9HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter U with grave
&Uacute; [lower-alpha 2] Ú U+00DAHTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter U with acute
&Ucirc; [lower-alpha 2] Û U+00DBHTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter U with circumflex
&Uuml; [lower-alpha 2] Ü U+00DCHTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter U with diaeresis
&Yacute; [lower-alpha 2] Ý U+00DDHTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter Y with acute
&THORN; [lower-alpha 2] Þ U+00DEHTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin capital letter Thorn
&szlig; [lower-alpha 2] ß U+00DFHTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter sharp s (ess-zed); see also German eszett
&agrave; [lower-alpha 2] à U+00E0HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter a with grave
&aacute; [lower-alpha 2] á U+00E1HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter a with acute
&acirc; [lower-alpha 2] â U+00E2HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter a with circumflex
&atilde; [lower-alpha 2] ã U+00E3HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter a with tilde
&auml; [lower-alpha 2] ä U+00E4HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter a with diaeresis
&aring; [lower-alpha 2] å U+00E5HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter a with ring above
&aelig; [lower-alpha 2] æ U+00E6HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter ae (Latin small ligature ae)
&ccedil; [lower-alpha 2] ç U+00E7HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter c with cedilla
&egrave; [lower-alpha 2] è U+00E8HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter e with grave
&eacute; [lower-alpha 2] é U+00E9HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter e with acute
&ecirc; [lower-alpha 2] ê U+00EAHTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter e with circumflex
&euml; [lower-alpha 2] ë U+00EBHTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter e with diaeresis
&igrave; [lower-alpha 2] ì U+00ECHTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter i with grave
&iacute; [lower-alpha 2] í U+00EDHTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter i with acute
&icirc; [lower-alpha 2] î U+00EEHTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter i with circumflex
&iuml; [lower-alpha 2] ï U+00EFHTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter i with diaeresis
&eth; [lower-alpha 2] ð U+00F0HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter eth
&ntilde; [lower-alpha 2] ñ U+00F1HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter n with tilde
&ograve; [lower-alpha 2] ò U+00F2HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter o with grave
&oacute; [lower-alpha 2] ó U+00F3HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter o with acute
&ocirc; [lower-alpha 2] ô U+00F4HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter o with circumflex
&otilde; [lower-alpha 2] õ U+00F5HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter o with tilde
&ouml; [lower-alpha 2] ö U+00F6HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter o with diaeresis
&divide; [lower-alpha 2]
&div;		 ÷ U+00F7
  • HTML 3.2
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLlat1ISOnum division sign
&oslash; [lower-alpha 2] ø U+00F8HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter o with stroke (Latin small letter o slash)
&ugrave; [lower-alpha 2] ù U+00F9HTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter u with grave
&uacute; [lower-alpha 2] ú U+00FAHTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter u with acute
&ucirc; [lower-alpha 2] û U+00FBHTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter u with circumflex
&uuml; [lower-alpha 2] ü U+00FCHTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter u with diaeresis
&yacute; [lower-alpha 2] ý U+00FDHTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter y with acute
&thorn; [lower-alpha 2] þ U+00FEHTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter thorn
&yuml; [lower-alpha 2] ÿ U+00FFHTML 2.0HTMLlat1ISOlat1Latin small letter y with diaeresis
&Amacr; Ā U+0100HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter A with macron
&amacr; ā U+0101HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter a with macron
&Abreve; Ă U+0102HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter A with breve
&abreve; ă U+0103HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter a with breve
&Aogon; Ą U+0104HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter A with ogonek
&aogon; ą U+0105HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter a with ogonek
&Cacute; Ć U+0106HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter C with acute
&cacute; ć U+0107HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter c with acute
&Ccirc; Ĉ U+0108HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter C with circumflex
&ccirc; ĉ U+0109HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter c with circumflex
&Cdot; Ċ U+010AHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter C with dot above
&cdot; ċ U+010BHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter c with dot above
&Ccaron; Č U+010CHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter C with caron
&ccaron; č U+010DHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter c with caron
&Dcaron; Ď U+010EHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter D with caron
&dcaron; ď U+010FHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter d with caron
&Dstrok; Đ U+0110HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter D with stroke
&dstrok; đ U+0111HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter d with stroke
&Emacr; Ē U+0112HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter E with macron
&emacr; ē U+0113HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter e with macron
&Edot; Ė U+0116HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter E with dot above
&edot; ė U+0117HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter e with dot above
&Eogon; Ę U+0118HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter E with ogonek
&eogon; ę U+0119HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter e with ogonek
&Ecaron; Ě U+011AHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter E with caron
&ecaron; ě U+011BHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter e with caron
&Gcirc; Ĝ U+011CHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter G with circumflex
&gcirc; ĝ U+011DHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter g with circumflex
&Gbreve; Ğ U+011EHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter G with breve
&gbreve; ğ U+011FHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter g with breve
&Gdot; Ġ U+0120HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter G with dot above
&gdot; ġ U+0121HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter g with dot above
&Gcedil; Ģ U+0122HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter G with cedilla
&Hcirc; Ĥ U+0124HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter H with circumflex
&hcirc; ĥ U+0125HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter h with circumflex
&Hstrok; Ħ U+0126HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter H with stroke
&hstrok; ħ U+0127HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter h with stroke
&Itilde; Ĩ U+0128HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter I with tilde
&itilde; ĩ U+0129HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter i with tilde
&Imacr; Ī U+012AHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter I with macron
&imacr; ī U+012BHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter i with macron
&Iogon; Į U+012EHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter I with ogonek
&iogon; į U+012FHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter i with ogonek
&Idot; İ U+0130HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter I with dot above
&inodot;
&imath;		 ı U+0131HTML 5.0
  • ISOlat2
  • ISOamso
Latin small letter dotless i (i mathematical)
&IJlig; IJ U+0132HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital ligature IJ [lower-alpha 11]
&ijlig; ij U+0133HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small ligature ij [lower-alpha 11]
&Jcirc; Ĵ U+0134HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter J with circumflex
&jcirc; ĵ U+0135HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter j with circumflex
&Kcedil; Ķ U+0136HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter K with cedilla
&kcedil; ķ U+0137HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter k with cedilla
&kgreen; ĸ U+0138HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter kra (k greenlandic)
&Lacute; Ĺ U+0139HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter L with acute
&lacute; ĺ U+013AHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter l with acute
&Lcedil; Ļ U+013BHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter L with cedilla
&lcedil; ļ U+013CHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter l with cedilla
&Lcaron; Ľ U+013DHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter L with caron
&lcaron; ľ U+013EHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter l with caron
&Lmidot; Ŀ U+013FHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter L with middle dot [lower-alpha 12]
&lmidot; ŀ U+0140HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter l with middle dot [lower-alpha 12]
&Lstrok; Ł U+0141HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter L with stroke
&lstrok; ł U+0142HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter l with stroke
&Nacute; Ń U+0143HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter N with acute
&nacute; ń U+0144HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter n with acute
&Ncedil; Ņ U+0145HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter N with cedilla
&ncedil; ņ U+0146HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter n with cedilla
&Ncaron; Ň U+0147HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter N with caron
&ncaron; ň U+0148HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter n with caron
&napos; ʼn U+0149HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter n preceded by apostrophe [lower-alpha 13]
&ENG; Ŋ U+014AHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter Eng
&eng; ŋ U+014BHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter eng
&Omacr; Ō U+014CHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter O with macron
&omacr; ō U+014DHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter o with macron
&Odblac; Ő U+0150HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter O with double acute
&odblac; ő U+0151HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter o with double acute
&OElig; ΠU+0152HTML 4.0HTMLspecialISOlat2Latin capital ligature OE [lower-alpha 14]
&oelig; œ U+0153HTML 4.0HTMLspecialISOlat2Latin small ligature oe [lower-alpha 14]
&Racute; Ŕ U+0154HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter R with acute
&racute; ŕ U+0155HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter r with acute
&Rcedil; Ŗ U+0156HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter R with cedilla
&rcedil; ŗ U+0157HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter r with cedilla
&Rcaron; Ř U+0158HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter R with caron
&rcaron; ř U+0159HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter r with caron
&Sacute; Ś U+015AHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter S with acute
&sacute; ś U+015BHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter s with acute
&Scirc; Ŝ U+015CHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter S with circumflex
&scirc; ŝ U+015DHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter s with circumflex
&Scedil; Ş U+015EHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter S with cedilla
&scedil; ş U+015FHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter s with cedilla
&Scaron; Š U+0160HTML 4.0HTMLspecialISOlat2Latin capital letter S with caron
&scaron; š U+0161HTML 4.0HTMLspecialISOlat2Latin small letter s with caron
&Tcedil; Ţ U+0162HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter T with cedilla
&tcedil; ţ U+0163HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter t with cedilla
&Tcaron; Ť U+0164HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter T with caron
&tcaron; ť U+0165HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter t with caron
&Tstrok; Ŧ U+0166HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter T with stroke
&tstrok; ŧ U+0167HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter t with stroke
&Utilde; Ũ U+0168HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter U with tilde
&utilde; ũ U+0169HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter u with tilde
&Umacr; Ū U+016AHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter U with macron
&umacr; ū U+016BHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter u with macron
&Ubreve; Ŭ U+016CHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter U with breve
&ubreve; ŭ U+016DHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter u with breve
&Uring; Ů U+016EHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter U with ring above
&uring; ů U+016FHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter u with ring above
&Udblac; Ű U+0170HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter U with double acute
&udblac; ű U+0171HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter u with double acute
&Uogon; Ų U+0172HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter U with ogonek
&uogon; ų U+0173HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter u with ogonek
&Wcirc; Ŵ U+0174HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter W with circumflex
&wcirc; ŵ U+0175HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter w with circumflex
&Ycirc; Ŷ U+0176HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter Y with circumflex
&ycirc; ŷ U+0177HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter y with circumflex
&Yuml; Ÿ U+0178HTML 4.0HTMLspecialISOlat2Latin capital letter Y with diaeresis
&Zacute; Ź U+0179HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter Z with acute
&zacute; ź U+017AHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter z with acute
&Zdot; Ż U+017BHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter Z with dot above
&zdot; ż U+017CHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter z with dot above
&Zcaron; Ž U+017DHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin capital letter Z with caron
&zcaron; ž U+017EHTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter z with caron
&fnof; ƒ U+0192HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOtechLatin small letter f with hook (function, florin)
&imped; Ƶ U+01B5HTML 5.0ISOtechLatin capital letter Z with stroke
&gacute; ǵ U+01F5HTML 5.0ISOlat2Latin small letter g with acute
&jmath; ȷ U+0237HTML 5.0ISOamsoLatin small letter dotless j (j mathematical)
&circ; ˆ U+02C6HTML 4.0HTMLspecialISOpubmodifier letter circumflex accent
&caron;
&Hacek;		 ˇ U+02C7HTML 5.0ISOdia caron (hacek)
&breve;
&Breve;		 ˘ U+02D8HTML 5.0ISOdia breve
&dot;
&DiacriticalDot;		 ˙ U+02D9HTML 5.0ISOdia dot above (diacritical dot)
&ring; ˚ U+02DAHTML 5.0ISOdia ring above
&ogon; ˛ U+02DBHTML 5.0ISOdia ogonek
&tilde;
&DiacriticalTilde;		 ˜ U+02DC
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLspecialISOdiasmall tilde (diacritical tilde)
&dblac;
&DiacriticalDoubleAcute;		 ˝ U+02DDHTML 5.0ISOdia double acute accent (diacritical double acute)
&Alpha; Α U+0391HTML 4.0HTMLsymbol [lower-alpha 15] Greek capital letter Alpha
&Beta; Β U+0392HTML 4.0HTMLsymbol [lower-alpha 15] Greek capital letter Beta
&Gamma; Γ U+0393HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek capital letter Gamma
&Delta; Δ U+0394HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek capital letter Delta
&Epsilon; Ε U+0395HTML 4.0HTMLsymbol [lower-alpha 15] Greek capital letter Epsilon
&Zeta; Ζ U+0396HTML 4.0HTMLsymbol [lower-alpha 15] Greek capital letter Zeta
&Eta; Η U+0397HTML 4.0HTMLsymbol [lower-alpha 15] Greek capital letter Eta
&Theta; Θ U+0398HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek capital letter Theta
&Iota; Ι U+0399HTML 4.0HTMLsymbol [lower-alpha 15] Greek capital letter Iota
&Kappa; Κ U+039AHTML 4.0HTMLsymbol [lower-alpha 15] Greek capital letter Kappa
&Lambda; Λ U+039BHTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek capital letter Lambda
&Mu; Μ U+039CHTML 4.0HTMLsymbol [lower-alpha 15] Greek capital letter Mu
&Nu; Ν U+039DHTML 4.0HTMLsymbol [lower-alpha 15] Greek capital letter Nu
&Xi; Ξ U+039EHTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek capital letter Xi
&Omicron; Ο U+039FHTML 4.0HTMLsymbol [lower-alpha 15] Greek capital letter Omicron
&Pi; Π U+03A0HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek capital letter Pi
&Rho; Ρ U+03A1HTML 4.0HTMLsymbol [lower-alpha 15] Greek capital letter Rho
&Sigma; Σ U+03A3HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek capital letter Sigma
&Tau; Τ U+03A4HTML 4.0HTMLsymbol [lower-alpha 15] Greek capital letter Tau
&Upsilon; Υ U+03A5HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek capital letter Upsilon
&Phi; Φ U+03A6HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek capital letter Phi
&Chi; Χ U+03A7HTML 4.0HTMLsymbol [lower-alpha 15] Greek capital letter Chi
&Psi; Ψ U+03A8HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek capital letter Psi
&Omega;
&ohm;		 Ω U+03A9
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek capital letter Omega (Ohm sign [lower-alpha 16] )
&alpha; α U+03B1HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek small letter alpha
&beta; β U+03B2HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek small letter beta
&gamma; γ U+03B3HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek small letter gamma
&delta; δ U+03B4HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek small letter delta
&epsi;
&epsilon;		 ε U+03B5
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek small letter epsilon
&zeta; ζ U+03B6HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek small letter zeta
&eta; η U+03B7HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek small letter eta
&theta; θ U+03B8HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek small letter theta
&iota; ι U+03B9HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek small letter iota
&kappa; κ U+03BAHTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek small letter kappa
&lambda; λ U+03BBHTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek small letter lambda
&mu; μ U+03BCHTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek small letter mu
&nu; ν U+03BDHTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek small letter nu
&xi; ξ U+03BEHTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek small letter xi
&omicron; ο U+03BFHTML 4.0HTMLsymbolNew [lower-alpha 15] Greek small letter omicron
&pi; π U+03C0HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek small letter pi
&rho; ρ U+03C1HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek small letter rho
&sigmav;
&varsigma;
&sigmaf;		 ς U+03C2
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek small letter final sigma (variant sigma)
&sigma; σ U+03C3HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek small letter sigma
&tau; τ U+03C4HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek small letter tau
&upsi;
&upsilon;		 υ U+03C5
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek small letter upsilon
&phi; φ U+03C6HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek small letter phi
&chi; χ U+03C7HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek small letter chi
&psi; ψ U+03C8HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek small letter psi
&omega; ω U+03C9HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOgrk3 [lower-alpha 15] Greek small letter omega
&thetav;
&vartheta;
&thetasym;		 ϑ U+03D1
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolNewGreek theta symbol (variant theta)
&Upsi;
&upsih;		 ϒ U+03D2
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolNewGreek Upsilon with hook symbol
&phiv;
&straightphi;
&varphi;		 ϕ U+03D5HTML 5.0ISOgrk3Greek phi symbol (straight phi, variant phi)
&piv;
&varpi;		 ϖ U+03D6
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOgrk3Greek pi symbol (variant pi)
&Gammad; Ϝ U+03DCHTML 5.0ISOgrk3Greek letter digamma
&gammad;
&digamma;		 ϝ U+03DDHTML 5.0ISOgrk3Greek small letter digamma
&kappav;
&varkappa;		 ϰ U+03F0HTML 5.0ISOgrk3Greek kappa symbol (variant kappa)
&rhov;
&varrho;		 ϱ U+03F1HTML 5.0ISOgrk3Greek rho symbol (variant rho)
&epsiv;
&varepsilon;
&straightepsilon;		 ϵ U+03F5HTML 5.0ISOgrk3Greek lunate epsilon symbol (epsilon, variant epsilon, straight epsilon)
&bepsi;
&backepsilon;		 ϶ U+03F6HTML 5.0ISOamsrGreek reversed lunate epsilon symbol (back epsilon)
&IOcy; Ё U+0401HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter Io
&DJcy; Ђ U+0402HTML 5.0ISOcyr2Cyrillic capital letter Dje
&GJcy; Ѓ U+0403HTML 5.0ISOcyr2Cyrillic capital letter Gje
&Jukcy; Є U+0404HTML 5.0ISOcyr2Cyrillic capital letter Ukrainian Ie
&DScy; Ѕ U+0405HTML 5.0ISOcyr2Cyrillic capital letter Dze
&Iukcy; І U+0406HTML 5.0ISOcyr2Cyrillic capital letter Byelorussian-Ukrainian I (Ukrainian I)
&YIcy; Ї U+0407HTML 5.0ISOcyr2Cyrillic capital letter yi
&Jsercy; Ј U+0408HTML 5.0ISOcyr2Cyrillic capital letter Je (Serbian J)
&LJcy; Љ U+0409HTML 5.0ISOcyr2Cyrillic capital letter Lje
&NJcy; Њ U+040AHTML 5.0ISOcyr2Cyrillic capital letter Nje
&TSHcy; Ћ U+040BHTML 5.0ISOcyr2Cyrillic capital letter Tshe
&KJcy; Ќ U+040CHTML 5.0ISOcyr2Cyrillic capital letter Kje
&Ubrcy; Ў U+040EHTML 5.0ISOcyr2Cyrillic capital letter short U (U breve)
&DZcy; Џ U+040FHTML 5.0ISOcyr2Cyrillic capital letter Dzhe
&Acy; А U+0410HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter A
&Bcy; Б U+0411HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter Be
&Vcy; В U+0412HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter Ve
&Gcy; Г U+0413HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter Ghe
&Dcy; Д U+0414HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter De
&IEcy; Е U+0415HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter Ie
&ZHcy; Ж U+0416HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter Zhe
&Zcy; З U+0417HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter Ze
&Icy; И U+0418HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter I
&Jcy; Й U+0419HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter short I (J)
&Kcy; К U+041AHTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter Ka
&Lcy; Л U+041BHTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter El
&Mcy; М U+041CHTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter Em
&Ncy; Н U+041DHTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter En
&Ocy; О U+041EHTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter O
&Pcy; П U+041FHTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter Pe
&Rcy; Р U+0420HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter Er
&Scy; С U+0421HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter Es
&Tcy; Т U+0422HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter Te
&Ucy; У U+0423HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter U
&Fcy; Ф U+0424HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter Ef
&KHcy; Х U+0425HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter Ha (Kha)
&TScy; Ц U+0426HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter Tse
&CHcy; Ч U+0427HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter Che
&SHcy; Ш U+0428HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter Sha
&SHCHcy; Щ U+0429HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter Shcha
&HARDcy; Ъ U+042AHTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter Hard Sign
&Ycy; Ы U+042BHTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter Yeru (Y)
&SOFTcy; Ь U+042CHTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter Soft Sign
&Ecy; Э U+042DHTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter E
&YUcy; Ю U+042EHTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter Yu
&YAcy; Я U+042FHTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic capital letter Ya
&acy; а U+0430HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter a
&bcy; б U+0431HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter be
&vcy; в U+0432HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter ve
&gcy; г U+0433HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter ghe
&dcy; д U+0434HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter de
&iecy; е U+0435HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter ie
&zhcy; ж U+0436HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter zhe
&zcy; з U+0437HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter ze
&icy; и U+0438HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter i
&jcy; й U+0439HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter short i (j)
&kcy; к U+043AHTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter ka
&lcy; л U+043BHTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter el
&mcy; м U+043CHTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter em
&ncy; н U+043DHTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter en
&ocy; о U+043EHTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter o
&pcy; п U+043FHTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter pe
&rcy; р U+0440HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter er
&scy; с U+0441HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter es
&tcy; т U+0442HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter te
&ucy; у U+0443HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter u
&fcy; ф U+0444HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter ef
&khcy; х U+0445HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter ha (kha)
&tscy; ц U+0446HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter tse
&chcy; ч U+0447HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter che
&shcy; ш U+0448HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter sha
&shchcy; щ U+0449HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter shcha
&hardcy; ъ U+044AHTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter hard sign
&ycy; ы U+044BHTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter yeru (y)
&softcy; ь U+044CHTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter soft sign
&ecy; э U+044DHTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter e
&yucy; ю U+044EHTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter yu
&yacy; я U+044FHTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter ya
&iocy; ё U+0451HTML 5.0ISOcyr1Cyrillic small letter io
&djcy; ђ U+0452HTML 5.0ISOcyr2Cyrillic small letter dje
&gjcy; ѓ U+0453HTML 5.0ISOcyr2Cyrillic small letter gje
&jukcy; є U+0454HTML 5.0ISOcyr2Cyrillic small letter ukrainian ie
&dscy; ѕ U+0455HTML 5.0ISOcyr2Cyrillic small letter dze
&iukcy; і U+0456HTML 5.0ISOcyr2Cyrillic small letter Byelorussian-Ukrainian i (Ukrainian i)
&yicy; ї U+0457HTML 5.0ISOcyr2Cyrillic small letter yi
&jsercy; ј U+0458HTML 5.0ISOcyr2Cyrillic small letter je (Serbian j)
&ljcy; љ U+0459HTML 5.0ISOcyr2Cyrillic small letter lje
&njcy; њ U+045AHTML 5.0ISOcyr2Cyrillic small letter nje
&tshcy; ћ U+045BHTML 5.0ISOcyr2Cyrillic small letter tshe
&kjcy; ќ U+045CHTML 5.0ISOcyr2Cyrillic small letter kje
&ubrcy; ў U+045EHTML 5.0ISOcyr2Cyrillic small letter short u (u breve)
&dzcy; џ U+045FHTML 5.0ISOcyr2Cyrillic small letter dzhe
&ensp;  U+2002HTML 4.0HTMLspecialISOpub en space [lower-alpha 7]
&emsp;  U+2003HTML 4.0HTMLspecialISOpub em space [lower-alpha 7]
&emsp13;  U+2004HTML 5.0ISOpub three-per-em space (1/3 em space)
&emsp14;  U+2005HTML 5.0ISOpub four-per-em space (1/4 em space)
&numsp;  U+2007HTML 5.0ISOpub figure space (numeric space)
&puncsp;  U+2008HTML 5.0ISOpub punctuation space
&thinsp;
&ThinSpace;		  U+2009
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLspecialISOpub thin space [lower-alpha 7]
&hairsp;
&VeryThinSpace;		  U+200AHTML 5.0ISOpub hair space (very thin space)
&ZeroWidthSpace;
&NegativeVeryThinSpace; [lower-alpha 17]
&NegativeThinSpace; [lower-alpha 17]
&NegativeMediumSpace; [lower-alpha 17]
&NegativeThickSpace; [lower-alpha 17] 		ZWSP U+200BHTML 5.0 zero width space (negative space)
&zwnj;ZWNJ U+200CHTML 4.0HTMLspecialNEW RFC 2070 zero width non-joiner
&zwj;ZWJ U+200DHTML 4.0HTMLspecialNEW RFC 2070 zero width joiner
&lrm;LRM U+200EHTML 4.0HTMLspecialNEW RFC 2070 left-to-right mark
&rlm;RLM U+200FHTML 4.0HTMLspecialNEW RFC 2070 right-to-left mark
&hyphen;
&dash;		 ‐ U+2010HTML 5.0ISOnum hyphen (Unicode hyphen)
&ndash; – U+2013HTML 4.0HTMLspecialISOpub en dash
&mdash; — U+2014HTML 4.0HTMLspecialISOpub em dash
&horbar; ― U+2015HTML 5.0ISOnum horizontal bar
&Verbar;
&Vert;		 ‖ U+2016HTML 5.0ISOtechdouble vertical line
&lsquo;
&OpenCurlyQuote;		 ‘ U+2018
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLspecialISOnumleft single quotation mark (open curly quote)
&rsquo;
&rsquor;
&CloseCurlyQuote;		 ’ U+2019
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLspecialISOnumright single quotation mark (close curly quote)
&sbquo;
&lsquor;		 ‚ U+201A
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLspecialNewsingle low-9 quotation mark (single baseline quote)
&ldquo;
&OpenCurlyDoubleQuote;		 “ U+201C
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLspecialISOnumleft double quotation mark (open curly double quote)
&rdquo;
&rdquor;
&CloseCurlyDoubleQuote;		 ” U+201D
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLspecialISOnumright double quotation mark (close curly double quote)
&bdquo;
&ldquor;		 „ U+201E
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLspecialNewdouble low-9 quotation mark (baseline double quote)
&dagger; † U+2020HTML 4.0HTMLspecialISOpub dagger (obelisk)
&Dagger;
&ddagger;		 ‡ U+2021
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLspecialISOpub double dagger (double obelisk)
&bull;
&bullet;		 • U+2022
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLspecialISOpub bullet (black small circle) [lower-alpha 18]
&nldr; ‥ U+2025HTML 5.0ISOpubtwo dot leader (n leader)
&hellip;
&mldr;		 … U+2026
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOpubhorizontal ellipsis (three dot leader, m leader)
&permil; ‰ U+2030HTML 4.0HTMLspecialISOtech per mille sign
&pertenk; ‱ U+2031HTML 5.0ISOtechper ten thousand sign (basis point)
&prime; ′ U+2032HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOtech prime (arcminutes   feet)
&Prime; ″ U+2033HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOtechdouble prime (arcseconds   inches)
&tprime; ‴ U+2034HTML 5.0ISOtechtriple prime (thirds, lignes)
&bprime;
&backprime;		 ‵ U+2035HTML 5.0ISOamsoreversed prime (back prime)
&lsaquo; ‹ U+2039HTML 4.0HTMLspecialISO proposedsingle left-pointing angle quotation mark [lower-alpha 19]
&rsaquo; › U+203AHTML 4.0HTMLspecialISO proposedsingle right-pointing angle quotation mark [lower-alpha 19]
&oline;
&OverBar;		 ‾ U+203E
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolNew overline (spacing overscore)
&caret; ⁁ U+2041HTML 5.0ISOpub caret insertion point
&hybull; ⁃ U+2043HTML 5.0ISOpub hyphen bullet
&frasl; ⁄ U+2044HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolNewfraction slash (solidus)
&bsemi; ⁏ U+204FHTML 5.0ISOamsoreversed semicolon (backward semicolon)
&qprime; ⁗ U+2057HTML 5.0ISOtechquadruple prime (fourths)
&MediumSpace;  U+205FHTML 5.0medium mathematical space (medium space)
&ThickSpace;   U+205F  U+200AHTML 5.0medium mathematical space, hair space
&NoBreak;WJ U+2060HTML 5.0 word joiner (no break)
&ApplyFunction;
&af;		() U+2061HTML 5.0 function application (apply function)
&InvisibleTimes;
&it;		× U+2062HTML 5.0invisible times
&InvisibleComma;
&ic;		, U+2063HTML 5.0invisible separator (invisible comma)
&euro; € U+20ACHTML 4.0HTMLspecialNew euro sign
&Copf;
&complexes;		 ℂ U+2102HTML 5.0ISOmopfdouble-struck capital C (Complex number, open-face capital C)
&incare; ℅ U+2105HTML 5.0ISOpubcare of
&gscr; ℊ U+210AHTML 5.0ISOmscrscript small g
&hamilt;
&HilbertSpace;
&Hscr;		 ℋ U+210BHTML 5.0ISOtechscript capital H (Hilbert space, Hamiltonian mechanics)
&Hfr;
&Poincareplane;		 ℌ U+210CHTML 5.0ISOmfrkblack-letter capital H (Fraktur capital H, Poincare plane)
&Hopf;
&quaternions;		 ℍ U+210DHTML 5.0ISOmopfdouble-struck capital H (Quaternion, open-face capital H)
&planckh; ℎ U+210EHTML 5.0 Planck constant
&planck;
&hbar;
&plankv;
&hslash;		 ℏ U+210FHTML 5.0ISOamso Planck constant over two pi (h bar, h slash, Planck variant)
&Iscr;
&imagline;		 ℐ U+2110HTML 5.0ISOmscrscript capital I (imaginary line)
&image; [lower-alpha 20]
&Im;
&imagpart;
&Ifr;		 ℑ U+2111
HTMLsymbolISOamsoblack-letter capital I (Fraktur capital I, imaginary part)
&Lscr;
&lagran;
&Laplacetrf;		 ℒ U+2112HTML 5.0ISOmscrscript capital L (Lagrangian mechanics, Laplace transform)
&ell; ℓ U+2113HTML 5.0ISOamsoscript small l (ell, a mathematical symbol)
&Nopf;
&naturals;		 ℕ U+2115HTML 5.0ISOmopfdouble-struck capital N (Natural number, open-face capital N)
&numero; № U+2116HTML 5.0ISOcyr1 numero sign
&copysr; ℗ U+2117HTML 5.0ISOpub sound recording copyright; or phonogram copyright symbol [lower-alpha 21]
&weierp;
&wp;		 ℘ U+2118
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOamsoscript capital P (power set, Weierstrass p)
&Popf;
&primes;		 ℙ U+2119HTML 5.0ISOmopfdouble-struck capital P (prime number, open-face capital P)
&Qopf;
&rationals;		 ℚ U+211AHTML 5.0ISOmopfdouble-struck capital Q (rational number, open-face capital Q)
&Rscr;
&realine;		 ℛ U+211BHTML 5.0ISOmscrscript capital R (Riemann integral, real line)
&real;
&Re;
&realpart;
&Rfr;		 ℜ U+211C
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOamsoblack-letter capital R (Fraktur capital R, real part symbol)
&Ropf;
&reals;		 ℝ U+211DHTML 5.0ISOmopfdouble-struck capital R (real number)
&rx; ℞ U+211EHTML 5.0ISOpubprescription take (Rx)
&trade;
&TRADE;		 ™ U+2122
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOnum trademark symbol; see superscript Latin capital letters TM
&Zopf;
&integers;		 ℤ U+2124HTML 5.0ISOmopfdouble-struck capital Z (integer)
&mho; ℧ U+2127HTML 5.0ISOamsoinverted ohm sign (mho)
&Zfr;
&zeetrf;		 ℨ U+2128HTML 5.0ISOmfrkblack-letter capital Z (Fraktur capital Z, dram)
&iiota; ℩ U+2129HTML 5.0ISOamsoturned Greek small letter iota (inverted iota)
&bernou;
&Bernoullis;
&Bscr;		 ℬ U+212CHTML 5.0ISOtechscript capital B (Bernoulli polynomials)
&Cfr;
&Cayleys;		 ℭ U+212DHTML 5.0ISOmfrkblack-letter capital C (Fraktur capital C)
&escr; ℯ U+212FHTML 5.0ISOmscrscript small e
&Escr;
&expectation;		 ℰ U+2130HTML 5.0ISOmscrscript capital E (electromotive force, expected value)
&Fscr;
&Fouriertrf;		 ℱ U+2131HTML 5.0ISOmscrscript capital F (Fourier transform)
&phmmat;
&Mellintrf;
&Mscr;		 ℳ U+2133HTML 5.0ISOtechscript capital M (Mellin transform, M-matrix (physics))
&order;
&orderof;
&oscr;		 ℴ U+2134HTML 5.0ISOtechscript small o (order, of inferior order to)
&alefsym;
&aleph;		 ℵ U+2135
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTMLsymbol
  • -
  • New
  • ISOtech
 alef symbol (first transfinite cardinal) [lower-alpha 22]
&beth; ℶ U+2136HTML 5.0ISOamso bet symbol (beth symbol) [lower-alpha 23]
&gimel; ℷ U+2137HTML 5.0ISOamso gimel symbol [lower-alpha 24]
&daleth; ℸ U+2138HTML 5.0ISOamsodalet symbol (daleth symbol) [lower-alpha 25]
&CapitalDifferentialD;
&DD;		 ⅅ U+2145HTML 5.0double-struck italic capital D
&DifferentialD;
&dd;		 ⅆ U+2146HTML 5.0double-struck italic small d
&ExponentialE;
&exponentiale;
&ee;		 ⅇ U+2147HTML 5.0double-struck italic small e
&ImaginaryI;
&ii;		 ⅈ U+2148HTML 5.0double-struck italic small i
&frac13; ⅓ U+2153HTML 5.0ISOpubvulgar fraction one third (fraction one third)
&frac23; ⅔ U+2154HTML 5.0ISOpubvulgar fraction two thirds (fraction two thirds)
&frac15; ⅕ U+2155HTML 5.0ISOpubvulgar fraction one fifth (fraction one fifth)
&frac25; ⅖ U+2156HTML 5.0ISOpubvulgar fraction two fifths (fraction two fifths)
&frac35; ⅗ U+2157HTML 5.0ISOpubvulgar fraction three fifths (fraction three fifths)
&frac45; ⅘ U+2158HTML 5.0ISOpubvulgar fraction four fifths (fraction four fifths)
&frac16; ⅙ U+2159HTML 5.0ISOpubvulgar fraction one sixth (fraction one sixth)
&frac56; ⅚ U+215AHTML 5.0ISOpubvulgar fraction five sixths (fraction five sixths)
&frac18; ⅛ U+215BHTML 5.0ISOnumvulgar fraction one eighth (fraction one eighth)
&frac38; ⅜ U+215CHTML 5.0ISOnumvulgar fraction three eighths (fraction three eighths)
&frac58; ⅝ U+215DHTML 5.0ISOnumvulgar fraction five eighths (fraction five eighths)
&frac78; ⅞ U+215EHTML 5.0ISOnumvulgar fraction seven eighths (fraction seven eighths)
&larr;
&leftarrow;
&LeftArrow;
&slarr;
&ShortLeftArrow;		 ← U+2190
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOnumleftwards arrow
&uarr;
&uparrow;
&UpArrow;
&ShortUpArrow;		 ↑ U+2191
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOnumupwards arrow
&rarr;
&rightarrow;
&RightArrow;
&srarr;
&ShortRightArrow;		 → U+2192
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOnumrightwards arrow
&darr;
&downarrow;
&DownArrow;
&ShortDownArrow;		 ↓ U+2193
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOnumdownwards arrow
&harr;
&leftrightarrow;
&LeftRightArrow;		 ↔ U+2194
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOamsaleft right arrow (horizontal arrow)
&varr;
&updownarrow;
&UpDownArrow;		 ↕ U+2195HTML 5.0ISOamsaup down arrow (vertical arrow)
&nwarr;
&UpperLeftArrow;
&nwarrow;		 ↖ U+2196HTML 5.0ISOamsanorth west arrow (upper left arrow)
&nearr;
&UpperRightArrow;
&nearrow;		 ↗ U+2197HTML 5.0ISOamsanorth east arrow (upper right arrow)
&searr;
&searrow;
&LowerRightArrow;		 ↘ U+2198HTML 5.0ISOamsasouth east arrow (lower right arrow)
&swarr;
&swarrow;
&LowerLeftArrow;		 ↙ U+2199HTML 5.0ISOamsasouth west arrow (lower left arrow)
&nlarr;
&nleftarrow;		 ↚ U+219AHTML 5.0ISOamsaleftwards arrow with stroke (not left arrow)
&nrarr;
&nrightarrow;		 ↛ U+219BHTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards arrow with stroke (not right arrow)
&rarrw;
&rightsquigarrow;		 ↝ U+219DHTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards wave arrow (rightwards squiggle arrow)
&nrarrw; ↝̸ U+219D  U+0338HTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards wave arrow, combining long solidus overlay
&Larr;
&twoheadleftarrow;		 ↞ U+219EHTML 5.0ISOamsaleftwards two headed arrow
&Uarr; ↟ U+219FHTML 5.0ISOamsaupwards two headed arrow
&Rarr;
&twoheadrightarrow;		 ↠ U+21A0HTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards two headed arrow
&Darr; ↡ U+21A1HTML 5.0ISOamsadownwards two headed arrow
&larrtl;
&leftarrowtail;		 ↢ U+21A2HTML 5.0ISOamsaleftwards arrow with tail
&rarrtl;
&rightarrowtail;		 ↣ U+21A3HTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards arrow with tail
&LeftTeeArrow;
&mapstoleft;		 ↤ U+21A4HTML 5.0leftwards arrow from bar (maps to leftward, left tee arrow)
&UpTeeArrow;
&mapstoup;		 ↥ U+21A5HTML 5.0upwards arrow from bar (maps to upward, up tee arrow)
&map; [lower-alpha 20]
&RightTeeArrow;
&mapsto;		 ↦ U+21A6HTML 5.0 [lower-alpha 20] ISOamsarightwards arrow from bar (maps to, right tee arrow)
&DownTeeArrow;
&mapstodown;		 ↧ U+21A7HTML 5.0downwards arrow from bar (maps to downward, down tee arrow)
&larrhk;
&hookleftarrow;		 ↩ U+21A9HTML 5.0ISOamsaleftwards arrow with hook
&rarrhk;
&hookrightarrow;		 ↪ U+21AAHTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards arrow with hook
&larrlp;
&looparrowleft;		 ↫ U+21ABHTML 5.0ISOamsaleftwards arrow with loop
&rarrlp;
&looparrowright;		 ↬ U+21ACHTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards arrow with loop
&harrw;
&leftrightsquigarrow;		 ↭ U+21ADHTML 5.0ISOamsaleft right wave arrow (horizontal wave arrow, left right squiggle arrow)
&nharr;
&nleftrightarrow;		 ↮ U+21AEHTML 5.0ISOamsaleft right arrow with stroke (not horizontal arrow, not left right arrow)
&lsh;
&Lsh;		 ↰ U+21B0HTML 5.0ISOamsaupwards arrow with tip leftwards (left shift)
&rsh;
&Rsh;		 ↱ U+21B1HTML 5.0ISOamsaupwards arrow with tip rightwards (right shift)
&ldsh; ↲ U+21B2HTML 5.0ISOamsadownwards arrow with tip leftwards (left down shift)
&rdsh; ↳ U+21B3HTML 5.0ISOamsadownwards arrow with tip rightwards (right down shift)
&crarr; ↵ U+21B5HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolNewdownwards arrow with corner leftwards (carriage return)
&cularr;
&curvearrowleft;		 ↶ U+21B6HTML 5.0ISOamsaanticlockwise top semicircle arrow (curve arrow left)
&curarr;
&curvearrowright;		 ↷ U+21B7HTML 5.0ISOamsaclockwise top semicircle arrow (curve arrow right)
&olarr;
&circlearrowleft;		 ↺ U+21BAHTML 5.0ISOamsaanticlockwise open circle arrow (circle arrow left, open left arrow)
&orarr;
&circlearrowright;		 ↻ U+21BBHTML 5.0ISOamsaclockwise open circle arrow (circle arrow right, open right arrow)
&lharu;
&LeftVector;
&leftharpoonup;		 ↼ U+21BCHTML 5.0ISOamsaleftwards harpoon with barb upwards (left vector)
&lhard;
&leftharpoondown;
&DownLeftVector;		 ↽ U+21BDHTML 5.0ISOamsaleftwards harpoon with barb downwards (down left vector)
&uharr;
&upharpoonright;
&RightUpVector;		 ↾ U+21BEHTML 5.0ISOamsaupwards harpoon with barb rightwards (right up vector)
&uharl;
&upharpoonleft;
&LeftUpVector;		 ↿ U+21BFHTML 5.0ISOamsaupwards harpoon with barb leftwards (left up vector)
&rharu;
&RightVector;
&rightharpoonup;		 ⇀ U+21C0HTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards harpoon with barb upwards (right vector)
&rhard;
&rightharpoondown;
&DownRightVector;		 ⇁ U+21C1HTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards harpoon with barb downwards (down right vector)
&dharr;
&RightDownVector;
&downharpoonright;		 ⇂ U+21C2HTML 5.0ISOamsadownwards harpoon with barb rightwards (right down vector)
&dharl;
&LeftDownVector;
&downharpoonleft;		 ⇃ U+21C3HTML 5.0ISOamsadownwards harpoon with barb leftwards (left down vector)
&rlarr;
&rightleftarrows;
&RightArrowLeftArrow;		 ⇄ U+21C4HTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards arrow over leftwards arrow
&udarr;
&UpArrowDownArrow;		 ⇅ U+21C5HTML 5.0ISOamsaupwards arrow leftwards of downwards arrow
&lrarr;
&leftrightarrows;
&LeftArrowRightArrow;		 ⇆ U+21C6HTML 5.0ISOamsaleftwards arrow over rightwards arrow
&llarr;
&leftleftarrows;		 ⇇ U+21C7HTML 5.0ISOamsaleftwards paired arrows
&uuarr;
&upuparrows;		 ⇈ U+21C8HTML 5.0ISOamsaupwards paired arrows
&rrarr;
&rightrightarrows;		 ⇉ U+21C9HTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards paired arrows
&ddarr;
&downdownarrows;		 ⇊ U+21CAHTML 5.0ISOamsadownwards paired arrows
&lrhar;
&ReverseEquilibrium;
&leftrightharpoons;		 ⇋ U+21CBHTML 5.0ISOamsaleftwards harpoon over rightwards harpoon (Reverse Equilibrium)
&rlhar;
&rightleftharpoons;
&Equilibrium;		 ⇌ U+21CCHTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards harpoon over leftwards harpoon (Equilibrium)
&nlArr;
&nLeftarrow;		 ⇍ U+21CDHTML 5.0ISOamsaleftwards double arrow with stroke (not leftwards double arrow)
&nhArr;
&nLeftrightarrow;		 ⇎ U+21CEHTML 5.0ISOamsaleft right double arrow with stroke (not horizontal double arrow, not left right double arrow)
&nrArr;
&nRightarrow;		 ⇏ U+21CFHTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards double arrow with stroke (not rightwards double arrow)
&lArr;
&Leftarrow;
&DoubleLeftArrow;		 ⇐ U+21D0
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOtechleftwards double arrow [lower-alpha 26]
&uArr;
&Uparrow;
&DoubleUpArrow;		 ⇑ U+21D1
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOamsaupwards double arrow
&rArr;
&Rightarrow;
&Implies;
&DoubleRightArrow;		 ⇒ U+21D2
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOnumrightwards double arrow (implies) [lower-alpha 27]
&dArr;
&Downarrow;
&DoubleDownArrow;		 ⇓ U+21D3
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
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HTMLsymbolISOamsadownwards double arrow
&hArr;
&Leftrightarrow;
&DoubleLeftRightArrow;
&iff;		 ⇔ U+21D4
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOamsaleft right double arrow (iff)
&vArr;
&Updownarrow;
&DoubleUpDownArrow;		 ⇕ U+21D5HTML 5.0ISOamsaup down double arrow
&nwArr; ⇖ U+21D6HTML 5.0ISOamsanorth west double arrow
&neArr; ⇗ U+21D7HTML 5.0ISOamsanorth east double arrow
&seArr; ⇘ U+21D8HTML 5.0ISOamsasouth east double arrow
&swArr; ⇙ U+21D9HTML 5.0ISOamsasouth west double arrow
&lAarr;
&Lleftarrow;		 ⇚ U+21DAHTML 5.0ISOamsaleftwards triple arrow
&rAarr;
&Rrightarrow;		 ⇛ U+21DBHTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards triple arrow
&zigrarr; ⇝ U+21DDHTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards squiggle arrow (rightwards zigzag arrow)
&larrb;
&LeftArrowBar;		 ⇤ U+21E4HTML 5.0leftwards arrow to bar
&rarrb;
&RightArrowBar;		 ⇥ U+21E5HTML 5.0rightwards arrow to bar
&duarr;
&DownArrowUpArrow;		 ⇵ U+21F5HTML 5.0ISOamsadownwards arrow leftwards of upwards arrow
&loarr; ⇽ U+21FDHTML 5.0ISOamsaleftwards open-headed arrow
&roarr; ⇾ U+21FEHTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards open-headed arrow
&hoarr; ⇿ U+21FFHTML 5.0ISOamsaleft right open-headed arrow (horizontal open-headed arrow)
&forall;
&ForAll;		 ∀ U+2200
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOtech for all
&comp;
&complement;		 ∁ U+2201HTML 5.0ISOamso complement
&part;
&PartialD;		 ∂ U+2202
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOtechpartial differential
&npart; ∂̸ U+2202  U+0338HTML 5.0ISOtechpartial differential, combining long solidus overlay
&exist;
&Exists;		 ∃ U+2203
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOtech there exists
&nexist;
&NotExists;
&nexists;		 ∄ U+2204HTML 5.0ISOamso there does not exist
&empty;
&emptyset;
&emptyv;
&varnothing;		 ∅ U+2205
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOamso empty set (null set, empty variable, variable nothing); see also U+8960, ⌀
&nabla;
&Del;		 ∇ U+2207
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOtech nabla (del, vector differential operator)
&isin;
&isinv;
&Element;
&in;		 ∈ U+2208
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOtechelement of (in set)
&notin;
&NotElement;
&notinva;		 ∉ U+2209
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
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HTMLsymbolISOtechnot an element of (not in set)
&niv;
&ReverseElement;
&ni;
&SuchThat;		 ∋ U+220B
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
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  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOtechcontains as member (Reversed element, Reversed in set, such that)
&notni;
&notniva;
&NotReverseElement;		 ∌ U+220CHTML 5.0ISOtechdoes not contain as member (Not reversed element, nor reversed in set)
&prod;
&Product;		 ∏ U+220F
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOamsbn-ary product (product sign) [lower-alpha 28]
&coprod;
&Coproduct;		 ∐ U+2210HTML 5.0ISOamsbn-ary coproduct (coproduct sign)
&sum;
&Sum;		 ∑ U+2211
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  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOamsbn-ary summation [lower-alpha 29]
&minus; − U+2212HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOtechminus sign
&mnplus;
&mp;
&MinusPlus;		 ∓ U+2213HTML 5.0ISOtech minus-or-plus sign (minus–plus sign)
&plusdo;
&dotplus;		 ∔ U+2214HTML 5.0ISOamsbdot plus (dot plus sign, plus dot sign)
&setmn;
&setminus;
&Backslash;
&ssetmn;
&smallsetminus;		 ∖ U+2216HTML 5.0ISOamsb set minus
&lowast; ∗ U+2217HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOtechasterisk operator
&compfn;
&SmallCircle;		 ∘ U+2218HTML 5.0ISOtech ring operator (composition function, small circle)
&radic;
&Sqrt;		 √ U+221A
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOtech square root (radical sign)
&prop;
&propto;
&Proportional;
&vprop;
&varpropto;		 ∝ U+221D
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HTMLsymbolISOtechproportional to
&infin; ∞ U+221EHTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOtech infinity
&angrt; ∟ U+221FHTML 5.0ISOtech right angle
&ang;
&angle;		 ∠ U+2220
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOamso angle
&nang; ∠⃒ U+2220  U+20D2HTML 5.0ISOamsoangle, combining long vertical line overlay
&angmsd;
&measuredangle;		 ∡ U+2221HTML 5.0ISOamsomeasured angle
&angsph; ∢ U+2222HTML 5.0ISOtech spherical angle
&mid;
&VerticalBar;
&smid;
&shortmid;		 ∣ U+2223HTML 5.0ISOamsr divides (vertical bar, mid, short mid)
&nmid;
&NotVerticalBar;
&nsmid;
&nshortmid;		 ∤ U+2224HTML 5.0ISOamsn does not divide (not vertical bar, not mid, not short mid)
&par;
&parallel;
&DoubleVerticalBar;
&spar;
&shortparallel;		 ∥ U+2225HTML 5.0ISOtech parallel to (double vertical bar)
&npar;
&nparallel;
&NotDoubleVerticalBar;
&nspar;
&nshortparallel;		 ∦ U+2226HTML 5.0ISOamsn not parallel to (not double vertical bar)
&and;
&wedge;		 ∧ U+2227
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HTMLsymbolISOtech logical and (wedge)
&or;
&vee;		 ∨ U+2228
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HTMLsymbolISOtech logical or (vee)
&cap; ∩ U+2229HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOtech intersection (cap)
&caps; ∩︀ U+2229  U+FE00HTML 5.0ISOamsbintersection, variation selector-1
&cup; ∪ U+222AHTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOtech union (cup)
&cups; ∪︀ U+222A  U+FE00HTML 5.0ISOamsbunion, variation selector-1
&int;
&Integral;		 ∫ U+222B
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  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOtech integral
&Int; ∬ U+222CHTML 5.0ISOtech double integral
&tint;
&iiint;		 ∭ U+222DHTML 5.0ISOtech triple integral
&conint;
&oint;
&ContourIntegral;		 ∮ U+222EHTML 5.0ISOtech contour integral (circle integral)
&Conint;
&DoubleContourIntegral;		 ∯ U+222FHTML 5.0ISOtech surface integral (double contour integral)
&Cconint; ∰ U+2230HTML 5.0ISOtech volume integral
&cwint; ∱ U+2231HTML 5.0ISOtechclockwise integral
&cwconint;
&ClockwiseContourIntegral;		 ∲ U+2232HTML 5.0ISOtechclockwise contour integral
&awconint;
&CounterClockwiseContourIntegral;		 ∳ U+2233HTML 5.0ISOtechanticlockwise contour integral
&there4;
&therefore;
&Therefore;		 ∴ U+2234
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HTMLsymbolISOtech therefore
&becaus;
&because;
&Because;		 ∵ U+2235HTML 5.0ISOtech because
&ratio; ∶ U+2236HTML 5.0ISOamsr ratio
&Colon;
&Proportion;		 ∷ U+2237HTML 5.0ISOamsr proportion
&minusd;
&dotminus;		 ∸ U+2238HTML 5.0ISOamsb dot minus
&mDDot; ∺ U+223AHTML 5.0ISOamsr geometric proportion
&homtht; ∻ U+223BHTML 5.0ISOamsr homothetic
&sim;
&Tilde;
&thksim;
&thicksim;		 ∼ U+223C
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HTMLsymbolISOtechtilde operator (varies with, similar to, thick tilde) [lower-alpha 30]
&nvsim; ∼⃒ U+223C  U+20D2HTML 5.0ISOamsntilde operator, combining long vertical line overlay
&bsim;
&backsim;		 ∽ U+223DHTML 5.0ISOamsrreversed tilde (back similar to)
&race; ∽̱ U+223D  U+0331HTML 5.0reversed tilde, combining macron below
&ac;
&mstpos;		 ∾ U+223EHTML 5.0ISOamsbinverted lazy s
&acE; ∾̳ U+223E  U+0333HTML 5.0inverted lazy s, combining double low line
&acd; ∿ U+223FHTML 5.0ISOtech sine wave
&wreath;
&VerticalTilde;
&wr;		 ≀ U+2240HTML 5.0ISOamsb wreath product (vertical tilde)
&nsim;
&NotTilde;		 ≁ U+2241HTML 5.0ISOamsn not tilde (is not similar to)
&esim;
&EqualTilde;
&eqsim;		 ≂ U+2242HTML 5.0ISOamsrminus tilde (equal tilde)
&nesim;
&NotEqualTilde;		 ≂̸ U+2242  U+0338HTML 5.0minus tilde, combining long solidus overlay
&sime;
&TildeEqual;
&simeq;		 ≃ U+2243HTML 5.0ISOtechasymptotically equal to (tilde equal)
&nsime;
&nsimeq;
&NotTildeEqual;		 ≄ U+2244HTML 5.0ISOamsnnot asymptotically equal to (not tilde equal)
&cong;
&TildeFullEqual;		 ≅ U+2245
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HTMLsymbolISOtechapproximately equal to (congruent to)
&simne; ≆ U+2246HTML 5.0ISOamsnapproximately but not actually equal to (similar but not equal to)
&ncong;
&NotTildeFullEqual;		 ≇ U+2247HTML 5.0ISOamsnneither approximately nor actually equal to (not congruent to)
&asymp;
&ap;
&TildeTilde;
&approx;
&thkap;
&thickapprox;		 ≈ U+2248
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HTMLsymbolISOamsralmost equal to (asymptotic to, approximately, tilde over tilde)
&nap;
&NotTildeTilde;
&napprox;		 ≉ U+2249HTML 5.0ISOamsnnot almost equal to (not approximately, not tilde over tilde)
&ape;
&approxeq;		 ≊ U+224AHTML 5.0ISOamsralmost equal or equal to (approximately equal to)
&apid; ≋ U+224BHTML 5.0ISOamsrtriple tilde
&napid; ≋̸ U+224B  U+0338HTML 5.0ISOamsntriple tilde, combining long solidus overlay
&bcong;
&backcong;		 ≌ U+224CHTML 5.0ISOamsrall equal to (backwards congruent to)
&asympeq;
&CupCap;		 ≍ U+224DHTML 5.0equivalent to (asymptotically equivalent to, Cup and Cap)
&nvap; ≍⃒ U+224D  U+20D2HTML 5.0ISOamsnequivalent to, combining long vertical line overlay
&bump;
&HumpDownHump;
&Bumpeq;		 ≎ U+224EHTML 5.0ISOamsrgeometrically equivalent to (bump equals, hump and down hump equals)
&nbump;
&NotHumpDownHump;		 ≎̸ U+224E  U+0338HTML 5.0geometrically equivalent to, combining long solidus overlay
&bumpe;
&HumpEqual;
&bumpeq;		 ≏ U+224FHTML 5.0ISOamsrdifference between (hump equals)
&nbumpe;
&NotHumpEqual;		 ≏̸ U+224F  U+0338HTML 5.0difference between, combining long solidus overlay
&esdot;
&DotEqual;
&doteq;		 ≐ U+2250HTML 5.0ISOamsrapproaches the limit (dot equal)
&nedot; ≐̸ U+2250  U+0338HTML 5.0ISOtechapproaches the limit, combining long solidus overlay
&eDot;
&doteqdot;		 ≑ U+2251HTML 5.0ISOamsrgeometrically equal to (dot equal dot)
&efDot;
&fallingdotseq;		 ≒ U+2252HTML 5.0ISOamsrapproximately equal to or the image of (falling dot sequence)
&erDot;
&risingdotseq;		 ≓ U+2253HTML 5.0ISOamsrimage of or approximately equal to (rising dot sequence)
&colone;
&coloneq;
&Assign;		 ≔ U+2254HTML 5.0ISOamsrcolon equals (Assignment (computer science))
&ecolon;
&eqcolon;		 ≕ U+2255HTML 5.0ISOamsrequals colon
&ecir;
&eqcirc;		 ≖ U+2256HTML 5.0ISOamsrring in equal to (equals circle)
&cire;
&circeq;		 ≗ U+2257HTML 5.0ISOamsrring equal to (circle equals)
&wedgeq; ≙ U+2259HTML 5.0ISOtechestimates (wedge equals)
&veeeq; ≚ U+225AHTML 5.0ISOtechequiangular to (vee equals)
&trie;
&triangleq;		 ≜ U+225CHTML 5.0ISOamsrdelta equal to (triangle equals)
&equest;
&questeq;		 ≟ U+225FHTML 5.0ISOamsrquestioned equal to
&ne;
&NotEqual;		 ≠ U+2260
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HTMLsymbolISOtech not equal to
&equiv;
&Congruent;		 ≡ U+2261
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HTMLsymbolISOtechidentical to; sometimes used for 'equivalent to' or 'congruent'
&bnequiv; ≡⃥ U+2261  U+20E5HTML 5.0ISOtechidentical to, combining reverse solidus overlay
&nequiv;
&NotCongruent;		 ≢ U+2262HTML 5.0ISOamsnnot identical to; sometimes used for 'not congruent'
&le;
&leq;		 ≤ U+2264
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HTMLsymbolISOtechless-than or equal to
&nvle; ≤⃒ U+2264  U+20D2HTML 5.0ISOamsnless-than or equal to, combining long vertical line overlay
&ge;
&GreaterEqual;
&geq;		 ≥ U+2265
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HTMLsymbolISOtechgreater-than or equal to
&nvge; ≥⃒ U+2265  U+20D2HTML 5.0ISOamsngreater-than or equal to, combining long vertical line overlay
&lE;
&LessFullEqual;
&leqq;		 ≦ U+2266HTML 5.0ISOamsrless-than over equal to
&nlE;
&nleqq;		 ≦̸ U+2266  U+0338HTML 5.0ISOamsnless-than over equal to, combining long solidus overlay
&gE;
&GreaterFullEqual;
&geqq;		 ≧ U+2267HTML 5.0ISOamsrgreater-than over equal to
&ngE;
&ngeqq;
&NotGreaterFullEqual;		 ≧̸ U+2267  U+0338HTML 5.0ISOamsngreater-than over equal to, combining long solidus overlay
&lnE;
&lneqq;		 ≨ U+2268HTML 5.0ISOamsnless-than but not equal to
&lvnE;
&lvertneqq;		 ≨︀ U+2268  U+FE00HTML 5.0ISOamsnless-than but not equal to, variation selector-1
&gnE;
&gneqq;		 ≩ U+2269HTML 5.0ISOamsngreater-than but not equal to
&gvnE;
&gvertneqq;		 ≩︀ U+2269  U+FE00HTML 5.0ISOamsngreater-than but not equal to, variation selector-1
&Lt;
&NestedLessLess;
&ll;		 ≪ U+226AHTML 5.0ISOamsrmuch less-than
&nLtv;
&NotLessLess;		 ≪̸ U+226A  U+0338HTML 5.0ISOamsnmuch less-than, combining long solidus overlay
&nLt; ≪⃒ U+226A  U+20D2HTML 5.0ISOamsnmuch less-than, combining long vertical line overlay
&Gt;
&NestedGreaterGreater;
&gg;		 ≫ U+226BHTML 5.0ISOamsrmuch greater-than
&nGtv;
&NotGreaterGreater;		 ≫̸ U+226B  U+0338HTML 5.0ISOamsnmuch greater-than, combining long solidus overlay
&nGt; ≫⃒ U+226B  U+20D2HTML 5.0ISOamsnmuch greater-than, combining long vertical line overlay
&twixt;
&between;		 ≬ U+226CHTML 5.0ISOamsrbetween
&NotCupCap; ≭ U+226DHTML 5.0not equivalent to (not cup cap)
&nlt;
&NotLess;
&nless;		 ≮ U+226EHTML 5.0ISOamsnnot less-than
&ngt;
&NotGreater;
&ngtr;		 ≯ U+226FHTML 5.0ISOamsnnot greater-than
&nle;
&NotLessEqual;
&nleq;		 ≰ U+2270HTML 5.0ISOamsnneither less-than nor equal to
&nge;
&NotGreaterEqual;
&ngeq;		 ≱ U+2271HTML 5.0ISOamsnneither greater-than nor equal to
&lsim;
&LessTilde;
&lesssim;		 ≲ U+2272HTML 5.0ISOamsrless-than or equivalent to (less-than tilde, less-than or similar to)
&gsim;
&gtrsim;
&GreaterTilde;		 ≳ U+2273HTML 5.0ISOamsrgreater-than or equivalent to (greater-than tilde, greater-than or similar to)
&nlsim;
&NotLessTilde;		 ≴ U+2274HTML 5.0ISOamsnneither less-than nor equivalent to (not less-than tilde, neither less-than nor similar to)
&ngsim;
&NotGreaterTilde;		 ≵ U+2275HTML 5.0ISOamsnneither greater-than nor equivalent to (not greater-than tilde, neither greater-than nor similar to)
&lg;
&lessgtr;
&LessGreater;		 ≶ U+2276HTML 5.0ISOamsrless-than or greater-than
&gl;
&gtrless;
&GreaterLess;		 ≷ U+2277HTML 5.0ISOamsrgreater-than or less-than
&ntlg;
&NotLessGreater;		 ≸ U+2278HTML 5.0ISOamsnneither less-than nor greater-than
&ntgl;
&NotGreaterLess;		 ≹ U+2279HTML 5.0ISOamsnneither greater-than nor less-than
&pr;
&Precedes;
&prec;		 ≺ U+227AHTML 5.0ISOamsrprecedes
&sc;
&Succeeds;
&succ;		 ≻ U+227BHTML 5.0ISOamsrsucceeds
&prcue;
&PrecedesSlantEqual;
&preccurlyeq;		 ≼ U+227CHTML 5.0ISOamsrprecedes or equal to (precedes curly equals, precedes slant equals)
&sccue;
&SucceedsSlantEqual;
&succcurlyeq;		 ≽ U+227DHTML 5.0ISOamsrsucceeds or equal to (succeeds curly equals, succeeds slant equals)
&prsim;
&precsim;
&PrecedesTilde;		 ≾ U+227EHTML 5.0ISOamsrprecedes or equivalent to (precedes or similar to, precedes tilde)
&scsim;
&succsim;
&SucceedsTilde;		 ≿ U+227FHTML 5.0ISOamsrsucceeds or equivalent to (succeeds or similar to, succeeds tilde)
&NotSucceedsTilde; ≿̸ U+227F  U+0338HTML 5.0succeeds or equivalent to, combining long solidus overlay
&npr;
&nprec;
&NotPrecedes;		 ⊀ U+2280HTML 5.0ISOamsndoes not precede
&nsc;
&nsucc;
&NotSucceeds;		 ⊁ U+2281HTML 5.0ISOamsndoes not succeed
&sub;
&subset;		 ⊂ U+2282
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HTMLsymbolISOtechsubset of
&vnsub;
&NotSubset;
&nsubset;		 ⊂⃒ U+2282  U+20D2HTML 5.0ISOamsnsubset of, combining long vertical line overlay
&sup;
&supset;
&Superset;		 ⊃ U+2283
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HTMLsymbolISOtechsuperset of
&vnsup;
&NotSuperset;
&nsupset;		 ⊃⃒ U+2283  U+20D2HTML 5.0ISOamsnsuperset of, combining long vertical line overlay
&nsub; ⊄ U+2284HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOamsnnot a subset of
&nsup; ⊅ U+2285HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOamsnnot a superset of [lower-alpha 31]
&sube;
&SubsetEqual;
&subseteq;		 ⊆ U+2286
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  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOtechsubset of or equal to
&supe;
&supseteq;
&SupersetEqual;		 ⊇ U+2287
  • HTML 4.0
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  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOtechsuperset of or equal to
&nsube;
&nsubseteq;
&NotSubsetEqual;		 ⊈ U+2288HTML 5.0ISOamsnneither a subset of nor equal to
&nsupe;
&nsupseteq;
&NotSupersetEqual;		 ⊉ U+2289HTML 5.0ISOamsnneither a superset of nor equal to
&subne;
&subsetneq;		 ⊊ U+228AHTML 5.0ISOamsnsubset of with not equal to
&vsubne;
&varsubsetneq;		 ⊊︀ U+228A  U+FE00HTML 5.0ISOamsnsubset of with not equal to, variation selector-1
&supne;
&supsetneq;		 ⊋ U+228BHTML 5.0ISOamsnsuperset of with not equal to
&vsupne;
&varsupsetneq;		 ⊋︀ U+228B  U+FE00HTML 5.0ISOamsnsuperset of with not equal to, variation selector-1
&cupdot; ⊍ U+228DHTML 5.0ISOamsb multiset multiplication (cup dot)
&uplus;
&UnionPlus;		 ⊎ U+228EHTML 5.0ISOamsb multiset union (union plus)
&sqsub;
&SquareSubset;
&sqsubset;		 ⊏ U+228FHTML 5.0ISOamsrsquare image of (square subset)
&NotSquareSubset; ⊏̸ U+228F  U+0338HTML 5.0square image of, combining long solidus overlay
&sqsup;
&SquareSuperset;
&sqsupset;		 ⊐ U+2290HTML 5.0ISOamsrsquare original of (square superset)
&NotSquareSuperset; ⊐̸ U+2290  U+0338HTML 5.0square original of, combining long solidus overlay
&sqsube;
&SquareSubsetEqual;
&sqsubseteq;		 ⊑ U+2291HTML 5.0ISOamsrsquare image of or equal to (square subset equal)
&sqsupe;
&SquareSupersetEqual;
&sqsupseteq;		 ⊒ U+2292HTML 5.0ISOamsrsquare original of or equal to (square superset equal)
&sqcap;
&SquareIntersection;		 ⊓ U+2293HTML 5.0ISOamsbsquare cap (square intersection)
&sqcaps; ⊓︀ U+2293  U+FE00HTML 5.0ISOamsbsquare cap, variation selector-1
&sqcup;
&SquareUnion;		 ⊔ U+2294HTML 5.0ISOamsbsquare cup (square union)
&sqcups; ⊔︀ U+2294  U+FE00HTML 5.0ISOamsbsquare cup, variation selector-1
&oplus;
&CirclePlus;		 ⊕ U+2295
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOamsbcircled plus (direct sum)
&ominus;
&CircleMinus;		 ⊖ U+2296HTML 5.0ISOamsbcircled minus
&otimes;
&CircleTimes;		 ⊗ U+2297
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOamsbcircled times (vector product)
&osol; ⊘ U+2298HTML 5.0ISOamsbcircled division slash (circled solidus)
&odot;
&CircleDot;		 ⊙ U+2299HTML 5.0ISOamsbcircled dot operator (circled dot)
&ocir;
&circledcirc;		 ⊚ U+229AHTML 5.0ISOamsbcircled ring operator (circled circle)
&oast;
&circledast;		 ⊛ U+229BHTML 5.0ISOamsbcircled asterisk operator
&odash;
&circleddash;		 ⊝ U+229DHTML 5.0ISOamsbcircled dash
&plusb;
&boxplus;		 ⊞ U+229EHTML 5.0ISOamsbsquared plus (boxed plus)
&minusb;
&boxminus;		 ⊟ U+229FHTML 5.0ISOamsbsquared minus (boxed minus)
&timesb;
&boxtimes;		 ⊠ U+22A0HTML 5.0ISOamsbsquared times (boxed times)
&sdotb;
&dotsquare;		 ⊡ U+22A1HTML 5.0ISOamsbsquared dot operator (boxed small dot)
&vdash;
&RightTee;		 ⊢ U+22A2HTML 5.0ISOamsr right tack (proves, right tee)
&dashv;
&LeftTee;		 ⊣ U+22A3HTML 5.0ISOamsr left tack (left tee)
&top;
&DownTee;		 ⊤ U+22A4HTML 5.0
  • ISOtech
  • ISOamsb
 down tack (top tack, down tee)
&bottom;
&bot;
&perp;
&UpTee;		 ⊥ U+22A5
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HTMLsymbolISOtech up tack (orthogonal to  perpendicular, bottom tack, up tee) [lower-alpha 32]
&models; ⊧ U+22A7HTML 5.0ISOamsr models
&vDash;
&DoubleRightTee;		 ⊨ U+22A8HTML 5.0ISOamsr true (double right tee)
&Vdash; ⊩ U+22A9HTML 5.0ISOamsr forces
&Vvdash; ⊪ U+22AAHTML 5.0ISOamsrtriple vertical bar right turnstile
&VDash; ⊫ U+22ABHTML 5.0ISOamsrdouble vertical bar double right turnstile
&nvdash; ⊬ U+22ACHTML 5.0ISOamsn does not prove
&nvDash; ⊭ U+22ADHTML 5.0ISOamsn not true
&nVdash; ⊮ U+22AEHTML 5.0ISOamsn does not force
&nVDash; ⊯ U+22AFHTML 5.0ISOamsnnegated double vertical bar double right turnstile
&prurel; ⊰ U+22B0HTML 5.0ISOamsrprecedes under relation
&vltri;
&vartriangleleft;
&LeftTriangle;		 ⊲ U+22B2HTML 5.0ISOamsr normal subgroup of (left triangle)
&vrtri;
&vartriangleright;
&RightTriangle;		 ⊳ U+22B3HTML 5.0ISOamsrcontains as normal subgroup (right triangle)
&ltrie;
&trianglelefteq;
&LeftTriangleEqual;		 ⊴ U+22B4HTML 5.0ISOamsr normal subgroup of or equal to (left triangle equal)
&nvltrie; ⊴⃒ U+22B4  U+20D2HTML 5.0ISOamsnnormal subgroup of or equal to, combining long vertical line overlay
&rtrie;
&trianglerighteq;
&RightTriangleEqual;		 ⊵ U+22B5HTML 5.0ISOamsrcontains as normal subgroup or equal to (right triangle equal)
&nvrtrie; ⊵⃒ U+22B5  U+20D2HTML 5.0ISOamsncontains as normal subgroup or equal to, combining long vertical line overlay
&origof; ⊶ U+22B6HTML 5.0ISOamsaoriginal of
&imof; ⊷ U+22B7HTML 5.0ISOamsaimage of
&mumap;
&multimap;		 ⊸ U+22B8HTML 5.0ISOamsa multimap
&hercon; ⊹ U+22B9HTML 5.0ISOamsb Hermitian conjugate matrix
&intcal;
&intercal;		 ⊺ U+22BAHTML 5.0ISOamsbintercalate
&veebar; ⊻ U+22BBHTML 5.0
  • ISOamsr
  • ISOamsb
 xor
&barvee; ⊽ U+22BDHTML 5.0 nor
&angrtvb; ⊾ U+22BEHTML 5.0ISOamso right angle with arc
&lrtri; ⊿ U+22BFHTML 5.0ISOamso right triangle (lower right triangle)
&xwedge;
&Wedge;
&bigwedge;		 ⋀ U+22C0HTML 5.0ISOamsbn-ary logical and (x wedge, big wedge)
&xvee;
&Vee;
&bigvee;		 ⋁ U+22C1HTML 5.0ISOamsbn-ary logical or (x vee, big vee)
&xcap;
&Intersection;
&bigcap;		 ⋂ U+22C2HTML 5.0ISOamsbn-ary intersection (x cap, big cap)
&xcup;
&Union;
&bigcup;		 ⋃ U+22C3HTML 5.0ISOamsbn-ary union (x cup, big cup)
&diam;
&diamond;
&Diamond;		 ⋄ U+22C4HTML 5.0ISOamsb diamond operator
&sdot; ⋅ U+22C5HTML 4.0HTMLsymbolISOamsbdot operator (small dot) [lower-alpha 33]
&sstarf;
&Star;		 ⋆ U+22C6HTML 5.0ISOamsbstar operator
&divonx;
&divideontimes;		 ⋇ U+22C7HTML 5.0ISOamsbdivision times
&bowtie; ⋈ U+22C8HTML 5.0ISOamsr bowtie
&ltimes; ⋉ U+22C9HTML 5.0ISOamsb left normal factor semidirect product (left times)
&rtimes; ⋊ U+22CAHTML 5.0ISOamsb right normal factor semidirect product (right times)
&lthree;
&leftthreetimes;		 ⋋ U+22CBHTML 5.0ISOamsb left semidirect product (left three times)
&rthree;
&rightthreetimes;		 ⋌ U+22CCHTML 5.0ISOamsb right semidirect product (right three times)
&bsime;
&backsimeq;		 ⋍ U+22CDHTML 5.0ISOamsrreversed tilde equals (back similar or equal to)
&cuvee;
&curlyvee;		 ⋎ U+22CEHTML 5.0ISOamsbcurly logical or (curly vee)
&cuwed;
&curlywedge;		 ⋏ U+22CFHTML 5.0ISOamsbcurly logical and (curly wedge)
&Sub;
&Subset;		 ⋐ U+22D0HTML 5.0ISOamsrdouble subset
&Sup;
&Supset;		 ⋑ U+22D1HTML 5.0ISOamsrdouble superset
&Cap; ⋒ U+22D2HTML 5.0ISOamsbdouble intersection (double cap)
&Cup; ⋓ U+22D3HTML 5.0ISOamsbdouble union (double cup)
&fork;
&pitchfork;		 ⋔ U+22D4HTML 5.0ISOamsrpitchfork (Transversality theorem)
&epar; ⋕ U+22D5HTML 5.0ISOtechequal and parallel to
&ltdot;
&lessdot;		 ⋖ U+22D6HTML 5.0ISOamsrless-than with dot
&gtdot;
&gtrdot;		 ⋗ U+22D7HTML 5.0ISOamsrgreater-than with dot
&Ll; ⋘ U+22D8HTML 5.0ISOamsrvery much less-than [lower-alpha 34]
&nLl; ⋘̸ U+22D8  U+0338HTML 5.0ISOamsnvery much less-than, combining long solidus overlay
&Gg;
&ggg;		 ⋙ U+22D9HTML 5.0ISOamsrvery much greater-than
&nGg; ⋙̸ U+22D9  U+0338HTML 5.0ISOamsnvery much greater-than, combining long solidus overlay
&leg;
&LessEqualGreater;
&lesseqgtr;		 ⋚ U+22DAHTML 5.0ISOamsrless-than equal to or greater-than
&lesg; ⋚︀ U+22DA  U+FE00HTML 5.0ISOamsrless-than equal to or greater-than, variation selector-1
&gel;
&gtreqless;
&GreaterEqualLess;		 ⋛ U+22DBHTML 5.0ISOamsrgreater-than equal to or less-than
&gesl; ⋛︀ U+22DB  U+FE00HTML 5.0ISOamsrgreater-than equal to or less-than, variation selector-1
&cuepr;
&curlyeqprec;		 ⋞ U+22DEHTML 5.0ISOamsrequal to or precedes (curly equal to or precedes)
&cuesc;
&curlyeqsucc;		 ⋟ U+22DFHTML 5.0ISOamsrequal to or succeeds (curly equal to or succeeds)
&nprcue;
&NotPrecedesSlantEqual;		 ⋠ U+22E0HTML 5.0ISOamsndoes not precede or equal (not precedes curly equal, not precedes slant equal)
&nsccue;
&NotSucceedsSlantEqual;		 ⋡ U+22E1HTML 5.0ISOamsndoes not succeed or equal (not succeeds curly equal, not succeeds slant equal)
&nsqsube;
&NotSquareSubsetEqual;		 ⋢ U+22E2HTML 5.0ISOamsnnot square image of or equal to (not square subset equal)
&nsqsupe;
&NotSquareSupersetEqual;		 ⋣ U+22E3HTML 5.0ISOamsnnot square original of or equal to (not square superset equal)
&lnsim; ⋦ U+22E6HTML 5.0ISOamsnless-than but not equivalent to (less-than but not similar to)
&gnsim; ⋧ U+22E7HTML 5.0ISOamsngreater-than but not equivalent to (greater-than but not similar to)
&prnsim;
&precnsim;		 ⋨ U+22E8HTML 5.0ISOamsnprecedes but not equivalent to (precedes but not similar to)
&scnsim;
&succnsim;		 ⋩ U+22E9HTML 5.0ISOamsnsucceeds but not equivalent to (succeeds but not similar to)
&nltri;
&ntriangleleft;
&NotLeftTriangle;		 ⋪ U+22EAHTML 5.0ISOamsnnot normal subgroup of (not left triangle)
&nrtri;
&ntriangleright;
&NotRightTriangle;		 ⋫ U+22EBHTML 5.0ISOamsndoes not contain as normal subgroup (not right triangle)
&nltrie;
&ntrianglelefteq;
&NotLeftTriangleEqual;		 ⋬ U+22ECHTML 5.0ISOamsnnot normal subgroup of or equal to (not left triangle equal)
&nrtrie;
&ntrianglerighteq;
&NotRightTriangleEqual;		 ⋭ U+22EDHTML 5.0ISOamsndoes not contain as normal subgroup or equal (not right triangle equal)
&vellip; ⋮ U+22EEHTML 5.0ISOpubvertical ellipsis
&ctdot; ⋯ U+22EFHTML 5.0ISOtechmidline horizontal ellipsis (centered triple dot)
&utdot; ⋰ U+22F0HTML 5.0ISOtechup right diagonal ellipsis (upward triple dot)
&dtdot; ⋱ U+22F1HTML 5.0ISOtechdown right diagonal ellipsis (downward triple dot)
&disin; ⋲ U+22F2HTML 5.0ISOtechelement of with long horizontal stroke
&isinsv; ⋳ U+22F3HTML 5.0ISOtechelement of with vertical bar at end of horizontal stroke
&isins; ⋴ U+22F4HTML 5.0ISOtechsmall element of with vertical bar at end of horizontal stroke
&isindot; ⋵ U+22F5HTML 5.0ISOtechelement of with dot above
&notindot; ⋵̸ U+22F5  U+0338HTML 5.0ISOtechelement of with dot above, combining long solidus overlay
&notinvc; ⋶ U+22F6HTML 5.0ISOtechelement of with overbar
&notinvb; ⋷ U+22F7HTML 5.0ISOtechsmall element of with overbar
&isinE; ⋹ U+22F9HTML 5.0ISOtechelement of with two horizontal strokes
&notinE; ⋹̸ U+22F9  U+0338HTML 5.0ISOtechelement of with two horizontal strokes, combining long solidus overlay
&nisd; ⋺ U+22FAHTML 5.0ISOtechcontains with long horizontal stroke
&xnis; ⋻ U+22FBHTML 5.0ISOtechcontains with vertical bar at end of horizontal stroke
&nis; ⋼ U+22FCHTML 5.0ISOtechsmall contains with vertical bar at end of horizontal stroke
&notnivc; ⋽ U+22FDHTML 5.0ISOtechcontains with overbar
&notnivb; ⋾ U+22FEHTML 5.0ISOtechsmall contains with overbar
&barwed;
&barwedge;		 ⌅ U+2305HTML 5.0ISOamsbprojective
&Barwed;
&doublebarwedge;		 ⌆ U+2306HTML 5.0ISOamsbperspective
&lceil;
&LeftCeiling;		 ⌈ U+2308
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOamscleft ceiling (APL upstile)
&rceil;
&RightCeiling;		 ⌉ U+2309
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOamscright ceiling
&lfloor;
&LeftFloor;		 ⌊ U+230A
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOamscleft floor (APL downstile)
&rfloor;
&RightFloor;		 ⌋ U+230B
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOamscright floor
&drcrop; ⌌ U+230CHTML 5.0ISOpubbottom right crop (down right crop)
&dlcrop; ⌍ U+230DHTML 5.0ISOpubbottom left crop (down left crop)
&urcrop; ⌎ U+230EHTML 5.0ISOpubtop right crop (up right crop)
&ulcrop; ⌏ U+230FHTML 5.0ISOpubtop left crop (up left crop)
&bnot; ⌐ U+2310HTML 5.0ISOtechreversed not sign (backwards not sign)
&profline; ⌒ U+2312HTML 5.0ISOtecharc
&profsurf; ⌓ U+2313HTML 5.0ISOtechsegment
&telrec; ⌕ U+2315HTML 5.0ISOpubtelephone recorder
&target; ⌖ U+2316HTML 5.0ISOpubposition indicator (target)
&ulcorn;
&ulcorner;		 ⌜ U+231CHTML 5.0ISOamsctop left corner (up left corner)
&urcorn;
&urcorner;		 ⌝ U+231DHTML 5.0ISOamsctop right corner (up right corner)
&dlcorn;
&llcorner;		 ⌞ U+231EHTML 5.0ISOamscbottom left corner (down left corner)
&drcorn;
&lrcorner;		 ⌟ U+231FHTML 5.0ISOamscbottom right corner (down right corner)
&frown;
&sfrown;		 ⌢ U+2322HTML 5.0ISOamsrfrown
&smile;
&ssmile;		 ⌣ U+2323HTML 5.0ISOamsrsmile
&cylcty; ⌭ U+232DHTML 5.0ISOtechcylindricity
&profalar; ⌮ U+232EHTML 5.0ISOtechall around-profile
&topbot; ⌶ U+2336HTML 5.0ISOtechAPL functional symbol I-beam (top bottom)
&ovbar; ⌽ U+233DHTML 5.0ISOamsbAPL functional symbol circle stile (circle vertical bar)
&solbar; ⌿ U+233FHTML 5.0ISOamsnAPL functional symbol slash bar (solidus bar)
&angzarr; ⍼ U+237CHTML 5.0ISOamsaright angle with downwards zigzag arrow (angzarr)
&lmoust;
&lmoustache;		 ⎰ U+23B0HTML 5.0ISOamscupper left or lower right curly bracket section (left moustache)
&rmoust;
&rmoustache;		 ⎱ U+23B1HTML 5.0ISOamscupper right or lower left curly bracket section (right moustache)
&tbrk;
&OverBracket;		 ⎴ U+23B4HTML 5.0ISOamsotop square bracket (over bracket)
&bbrk;
&UnderBracket;		 ⎵ U+23B5HTML 5.0ISOamsobottom square bracket (under bracket)
&bbrktbrk; ⎶ U+23B6HTML 5.0ISOamsobottom square bracket over top square bracket
&OverParenthesis; ⏜ U+23DCHTML 5.0top parenthesis (over parenthesis)
&UnderParenthesis; ⏝ U+23DDHTML 5.0bottom parenthesis (under parenthesis)
&OverBrace; ⏞ U+23DEHTML 5.0top curly bracket (over brace)
&UnderBrace; ⏟ U+23DFHTML 5.0bottom curly bracket (under brace)
&trpezium; ⏢ U+23E2HTML 5.0ISOamsowhite trapezium
&elinters; ⏧ U+23E7HTML 5.0ISOtechelectrical intersection
&blank; ␣ U+2423HTML 5.0ISOpubopen box (blank)
&oS;
&circledS;		 Ⓢ U+24C8HTML 5.0ISOamsocircled Latin capital letter S
&boxh;
&HorizontalLine;		 ─ U+2500HTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings light horizontal (horizontal line)
&boxv; │ U+2502HTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings light vertical
&boxdr; ┌ U+250CHTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings light down and right
&boxdl; ┐ U+2510HTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings light down and left
&boxur; └ U+2514HTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings light up and right
&boxul; ┘ U+2518HTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings light up and left
&boxvr; ├ U+251CHTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings light vertical and right
&boxvl; ┤ U+2524HTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings light vertical and left
&boxhd; ┬ U+252CHTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings light down and horizontal (horizontal and down)
&boxhu; ┴ U+2534HTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings light up and horizontal (horizontal and up)
&boxvh; ┼ U+253CHTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings light vertical and horizontal
&boxH; ═ U+2550HTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings double horizontal
&boxV; ║ U+2551HTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings double vertical
&boxdR; ╒ U+2552HTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings down single and right double
&boxDr; ╓ U+2553HTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings down double and right single
&boxDR; ╔ U+2554HTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings double down and right
&boxdL; ╕ U+2555HTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings down single and left double
&boxDl; ╖ U+2556HTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings down double and left single
&boxDL; ╗ U+2557HTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings double down and left
&boxuR; ╘ U+2558HTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings up single and right double
&boxUr; ╙ U+2559HTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings up double and right single
&boxUR; ╚ U+255AHTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings double up and right
&boxuL; ╛ U+255BHTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings up single and left double
&boxUl; ╜ U+255CHTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings up double and left single
&boxUL; ╝ U+255DHTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings double up and left
&boxvR; ╞ U+255EHTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings vertical single and right double
&boxVr; ╟ U+255FHTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings vertical double and right single
&boxVR; ╠ U+2560HTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings double vertical and right
&boxvL; ╡ U+2561HTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings vertical single and left double
&boxVl; ╢ U+2562HTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings vertical double and left single
&boxVL; ╣ U+2563HTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings double vertical and left
&boxHd; ╤ U+2564HTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings down single and horizontal double (horizontal double and down single)
&boxhD; ╥ U+2565HTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings down double and horizontal single (horizontal single and down double)
&boxHD; ╦ U+2566HTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings double down and horizontal (horizontal and down)
&boxHu; ╧ U+2567HTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings up single and horizontal double (horizontal double and up single)
&boxhU; ╨ U+2568HTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings up double and horizontal single (horizontal single and up double)
&boxHU; ╩ U+2569HTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings double up and horizontal (horizontal and up)
&boxvH; ╪ U+256AHTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings vertical single and horizontal double
&boxVh; ╫ U+256BHTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings vertical double and horizontal single
&boxVH; ╬ U+256CHTML 5.0ISOboxbox drawings double vertical and horizontal
&uhblk; ▀ U+2580HTML 5.0ISOpubupper half block
&lhblk; ▄ U+2584HTML 5.0ISOpublower half block
&block; █ U+2588HTML 5.0ISOpubfull block
&blk14; ░ U+2591HTML 5.0ISOpublight shade (1/4 block)
&blk12; ▒ U+2592HTML 5.0ISOpubmedium shade (1/2 block)
&blk34; ▓ U+2593HTML 5.0ISOpubdark shade (3/4 block)
&squ;
&square;
&Square;		 □ U+25A1HTML 5.0ISOpubwhite square
&squf;
&squarf;
&blacksquare;
&FilledVerySmallSquare;		 ▪ U+25AAHTML 5.0ISOpubblack small square (filled very small square)
&EmptyVerySmallSquare; ▫ U+25ABHTML 5.0white small square (empty very small square)
&rect; ▭ U+25ADHTML 5.0ISOpubwhite rectangle
&marker; ▮ U+25AEHTML 5.0ISOpubblack vertical rectangle (marker)
&fltns; ▱ U+25B1HTML 5.0ISOtechwhite parallelogram
&xutri;
&bigtriangleup;		 △ U+25B3HTML 5.0ISOamsbwhite up-pointing triangle (big up-pointing triangle)
&utrif;
&blacktriangle;		 ▴ U+25B4HTML 5.0ISOpubblack up-pointing small triangle (black triangle, up-pointing triangle filled)
&utri;
&triangle;		 ▵ U+25B5HTML 5.0ISOpubwhite up-pointing small triangle (up-pointing triangle)
&rtrif;
&blacktriangleright;		 ▸ U+25B8HTML 5.0ISOpubblack right-pointing small triangle (black right-pointing triangle, right-pointing triangle filled)
&rtri;
&triangleright;		 ▹ U+25B9HTML 5.0ISOpubwhite right-pointing small triangle (right-pointing triangle)
&xdtri;
&bigtriangledown;		 ▽ U+25BDHTML 5.0ISOamsbwhite down-pointing triangle (big down-pointing triangle)
&dtrif;
&blacktriangledown;		 ▾ U+25BEHTML 5.0ISOpubblack down-pointing small triangle (black down-pointing triangle, down-pointing triangle filled)
&dtri;
&triangledown;		 ▿ U+25BFHTML 5.0ISOpubwhite down-pointing small triangle (down-pointing triangle)
&ltrif;
&blacktriangleleft;		 ◂ U+25C2HTML 5.0ISOpubblack left-pointing small triangle (black left-pointing triangle, left-pointing triangle filled)
&ltri;
&triangleleft;		 ◃ U+25C3HTML 5.0ISOpubwhite left-pointing small triangle (left-pointing triangle)
&loz;
&lozenge;		 ◊ U+25CA
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOpub lozenge
&cir; ○ U+25CBHTML 5.0ISOpubwhite circle (circle)
&tridot; ◬ U+25ECHTML 5.0ISOamsbwhite up-pointing triangle with dot (triangle dot)
&xcirc;
&bigcirc;		 ◯ U+25EFHTML 5.0ISOamsblarge circle (big circle)
&ultri; ◸ U+25F8HTML 5.0ISOamsoupper left triangle
&urtri; ◹ U+25F9HTML 5.0ISOamsoupper right triangle
&lltri; ◺ U+25FAHTML 5.0ISOamsolower left triangle
&EmptySmallSquare; ◻ U+25FBHTML 5.0white medium square (empty small square)
&FilledSmallSquare; ◼ U+25FCHTML 5.0black medium square (filled small square)
&starf;
&bigstar;		 ★ U+2605HTML 5.0ISOpubblack star (filled star, big star)
&star; ☆ U+2606HTML 5.0ISOpubwhite star (star)
&phone; ☎ U+260EHTML 5.0ISOpubblack telephone (phone)
&female; ♀ U+2640HTML 5.0ISOpubfemale sign
&male; ♂ U+2642HTML 5.0ISOpubmale sign
&spades;
&spadesuit;		 ♠ U+2660
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOpub black spade suit [lower-alpha 18]
&clubs;
&clubsuit;		 ♣ U+2663
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOpub black club suit (shamrock) [lower-alpha 18]
&hearts;
&heartsuit;		 ♥ U+2665
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOpub black heart suit (valentine) [lower-alpha 18]
&diams;
&diamondsuit;		 ♦ U+2666
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOpub black diamond suit [lower-alpha 18]
&sung; ♪ U+266AHTML 5.0ISOnumeighth note (sung)
&flat; ♭ U+266DHTML 5.0ISOpubmusic flat sign
&natur;
&natural;		 ♮ U+266EHTML 5.0ISOpubmusic natural sign
&sharp; ♯ U+266FHTML 5.0ISOpubmusic sharp sign
&check;
&checkmark;		 ✓ U+2713HTML 5.0ISOpubcheck mark
&cross; ✗ U+2717HTML 5.0ISOpubballot x (cross)
&malt;
&maltese;		 ✠ U+2720HTML 5.0ISOpubMaltese cross
&sext; ✶ U+2736HTML 5.0ISOpubsix pointed black star (sextile)
&VerticalSeparator; ❘ U+2758HTML 5.0light vertical bar (vertical separator)
&lbbrk; ❲ U+2772HTML 5.0ISOtechlight left tortoise shell bracket ornament
&rbbrk; ❳ U+2773HTML 5.0ISOtechlight right tortoise shell bracket ornament
&bsolhsub; ⟈ U+27C8HTML 5.0ISOamsrreverse solidus preceding subset
&suphsol; ⟉ U+27C9HTML 5.0ISOamsrsuperset preceding solidus
&lobrk;
&LeftDoubleBracket;		 ⟦ U+27E6HTML 5.0ISOtechmathematical left white square bracket
&robrk;
&RightDoubleBracket;		 ⟧ U+27E7HTML 5.0ISOtechmathematical right white square bracket
&lang;
&LeftAngleBracket;
&langle;		 ⟨
  • U+27E8;
  • previously U+2329
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOtechmathematical left angle bracket (bra) [lower-alpha 35]
&rang;
&RightAngleBracket;
&rangle;		 ⟩
  • U+27E9;
  • previously U+232A
  • HTML 4.0
  • HTML 5.0
  • HTML 5.0
HTMLsymbolISOtechmathematical right angle bracket (ket) [lower-alpha 36]
&Lang; ⟪ U+27EAHTML 5.0ISOtechmathematical left double angle bracket
&Rang; ⟫ U+27EBHTML 5.0ISOtechmathematical right double angle bracket
&loang; ⟬ U+27ECHTML 5.0ISOtechmathematical left white tortoise shell bracket
&roang; ⟭ U+27EDHTML 5.0ISOtechmathematical right white tortoise shell bracket
&xlarr;
&longleftarrow;
&LongLeftArrow;		 ⟵ U+27F5HTML 5.0ISOamsalong leftwards arrow
&xrarr;
&longrightarrow;
&LongRightArrow;		 ⟶ U+27F6HTML 5.0ISOamsalong rightwards arrow
&xharr;
&longleftrightarrow;
&LongLeftRightArrow;		 ⟷ U+27F7HTML 5.0ISOamsalong left right arrow (long horizontal arrow)
&xlArr;
&Longleftarrow;
&DoubleLongLeftArrow;		 ⟸ U+27F8HTML 5.0ISOamsalong leftwards double arrow
&xrArr;
&Longrightarrow;
&DoubleLongRightArrow;		 ⟹ U+27F9HTML 5.0ISOamsalong rightwards double arrow
&xhArr;
&Longleftrightarrow;
&DoubleLongLeftRightArrow;		 ⟺ U+27FAHTML 5.0ISOamsalong left right double arrow (long horizontal double arrow)
&xmap;
&longmapsto;		 ⟼ U+27FCHTML 5.0ISOamsalong rightwards arrow from bar (long maps to)
&dzigrarr; ⟿ U+27FFHTML 5.0ISOamsalong rightwards squiggle arrow (long rightwards zigzag arrow)
&nvlArr; ⤂ U+2902HTML 5.0ISOamsaleftwards double arrow with vertical stroke
&nvrArr; ⤃ U+2903HTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards double arrow with vertical stroke
&nvHarr; ⤄ U+2904HTML 5.0ISOamsaleft right double arrow with vertical stroke
&Map; ⤅ U+2905HTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards two-headed arrow from bar (double maps to)
&lbarr; ⤌ U+290CHTML 5.0ISOamsaleftwards double dash arrow
&rbarr;
&bkarow;		 ⤍ U+290DHTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards double dash arrow
&lBarr; ⤎ U+290EHTML 5.0ISOamsaleftwards triple dash arrow
&rBarr;
&dbkarow;		 ⤏ U+290FHTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards triple dash arrow
&RBarr;
&drbkarow;		 ⤐ U+2910HTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards two-headed triple dash arrow
&DDotrahd; ⤑ U+2911HTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards arrow with dotted stem
&UpArrowBar; ⤒ U+2912HTML 5.0upwards arrow to bar
&DownArrowBar; ⤓ U+2913HTML 5.0downwards arrow to bar
&Rarrtl; ⤖ U+2916HTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards two-headed arrow with tail
&latail; ⤙ U+2919HTML 5.0ISOamsaleftwards arrow-tail
&ratail; ⤚ U+291AHTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards arrow-tail
&lAtail; ⤛ U+291BHTML 5.0ISOamsaleftwards double arrow-tail
&rAtail; ⤜ U+291CHTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards double arrow-tail
&larrfs; ⤝ U+291DHTML 5.0ISOamsaleftwards arrow to black diamond
&rarrfs; ⤞ U+291EHTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards arrow to black diamond
&larrbfs; ⤟ U+291FHTML 5.0ISOamsaleftwards arrow from bar to black diamond
&rarrbfs; ⤠ U+2920HTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards arrow from bar to black diamond
&nwarhk; ⤣ U+2923HTML 5.0ISOamsanorth west arrow with hook
&nearhk; ⤤ U+2924HTML 5.0ISOamsanorth east arrow with hook
&searhk;
&hksearow;		 ⤥ U+2925HTML 5.0ISOamsasouth east arrow with hook
&swarhk;
&hkswarow;		 ⤦ U+2926HTML 5.0ISOamsasouth west arrow with hook
&nwnear; ⤧ U+2927HTML 5.0ISOamsanorth west arrow and north east arrow
&nesear;
&toea;		 ⤨ U+2928HTML 5.0ISOamsanorth east arrow and south east arrow (to east arrow)
&seswar;
&tosa;		 ⤩ U+2929HTML 5.0ISOamsasouth east arrow and south west arrow (to south arrow)
&swnwar; ⤪ U+292AHTML 5.0ISOamsasouth west arrow and north west arrow
&rarrc; ⤳ U+2933HTML 5.0ISOamsawave arrow pointing directly right (right arrow curved)
&nrarrc; ⤳̸ U+2933  U+0338HTML 5.0ISOamsawave arrow pointing directly right, combining long solidus overlay
&cudarrr; ⤵ U+2935HTML 5.0ISOamsaarrow pointing rightwards then curving downwards (curved down arrow right)
&ldca; ⤶ U+2936HTML 5.0ISOamsaarrow pointing downwards then curving leftwards (left down curved arrow)
&rdca; ⤷ U+2937HTML 5.0ISOamsaarrow pointing downwards then curving rightwards (right down curved arrow)
&cudarrl; ⤸ U+2938HTML 5.0ISOamsaright-side arc clockwise arrow (curved down arrow left)
&larrpl; ⤹ U+2939HTML 5.0ISOamsaleft-side arc anticlockwise arrow
&curarrm; ⤼ U+293CHTML 5.0ISOamsatop arc clockwise arrow with minus (curved right arrow with minus)
&cularrp; ⤽ U+293DHTML 5.0ISOamsatop arc anticlockwise arrow with plus (curved left arrow with plus)
&rarrpl; ⥅ U+2945HTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards arrow with plus below
&harrcir; ⥈ U+2948HTML 5.0ISOamsaleft right arrow through small circle
&Uarrocir; ⥉ U+2949HTML 5.0ISOamsaupwards two-headed arrow from small circle
&lurdshar; ⥊ U+294AHTML 5.0ISOamsaleft barb up right barb down harpoon (left up right down short arrow)
&ldrushar; ⥋ U+294BHTML 5.0ISOamsaleft barb down right barb up harpoon (left down right up short arrow)
&LeftRightVector; ⥎ U+294EHTML 5.0left barb up right barb up harpoon (left right vector)
&RightUpDownVector; ⥏ U+294FHTML 5.0up barb right down barb right harpoon (right up down vector)
&DownLeftRightVector; ⥐ U+2950HTML 5.0left barb down right barb down harpoon (down left right vector)
&LeftUpDownVector; ⥑ U+2951HTML 5.0up barb left down barb left harpoon (left up down vector)
&LeftVectorBar; ⥒ U+2952HTML 5.0leftwards harpoon with barb up to bar (left vector bar)
&RightVectorBar; ⥓ U+2953HTML 5.0rightwards harpoon with barb up to bar (right vector bar)
&RightUpVectorBar; ⥔ U+2954HTML 5.0upwards harpoon with barb right to bar (right up vector bar)
&RightDownVectorBar; ⥕ U+2955HTML 5.0downwards harpoon with barb right to bar (right down vector bar)
&DownLeftVectorBar; ⥖ U+2956HTML 5.0leftwards harpoon with barb down to bar (down left vector bar)
&DownRightVectorBar; ⥗ U+2957HTML 5.0rightwards harpoon with barb down to bar (down right vector bar)
&LeftUpVectorBar; ⥘ U+2958HTML 5.0upwards harpoon with barb left to bar (left up vector bar)
&LeftDownVectorBar; ⥙ U+2959HTML 5.0downwards harpoon with barb left to bar (left down vector bar)
&LeftTeeVector; ⥚ U+295AHTML 5.0leftwards harpoon with barb up from bar (left tee vector)
&RightTeeVector; ⥛ U+295BHTML 5.0rightwards harpoon with barb up from bar (right tee vector)
&RightUpTeeVector; ⥜ U+295CHTML 5.0upwards harpoon with barb right from bar (right up tee vector)
&RightDownTeeVector; ⥝ U+295DHTML 5.0downwards harpoon with barb right from bar (right down tee vector)
&DownLeftTeeVector; ⥞ U+295EHTML 5.0leftwards harpoon with barb down from bar (down left tee vector)
&DownRightTeeVector; ⥟ U+295FHTML 5.0rightwards harpoon with barb down from bar (down right tee vector)
&LeftUpTeeVector; ⥠ U+2960HTML 5.0upwards harpoon with barb left from bar (left up tee vector)
&LeftDownTeeVector; ⥡ U+2961HTML 5.0downwards harpoon with barb left from bar (left down tee vector)
&lHar; ⥢ U+2962HTML 5.0ISOamsaleftwards harpoon with barb up above leftwards harpoon with barb down
&uHar; ⥣ U+2963HTML 5.0ISOamsaupwards harpoon with barb left beside upwards harpoon with barb right
&rHar; ⥤ U+2964HTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards harpoon with barb up above rightwards harpoon with barb down
&dHar; ⥥ U+2965HTML 5.0ISOamsadownwards harpoon with barb left beside downwards harpoon with barb right
&luruhar; ⥦ U+2966HTML 5.0ISOamsaleftwards harpoon with barb up above rightwards harpoon with barb up
&ldrdhar; ⥧ U+2967HTML 5.0ISOamsaleftwards harpoon with barb down above rightwards harpoon with barb down
&ruluhar; ⥨ U+2968HTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards harpoon with barb up above leftwards harpoon with barb up
&rdldhar; ⥩ U+2969HTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards harpoon with barb down above leftwards harpoon with barb down
&lharul; ⥪ U+296AHTML 5.0ISOamsaleftwards harpoon with barb up above long dash
&llhard; ⥫ U+296BHTML 5.0ISOamsaleftwards harpoon with barb down below long dash
&rharul; ⥬ U+296CHTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards harpoon with barb up above long dash
&lrhard; ⥭ U+296DHTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards harpoon with barb down below long dash
&udhar;
&UpEquilibrium;		 ⥮ U+296EHTML 5.0ISOamsaupwards harpoon with barb left beside downwards harpoon with barb right (up equilibrium)
&duhar;
&ReverseUpEquilibrium;		 ⥯ U+296FHTML 5.0ISOamsadownwards harpoon with barb left beside upwards harpoon with barb right (reverse up equilibrium)
&RoundImplies; ⥰ U+2970HTML 5.0right double arrow with rounded head (round implies)
&erarr; ⥱ U+2971HTML 5.0ISOamsaequals sign above rightwards arrow
&simrarr; ⥲ U+2972HTML 5.0ISOamsatilde operator above rightwards arrow (similar to above rightwards arrow)
&larrsim; ⥳ U+2973HTML 5.0ISOamsaleftwards arrow above tilde operator (leftwards arrow above similar to)
&rarrsim; ⥴ U+2974HTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards arrow above tilde operator (rightwards arrow above similar to)
&rarrap; ⥵ U+2975HTML 5.0ISOamsarightwards arrow above almost equal to (rightwards arrow above approximately equal to)
&ltlarr; ⥶ U+2976HTML 5.0ISOamsrless-than above leftwards arrow
&gtrarr; ⥸ U+2978HTML 5.0ISOamsrgreater-than above rightwards arrow
&subrarr; ⥹ U+2979HTML 5.0ISOamsrsubset above rightwards arrow
&suplarr; ⥻ U+297BHTML 5.0ISOamsrsuperset above leftwards arrow
&lfisht; ⥼ U+297CHTML 5.0ISOamsaleft fish tail
&rfisht; ⥽ U+297DHTML 5.0ISOamsaright fish tail
&ufisht; ⥾ U+297EHTML 5.0ISOamsaup fish tail
&dfisht; ⥿ U+297FHTML 5.0ISOamsadown fish tail
&lopar; ⦅ U+2985HTML 5.0ISOtechleft white parenthesis
&ropar; ⦆ U+2986HTML 5.0ISOtechright white parenthesis
&lbrke; ⦋ U+298BHTML 5.0ISOamscleft square bracket with underbar
&rbrke; ⦌ U+298CHTML 5.0ISOamscright square bracket with underbar
&lbrkslu; ⦍ U+298DHTML 5.0ISOamscleft square bracket with tick in top corner
&rbrksld; ⦎ U+298EHTML 5.0ISOamscright square bracket with tick in bottom corner
&lbrksld; ⦏ U+298FHTML 5.0ISOamscleft square bracket with tick in bottom corner
&rbrkslu; ⦐ U+2990HTML 5.0ISOamscright square bracket with tick in top corner
&langd; ⦑ U+2991HTML 5.0ISOamscleft angle bracket with dot
&rangd; ⦒ U+2992HTML 5.0ISOamscright angle bracket with dot
&lparlt; ⦓ U+2993HTML 5.0ISOamscleft arc less-than bracket (left parenthesis less-than)
&rpargt; ⦔ U+2994HTML 5.0ISOamscright arc greater-than bracket (right parenthesis greater-than)
&gtlPar; ⦕ U+2995HTML 5.0ISOamscdouble left arc greater-than bracket (double left parenthesis greater-than)
&ltrPar; ⦖ U+2996HTML 5.0ISOamscdouble right arc less-than bracket (double right parenthesis less-than)
&vzigzag; ⦚ U+299AHTML 5.0ISOamsovertical zigzag line
&vangrt; ⦜ U+299CHTML 5.0ISOtechright angle variant with square
&angrtvbd; ⦝ U+299DHTML 5.0ISOamsomeasured right angle with dot
&ange; ⦤ U+29A4HTML 5.0ISOamsoangle with underbar
&range; ⦥ U+29A5HTML 5.0ISOamsoreversed angle with underbar
&dwangle; ⦦ U+29A6HTML 5.0ISOtechoblique angle opening up
&uwangle; ⦧ U+29A7HTML 5.0ISOtechoblique angle opening down
&angmsdaa; ⦨ U+29A8HTML 5.0ISOamsomeasured angle with open arm ending in arrow pointing up and right
&angmsdab; ⦩ U+29A9HTML 5.0ISOamsomeasured angle with open arm ending in arrow pointing up and left
&angmsdac; ⦪ U+29AAHTML 5.0ISOamsomeasured angle with open arm ending in arrow pointing down and right
&angmsdad; ⦫ U+29ABHTML 5.0ISOamsomeasured angle with open arm ending in arrow pointing down and left
&angmsdae; ⦬ U+29ACHTML 5.0ISOamsomeasured angle with open arm ending in arrow pointing right and up
&angmsdaf; ⦭ U+29ADHTML 5.0ISOamsomeasured angle with open arm ending in arrow pointing left and up
&angmsdag; ⦮ U+29AEHTML 5.0ISOamsomeasured angle with open arm ending in arrow pointing right and down
&angmsdah; ⦯ U+29AFHTML 5.0ISOamsomeasured angle with open arm ending in arrow pointing left and down
&bemptyv; ⦰ U+29B0HTML 5.0ISOamsoreversed empty set (backwards empty set)
&demptyv; ⦱ U+29B1HTML 5.0ISOamsoempty set with overbar (dash over empty set)
&cemptyv; ⦲ U+29B2HTML 5.0ISOamsoempty set with small circle above
&raemptyv; ⦳ U+29B3HTML 5.0ISOamsoempty set with right arrow above
&laemptyv; ⦴ U+29B4HTML 5.0ISOamsoempty set with left arrow above
&ohbar; ⦵ U+29B5HTML 5.0ISOamsbcircle with horizontal bar
&omid; ⦶ U+29B6HTML 5.0ISOamsbcircled vertical bar (circled middle line)
&opar; ⦷ U+29B7HTML 5.0ISOamsbcircled parallel
&operp; ⦹ U+29B9HTML 5.0ISOamsbcircled perpendicular
&olcross; ⦻ U+29BBHTML 5.0ISOtechcircle with superimposed x (circled large cross)
&odsold; ⦼ U+29BCHTML 5.0ISOamsbcircled anticlockwise-rotated division sign
&olcir; ⦾ U+29BEHTML 5.0ISOamsbcircled white bullet (circled light circle)
&ofcir; ⦿ U+29BFHTML 5.0ISOamsbcircled bullet (circled full circle)
&olt; ⧀ U+29C0HTML 5.0ISOamsbcircled less-than
&ogt; ⧁ U+29C1HTML 5.0ISOamsbcircled greater-than
&cirscir; ⧂ U+29C2HTML 5.0ISOamsocircle with small circle to the right
&cirE; ⧃ U+29C3HTML 5.0ISOamsocircle with two horizontal strokes to the right
&solb; ⧄ U+29C4HTML 5.0ISOamsbsquared rising diagonal slash (boxed solidus)
&bsolb; ⧅ U+29C5HTML 5.0ISOamsbsquared falling diagonal slash (backward boxed solidus)
&boxbox; ⧉ U+29C9HTML 5.0ISOamsotwo joined squares (two joined boxes)
&trisb; ⧍ U+29CDHTML 5.0triangle with serifs at bottom
&rtriltri; ⧎ U+29CEHTML 5.0ISOamsrright triangle above left triangle
&LeftTriangleBar; ⧏ U+29CFHTML 5.0left triangle beside vertical bar
&NotLeftTriangleBar; ⧏̸ U+29CF  U+0338HTML 5.0left triangle beside vertical bar, combining long solidus overlay
&RightTriangleBar; ⧐ U+29D0HTML 5.0vertical bar beside right triangle
&NotRightTriangleBar; ⧐̸ U+29D0  U+0338HTML 5.0vertical bar beside right triangle, combining long solidus overlay
&iinfin; ⧜ U+29DCHTML 5.0ISOtechincomplete infinity
&infintie; ⧝ U+29DDHTML 5.0ISOtechtie over infinity
&nvinfin; ⧞ U+29DEHTML 5.0ISOtechinfinity negated with vertical bar
&eparsl; ⧣ U+29E3HTML 5.0ISOtechequals sign and slanted parallel
&smeparsl; ⧤ U+29E4HTML 5.0ISOtechequals sign and slanted parallel with tilde above (similar to over equals sign and slanted parallel)
&eqvparsl; ⧥ U+29E5HTML 5.0ISOtechidentical to and slanted parallel ('equivalent to' and slanted parallel)
&lozf;
&blacklozenge;		 ⧫ U+29EBHTML 5.0ISOpubblack lozenge (lozenge filled)
&RuleDelayed; ⧴ U+29F4HTML 5.0rule-delayed
&dsol; ⧶ U+29F6HTML 5.0ISOtechsolidus with overbar (dash over solidus)
&xodot;
&bigodot;		 ⨀ U+2A00HTML 5.0ISOamsbn-ary circled dot operator
&xoplus;
&bigoplus;		 ⨁ U+2A01HTML 5.0ISOamsbn-ary circled plus operator
&xotime;
&bigotimes;		 ⨂ U+2A02HTML 5.0ISOamsbn-ary circled times operator
&xuplus;
&biguplus;		 ⨄ U+2A04HTML 5.0ISOamsbn-ary union operator with plus (big u plus)
&xsqcup;
&bigsqcup;		 ⨆ U+2A06HTML 5.0ISOamsbn-ary square union operator (big square cup)
&qint;
&iiiint;		 ⨌ U+2A0CHTML 5.0ISOtechquadruple integral operator
&fpartint; ⨍ U+2A0DHTML 5.0ISOtechfinite part integral
&cirfnint; ⨐ U+2A10HTML 5.0ISOtechcirculation function
&awint; ⨑ U+2A11HTML 5.0ISOtechanticlockwise integration
&rppolint; ⨒ U+2A12HTML 5.0ISOtechline integration with rectangular path around pole
&scpolint; ⨓ U+2A13HTML 5.0ISOtechline integration with semicircular path around pole
&npolint; ⨔ U+2A14HTML 5.0ISOtechline integration not including the pole
&pointint; ⨕ U+2A15HTML 5.0ISOtechintegral around a point operator
&quatint; ⨖ U+2A16HTML 5.0ISOtechquaternion integral operator
&intlarhk; ⨗ U+2A17HTML 5.0ISOtechintegral with leftwards arrow with hook
&pluscir; ⨢ U+2A22HTML 5.0ISOamsbplus sign with small circle above
&plusacir; ⨣ U+2A23HTML 5.0ISOamsbplus sign with circumflex accent above
&simplus; ⨤ U+2A24HTML 5.0ISOamsbplus sign with tilde above (plus sign with similar to above)
&plusdu; ⨥ U+2A25HTML 5.0ISOamsbplus sign with dot below (plus dot under)
&plussim; ⨦ U+2A26HTML 5.0ISOamsbplus sign with tilde below (plus sign with similar to below)
&plustwo; ⨧ U+2A27HTML 5.0ISOamsbplus sign with subscript two
&mcomma; ⨩ U+2A29HTML 5.0ISOamsrminus sign with comma above
&minusdu; ⨪ U+2A2AHTML 5.0ISOamsbminus sign with dot below (minus dot under)
&loplus; ⨭ U+2A2DHTML 5.0ISOamsbplus sign in left half circle
&roplus; ⨮ U+2A2EHTML 5.0ISOamsbplus sign in right half circle
&Cross; ⨯ U+2A2FHTML 5.0vector or cross product
&timesd; ⨰ U+2A30HTML 5.0ISOamsbmultiplication sign with dot above (times dot)
&timesbar; ⨱ U+2A31HTML 5.0ISOamsbmultiplication sign with underbar
&smashp; ⨳ U+2A33HTML 5.0ISOamsbsmash product
&lotimes; ⨴ U+2A34HTML 5.0ISOamsbmultiplication sign in left half circle
&rotimes; ⨵ U+2A35HTML 5.0ISOamsbmultiplication sign in right half circle
&otimesas; ⨶ U+2A36HTML 5.0ISOamsbcircled multiplication sign with circumflex accent
&Otimes; ⨷ U+2A37HTML 5.0ISOamsbmultiplication sign in double circle
&odiv; ⨸ U+2A38HTML 5.0ISOamsbcircled division sign
&triplus; ⨹ U+2A39HTML 5.0ISOamsbplus sign in triangle
&triminus; ⨺ U+2A3AHTML 5.0ISOamsbminus sign in triangle
&tritime; ⨻ U+2A3BHTML 5.0ISOamsbmultiplication sign in triangle
&iprod;
&intprod;		 ⨼ U+2A3CHTML 5.0ISOamsbinterior product
&amalg; ⨿ U+2A3FHTML 5.0ISOamsbamalgamation or coproduct
&capdot; ⩀ U+2A40HTML 5.0ISOamsbintersection with dot (cap dot)
&ncup; ⩂ U+2A42HTML 5.0ISOamsbunion with overbar
&ncap; ⩃ U+2A43HTML 5.0ISOamsbintersection with overbar
&capand; ⩄ U+2A44HTML 5.0ISOamsbintersection with logical and (cap and)
&cupor; ⩅ U+2A45HTML 5.0ISOamsbunion with logical or (cup or)
&cupcap; ⩆ U+2A46HTML 5.0ISOamsbunion above intersection (cup cap)
&capcup; ⩇ U+2A47HTML 5.0ISOamsbintersection above union (cap cup)
&cupbrcap; ⩈ U+2A48HTML 5.0ISOamsbunion above bar above intersection (cup bar cap)
&capbrcup; ⩉ U+2A49HTML 5.0ISOamsbintersection above bar above union (cap bar cup)
&cupcup; ⩊ U+2A4AHTML 5.0ISOamsbunion beside and joined with union (cup cup)
&capcap; ⩋ U+2A4BHTML 5.0ISOamsbintersection beside and joined with intersection (cap cap)
&ccups; ⩌ U+2A4CHTML 5.0closed union with serifs
&ccaps; ⩍ U+2A4DHTML 5.0closed intersection with serifs
&ccupssm; ⩐ U+2A50HTML 5.0closed union with serifs and smash product
&And; ⩓ U+2A53HTML 5.0ISOtechdouble logical and
&Or; ⩔ U+2A54HTML 5.0ISOtechdouble logical or
&andand; ⩕ U+2A55HTML 5.0ISOtechtwo intersecting logical and
&oror; ⩖ U+2A56HTML 5.0ISOtechtwo intersecting logical or
&orslope; ⩗ U+2A57HTML 5.0ISOtechsloping large or
&andslope; ⩘ U+2A58HTML 5.0ISOtechsloping large and
&andv; ⩚ U+2A5AHTML 5.0ISOtechlogical and with middle stem
&orv; ⩛ U+2A5BHTML 5.0ISOtechlogical or with middle stem
&andd; ⩜ U+2A5CHTML 5.0ISOtechlogical and with horizontal dash
&ord; ⩝ U+2A5DHTML 5.0ISOtechlogical or with horizontal dash
&wedbar; ⩟ U+2A5FHTML 5.0logical and with underbar
&sdote; ⩦ U+2A66HTML 5.0ISOamsrequals sign with dot below
&simdot; ⩪ U+2A6AHTML 5.0ISOtechtilde operator with dot above (similar with dot)
&congdot; ⩭ U+2A6DHTML 5.0ISOamsrcongruent with dot above
&ncongdot; ⩭̸ U+2A6D  U+0338HTML 5.0ISOamsncongruent with dot above, combining long solidus overlay
&easter; ⩮ U+2A6EHTML 5.0ISOamsrequals with asterisk
&apacir; ⩯ U+2A6FHTML 5.0ISOtechalmost equal to with circumflex accent
&apE; ⩰ U+2A70HTML 5.0ISOamsrapproximately equal or equal to
&napE; ⩰̸ U+2A70  U+0338HTML 5.0ISOamsnapproximately equal or equal to, combining long solidus overlay
&eplus; ⩱ U+2A71HTML 5.0ISOamsbequals sign above plus sign
&pluse; ⩲ U+2A72HTML 5.0ISOamsbplus sign above equals sign
&Esim; ⩳ U+2A73HTML 5.0ISOamsrequals sign above tilde operator
&Colone; ⩴ U+2A74HTML 5.0ISOamsrdouble colon equal
&Equal; ⩵ U+2A75HTML 5.0two consecutive equals signs
&eDDot;
&ddotseq;		 ⩷ U+2A77HTML 5.0ISOamsrequals sign with two dots above and two dots below
&equivDD; ⩸ U+2A78HTML 5.0ISOamsrequivalent with four dots above
&ltcir; ⩹ U+2A79HTML 5.0ISOamsrless-than with circle inside
&gtcir; ⩺ U+2A7AHTML 5.0ISOamsrgreater-than with circle inside
&ltquest; ⩻ U+2A7BHTML 5.0ISOamsrless-than with question mark above
&gtquest; ⩼ U+2A7CHTML 5.0ISOamsrgreater-than with question mark above
&les;
&LessSlantEqual;
&leqslant;		 ⩽ U+2A7DHTML 5.0ISOamsrless-than or slanted equal to
&nles;
&nleqslant;
&NotLessSlantEqual;		 ⩽̸ U+2A7D  U+0338HTML 5.0ISOamsnless-than or slanted equal to, combining long solidus overlay
&ges;
&GreaterSlantEqual;
&geqslant;		 ⩾ U+2A7EHTML 5.0ISOamsrgreater-than or slanted equal to
&nges;
&ngeqslant;
&NotGreaterSlantEqual;		 ⩾̸ U+2A7E  U+0338HTML 5.0ISOamsngreater-than or slanted equal to, combining long solidus overlay
&lesdot; ⩿ U+2A7FHTML 5.0ISOamsrless-than or slanted equal to with dot inside
&gesdot; ⪀ U+2A80HTML 5.0ISOamsrgreater-than or slanted equal to with dot inside
&lesdoto; ⪁ U+2A81HTML 5.0ISOamsrless-than or slanted equal to with dot above
&gesdoto; ⪂ U+2A82HTML 5.0ISOamsrgreater-than or slanted equal to with dot above
&lesdotor; ⪃ U+2A83HTML 5.0ISOamsrless-than or slanted equal to with dot above right
&gesdotol; ⪄ U+2A84HTML 5.0ISOamsrgreater-than or slanted equal to with dot above left
&lap;
&lessapprox;		 ⪅ U+2A85HTML 5.0ISOamsrless-than or approximate
&gap;
&gtrapprox;		 ⪆ U+2A86HTML 5.0ISOamsrgreater-than or approximate
&lne;
&lneq;		 ⪇ U+2A87HTML 5.0ISOamsnless-than and single-line not equal to
&gne;
&gneq;		 ⪈ U+2A88HTML 5.0ISOamsngreater-than and single-line not equal to
&lnap;
&lnapprox;		 ⪉ U+2A89HTML 5.0ISOamsnless-than and not approximate
&gnap;
&gnapprox;		 ⪊ U+2A8AHTML 5.0ISOamsngreater-than and not approximate
&lEg;
&lesseqqgtr;		 ⪋ U+2A8BHTML 5.0ISOamsrless-than above double-line equal above greater-than
&gEl;
&gtreqqless;		 ⪌ U+2A8CHTML 5.0ISOamsrgreater-than above double-line equal above less-than
&lsime; ⪍ U+2A8DHTML 5.0ISOamsrless-than above similar or equal
&gsime; ⪎ U+2A8EHTML 5.0ISOamsrgreater-than above similar or equal
&lsimg; ⪏ U+2A8FHTML 5.0ISOamsrless-than above similar above greater-than
&gsiml; ⪐ U+2A90HTML 5.0ISOamsrgreater-than above similar above less-than
&lgE; ⪑ U+2A91HTML 5.0ISOamsrless-than above greater-than above double-line equal
&glE; ⪒ U+2A92HTML 5.0ISOamsrgreater-than above less-than above double-line equal
&lesges; ⪓ U+2A93HTML 5.0ISOamsrless-than above slanted equal above greater-than above slanted equal
&gesles; ⪔ U+2A94HTML 5.0ISOamsrgreater-than above slanted equal above less-than above slanted equal
&els;
&eqslantless;		 ⪕ U+2A95HTML 5.0ISOamsrslanted equal to or less-than
&egs;
&eqslantgtr;		 ⪖ U+2A96HTML 5.0ISOamsrslanted equal to or greater-than
&elsdot; ⪗ U+2A97HTML 5.0ISOamsrslanted equal to or less-than with dot inside
&egsdot; ⪘ U+2A98HTML 5.0ISOamsrslanted equal to or greater-than with dot inside
&el; ⪙ U+2A99HTML 5.0ISOamsrdouble-line equal to or less-than
&eg; ⪚ U+2A9AHTML 5.0ISOamsrdouble-line equal to or greater-than
&siml; ⪝ U+2A9DHTML 5.0ISOamsrsimilar or less-than
&simg; ⪞ U+2A9EHTML 5.0ISOamsrsimilar or greater-than
&simlE; ⪟ U+2A9FHTML 5.0ISOamsrsimilar above less-than above equals sign
&simgE; ⪠ U+2AA0HTML 5.0ISOamsrsimilar above greater-than above equals sign
&LessLess; ⪡ U+2AA1HTML 5.0double nested less-than
&NotNestedLessLess; ⪡̸ U+2AA1  U+0338HTML 5.0double nested less-than, combining long solidus overlay
&GreaterGreater; ⪢ U+2AA2HTML 5.0double nested greater-than
&NotNestedGreaterGreater; ⪢̸ U+2AA2  U+0338HTML 5.0double nested greater-than, combining long solidus overlay
&glj; ⪤ U+2AA4HTML 5.0ISOamsrgreater-than overlapping less-than
&gla; ⪥ U+2AA5HTML 5.0ISOamsrgreater-than beside less-than
&ltcc; ⪦ U+2AA6HTML 5.0ISOamsrless-than closed by curve
&gtcc; ⪧ U+2AA7HTML 5.0ISOamsrgreater-than closed by curve
&lescc; ⪨ U+2AA8HTML 5.0ISOamsrless-than closed by curve above slanted equal
&gescc; ⪩ U+2AA9HTML 5.0ISOamsrgreater-than closed by curve above slanted equal
&smt; ⪪ U+2AAAHTML 5.0ISOamsrsmaller than
&lat; ⪫ U+2AABHTML 5.0ISOamsrlarger than
&smte; ⪬ U+2AACHTML 5.0ISOamsrsmaller than or equal to
&smtes; ⪬︀ U+2AAC  U+FE00HTML 5.0ISOamsrsmaller than or equal to, variation selector-1
&late; ⪭ U+2AADHTML 5.0ISOamsrlarger than or equal to
&lates; ⪭︀ U+2AAD  U+FE00HTML 5.0ISOamsrlarger than or equal to, variation selector-1
&bumpE; ⪮ U+2AAEHTML 5.0ISOamsrequals sign with bumpy above
&pre;
&preceq;
&PrecedesEqual;		 ⪯ U+2AAFHTML 5.0ISOamsrprecedes above single-line equals sign
&npre;
&NotPrecedesEqual;
&npreceq;		 ⪯̸ U+2AAF  U+0338HTML 5.0ISOamsnprecedes above single-line equals sign, combining long solidus overlay
&sce;
&succeq;
&SucceedsEqual;		 ⪰ U+2AB0HTML 5.0ISOamsrsucceeds above single-line equals sign
&nsce;
&NotSucceedsEqual;
&nsucceq;		 ⪰̸ U+2AB0  U+0338HTML 5.0ISOamsnsucceeds above single-line equals sign, combining long solidus overlay
&prE; ⪳ U+2AB3HTML 5.0ISOamsrprecedes above equals sign
&scE; ⪴ U+2AB4HTML 5.0ISOamsrsucceeds above equals sign
&prnE;
&precneqq;		 ⪵ U+2AB5HTML 5.0ISOamsnprecedes above not equal to
&scnE;
&succneqq;		 ⪶ U+2AB6HTML 5.0ISOamsnsucceeds above not equal to
&prap;
&precapprox;		 ⪷ U+2AB7HTML 5.0ISOamsrprecedes above almost equal to
&scap;
&succapprox;		 ⪸ U+2AB8HTML 5.0ISOamsrsucceeds above almost equal to
&prnap;
&precnapprox;		 ⪹ U+2AB9HTML 5.0ISOamsnprecedes above not almost equal to
&scnap;
&succnapprox;		 ⪺ U+2ABAHTML 5.0ISOamsnsucceeds above not almost equal to
&Pr; ⪻ U+2ABBHTML 5.0ISOamsrdouble precedes
&Sc; ⪼ U+2ABCHTML 5.0ISOamsrdouble succeeds
&subdot; ⪽ U+2ABDHTML 5.0ISOamsbsubset with dot
&supdot; ⪾ U+2ABEHTML 5.0ISOamsbsuperset with dot
&subplus; ⪿ U+2ABFHTML 5.0ISOamsrsubset with plus sign below
&supplus; ⫀ U+2AC0HTML 5.0ISOamsrsuperset with plus sign below
&submult; ⫁ U+2AC1HTML 5.0ISOamsrsubset with multiplication sign below
&supmult; ⫂ U+2AC2HTML 5.0ISOamsrsuperset with multiplication sign below
&subedot; ⫃ U+2AC3HTML 5.0ISOamsrsubset of or equal to with dot above
&supedot; ⫄ U+2AC4HTML 5.0ISOamsrsuperset of or equal to with dot above
&subE;
&subseteqq;		 ⫅ U+2AC5HTML 5.0ISOamsrsubset of above equals sign
&nsubE;
&nsubseteqq;		 ⫅̸ U+2AC5  U+0338HTML 5.0ISOamsnsubset of above equals sign, combining long solidus overlay
&supE;
&supseteqq;		 ⫆ U+2AC6HTML 5.0ISOamsrsuperset of above equals sign
&nsupE;
&nsupseteqq;		 ⫆̸ U+2AC6  U+0338HTML 5.0ISOamsnsuperset of above equals sign, combining long solidus overlay
&subsim; ⫇ U+2AC7HTML 5.0ISOamsrsubset of above tilde operator
&supsim; ⫈ U+2AC8HTML 5.0ISOamsrsuperset of above tilde operator
&subnE;
&subsetneqq;		 ⫋ U+2ACBHTML 5.0ISOamsnsubset of above not equal to
&vsubnE;
&varsubsetneqq;		 ⫋︀ U+2ACB  U+FE00HTML 5.0ISOamsnsubset of above not equal to, variation selector-1
&supnE;
&supsetneqq;		 ⫌ U+2ACCHTML 5.0ISOamsnsuperset of above not equal to
&vsupnE;
&varsupsetneqq;		 ⫌︀ U+2ACC  U+FE00HTML 5.0ISOamsnsuperset of above not equal to, variation selector-1
&csub; ⫏ U+2ACFHTML 5.0ISOamsrclosed subset
&csup; ⫐ U+2AD0HTML 5.0ISOamsrclosed superset
&csube; ⫑ U+2AD1HTML 5.0ISOamsrclosed subset or equal to
&csupe; ⫒ U+2AD2HTML 5.0ISOamsrclosed superset or equal to
&subsup; ⫓ U+2AD3HTML 5.0ISOamsrsubset above superset
&supsub; ⫔ U+2AD4HTML 5.0ISOamsrsuperset above subset
&subsub; ⫕ U+2AD5HTML 5.0ISOamsrsubset above subset
&supsup; ⫖ U+2AD6HTML 5.0ISOamsrsuperset above superset
&suphsub; ⫗ U+2AD7HTML 5.0ISOamsrsuperset beside subset
&supdsub; ⫘ U+2AD8HTML 5.0ISOamsrsuperset beside and joined by dash with subset
&forkv; ⫙ U+2AD9HTML 5.0ISOamsrelement of opening downwards
&topfork; ⫚ U+2ADAHTML 5.0ISOamsrpitchfork with tee top
&mlcp; ⫛ U+2ADBHTML 5.0ISOamsrtransversal intersection
&Dashv;
&DoubleLeftTee;		 ⫤ U+2AE4HTML 5.0ISOamsrvertical bar double left turnstile
&Vdashl; ⫦ U+2AE6HTML 5.0ISOamsrlong dash from left member of double vertical
&Barv; ⫧ U+2AE7HTML 5.0ISOamsrshort down tack with overbar
&vBar; ⫨ U+2AE8HTML 5.0ISOamsrshort up tack with underbar
&vBarv; ⫩ U+2AE9HTML 5.0ISOamsrshort up tack above short down tack
&Vbar; ⫫ U+2AEBHTML 5.0ISOamsrdouble up tack
&Not; ⫬ U+2AECHTML 5.0ISOtechdouble stroke not sign
&bNot; ⫭ U+2AEDHTML 5.0ISOtechreversed double stroke not sign
&rnmid; ⫮ U+2AEEHTML 5.0ISOamsndoes not divide with reversed negation slash
&cirmid; ⫯ U+2AEFHTML 5.0ISOamsavertical line with circle above
&midcir; ⫰ U+2AF0HTML 5.0ISOamsavertical line with circle below
&topcir; ⫱ U+2AF1HTML 5.0ISOtechdown tack with circle below
&nhpar; ⫲ U+2AF2HTML 5.0ISOtechparallel with horizontal stroke
&parsim; ⫳ U+2AF3HTML 5.0ISOamsnparallel with tilde operator
&parsl; ⫽ U+2AFDHTML 5.0ISOtechdouble solidus operator (slanted parallel)
&nparsl; ⫽⃥ U+2AFD  U+20E5HTML 5.0ISOtechdouble solidus operator, combining reverse solidus overlay (negated slanted parallel)
&fflig; ff U+FB00HTML 5.0ISOpubLatin small ligature ff
&filig; fi U+FB01HTML 5.0ISOpubLatin small ligature fi
&fllig; fl U+FB02HTML 5.0ISOpubLatin small ligature fl
&ffilig; ffi U+FB03HTML 5.0ISOpubLatin small ligature ffi
&ffllig; ffl U+FB04HTML 5.0ISOpubLatin small ligature ffl
&Ascr; 𝒜 U+1D49CHTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script capital A
&Cscr; 𝒞 U+1D49EHTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script capital C
&Dscr; 𝒟 U+1D49FHTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script capital D
&Gscr; 𝒢 U+1D4A2HTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script capital G
&Jscr; 𝒥 U+1D4A5HTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script capital J
&Kscr; 𝒦 U+1D4A6HTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script capital K
&Nscr; 𝒩 U+1D4A9HTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script capital N
&Oscr; 𝒪 U+1D4AAHTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script capital O
&Pscr; 𝒫 U+1D4ABHTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script capital P
&Qscr; 𝒬 U+1D4ACHTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script capital Q
&Sscr; 𝒮 U+1D4AEHTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script capital S
&Tscr; 𝒯 U+1D4AFHTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script capital T
&Uscr; 𝒰 U+1D4B0HTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script capital U
&Vscr; 𝒱 U+1D4B1HTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script capital V
&Wscr; 𝒲 U+1D4B2HTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script capital W
&Xscr; 𝒳 U+1D4B3HTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script capital X
&Yscr; 𝒴 U+1D4B4HTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script capital Y
&Zscr; 𝒵 U+1D4B5HTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script capital Z
&ascr; 𝒶 U+1D4B6HTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script small a
&bscr; 𝒷 U+1D4B7HTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script small b
&cscr; 𝒸 U+1D4B8HTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script small c
&dscr; 𝒹 U+1D4B9HTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script small d
&fscr; 𝒻 U+1D4BBHTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script small f
&hscr; 𝒽 U+1D4BDHTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script small h
&iscr; 𝒾 U+1D4BEHTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script small i
&jscr; 𝒿 U+1D4BFHTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script small j
&kscr; 𝓀 U+1D4C0HTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script small k
&lscr; 𝓁 U+1D4C1HTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script small l
&mscr; 𝓂 U+1D4C2HTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script small m
&nscr; 𝓃 U+1D4C3HTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script small n
&pscr; 𝓅 U+1D4C5HTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script small p
&qscr; 𝓆 U+1D4C6HTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script small q
&rscr; 𝓇 U+1D4C7HTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script small r
&sscr; 𝓈 U+1D4C8HTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script small s
&tscr; 𝓉 U+1D4C9HTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script small t
&uscr; 𝓊 U+1D4CAHTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script small u
&vscr; 𝓋 U+1D4CBHTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script small v
&wscr; 𝓌 U+1D4CCHTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script small w
&xscr; 𝓍 U+1D4CDHTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script small x
&yscr; 𝓎 U+1D4CEHTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script small y
&zscr; 𝓏 U+1D4CFHTML 5.0ISOmscrmathematical script small z
&Afr; 𝔄 U+1D504HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur capital A
&Bfr; 𝔅 U+1D505HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur capital B
&Dfr; 𝔇 U+1D507HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur capital D
&Efr; 𝔈 U+1D508HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur capital E
&Ffr; 𝔉 U+1D509HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur capital F
&Gfr; 𝔊 U+1D50AHTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur capital G
&Jfr; 𝔍 U+1D50DHTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur capital J
&Kfr; 𝔎 U+1D50EHTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur capital K
&Lfr; 𝔏 U+1D50FHTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur capital L
&Mfr; 𝔐 U+1D510HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur capital M
&Nfr; 𝔑 U+1D511HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur capital N
&Ofr; 𝔒 U+1D512HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur capital O
&Pfr; 𝔓 U+1D513HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur capital P
&Qfr; 𝔔 U+1D514HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur capital Q
&Sfr; 𝔖 U+1D516HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur capital S
&Tfr; 𝔗 U+1D517HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur capital T
&Ufr; 𝔘 U+1D518HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur capital U
&Vfr; 𝔙 U+1D519HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur capital V
&Wfr; 𝔚 U+1D51AHTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur capital W
&Xfr; 𝔛 U+1D51BHTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur capital X
&Yfr; 𝔜 U+1D51CHTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur capital Y
&afr; 𝔞 U+1D51EHTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur small a
&bfr; 𝔟 U+1D51FHTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur small b
&cfr; 𝔠 U+1D520HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur small c
&dfr; 𝔡 U+1D521HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur small d
&efr; 𝔢 U+1D522HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur small e
&ffr; 𝔣 U+1D523HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur small f
&gfr; 𝔤 U+1D524HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur small g
&hfr; 𝔥 U+1D525HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur small h
&ifr; 𝔦 U+1D526HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur small i
&jfr; 𝔧 U+1D527HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur small j
&kfr; 𝔨 U+1D528HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur small k
&lfr; 𝔩 U+1D529HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur small l
&mfr; 𝔪 U+1D52AHTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur small m
&nfr; 𝔫 U+1D52BHTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur small n
&ofr; 𝔬 U+1D52CHTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur small o
&pfr; 𝔭 U+1D52DHTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur small p
&qfr; 𝔮 U+1D52EHTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur small q
&rfr; 𝔯 U+1D52FHTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur small r
&sfr; 𝔰 U+1D530HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur small s
&tfr; 𝔱 U+1D531HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur small t
&ufr; 𝔲 U+1D532HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur small u
&vfr; 𝔳 U+1D533HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur small v
&wfr; 𝔴 U+1D534HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur small w
&xfr; 𝔵 U+1D535HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur small x
&yfr; 𝔶 U+1D536HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur small y
&zfr; 𝔷 U+1D537HTML 5.0ISOmfrkmathematical Fraktur small z
&Aopf; 𝔸 U+1D538HTML 5.0ISOmopfmathematical double-struck capital A (open-face capital A)
&Bopf; 𝔹 U+1D539HTML 5.0ISOmopfmathematical double-struck capital B
&Dopf; 𝔻 U+1D53BHTML 5.0ISOmopfmathematical double-struck capital D
&Eopf; 𝔼 U+1D53CHTML 5.0ISOmopfmathematical double-struck capital E
&Fopf; 𝔽 U+1D53DHTML 5.0ISOmopfmathematical double-struck capital F
&Gopf; 𝔾 U+1D53EHTML 5.0ISOmopfmathematical double-struck capital G
&Iopf; 𝕀 U+1D540HTML 5.0ISOmopfmathematical double-struck capital I
&Jopf; 𝕁 U+1D541HTML 5.0ISOmopfmathematical double-struck capital J
&Kopf; 𝕂 U+1D542HTML 5.0ISOmopfmathematical double-struck capital K
&Lopf; 𝕃 U+1D543HTML 5.0ISOmopfmathematical double-struck capital L
&Mopf; 𝕄 U+1D544HTML 5.0ISOmopfmathematical double-struck capital M
&Oopf; 𝕆 U+1D546HTML 5.0ISOmopfmathematical double-struck capital O
&Sopf; 𝕊 U+1D54AHTML 5.0ISOmopfmathematical double-struck capital S
&Topf; 𝕋 U+1D54BHTML 5.0ISOmopfmathematical double-struck capital T
&Uopf; 𝕌 U+1D54CHTML 5.0ISOmopfmathematical double-struck capital U
&Vopf; 𝕍 U+1D54DHTML 5.0ISOmopfmathematical double-struck capital V
&Wopf; 𝕎 U+1D54EHTML 5.0ISOmopfmathematical double-struck capital W
&Xopf; 𝕏 U+1D54FHTML 5.0ISOmopfmathematical double-struck capital X
&Yopf; 𝕐 U+1D550HTML 5.0ISOmopfmathematical double-struck capital Y
&aopf; 𝕒 U+1D552HTML 5.0mathematical double-struck small a
&bopf; 𝕓 U+1D553HTML 5.0mathematical double-struck small b
&copf; 𝕔 U+1D554HTML 5.0mathematical double-struck small c
&dopf; 𝕕 U+1D555HTML 5.0mathematical double-struck small d
&eopf; 𝕖 U+1D556HTML 5.0mathematical double-struck small e
&fopf; 𝕗 U+1D557HTML 5.0mathematical double-struck small f
&gopf; 𝕘 U+1D558HTML 5.0mathematical double-struck small g
&hopf; 𝕙 U+1D559HTML 5.0mathematical double-struck small h
&iopf; 𝕚 U+1D55AHTML 5.0mathematical double-struck small i
&jopf; 𝕛 U+1D55BHTML 5.0mathematical double-struck small j
&kopf; 𝕜 U+1D55CHTML 5.0mathematical double-struck small k
&lopf; 𝕝 U+1D55DHTML 5.0mathematical double-struck small l
&mopf; 𝕞 U+1D55EHTML 5.0mathematical double-struck small m
&nopf; 𝕟 U+1D55FHTML 5.0mathematical double-struck small n
&oopf; 𝕠 U+1D560HTML 5.0mathematical double-struck small o
&popf; 𝕡 U+1D561HTML 5.0mathematical double-struck small p
&qopf; 𝕢 U+1D562HTML 5.0mathematical double-struck small q
&ropf; 𝕣 U+1D563HTML 5.0mathematical double-struck small r
&sopf; 𝕤 U+1D564HTML 5.0mathematical double-struck small s
&topf; 𝕥 U+1D565HTML 5.0mathematical double-struck small t
&uopf; 𝕦 U+1D566HTML 5.0mathematical double-struck small u
&vopf; 𝕧 U+1D567HTML 5.0mathematical double-struck small v
&wopf; 𝕨 U+1D568HTML 5.0mathematical double-struck small w
&xopf; 𝕩 U+1D569HTML 5.0mathematical double-struck small x
&yopf; 𝕪 U+1D56AHTML 5.0mathematical double-struck small y
&zopf; 𝕫 U+1D56BHTML 5.0mathematical double-struck small z

Notes

  1. 1 2 DTD: see § Formal public identifiers for HTML DTD entities subsets
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 The trailing semicolon may be omitted for this named entity.
  3. 1 2 Old ISO subset: see § Formal public identifiers for old ISO entities subsets
  4. ↑ Description: the standard ISO 10646 and Unicode character name is displayed first for each character, with non-standard but legacy synonyms shown in italics between parentheses after an equal sign.
  5. 1 2 3 The leading space before combining characters used in old DTDs for MathML2.0 was removed in MathML 3.0 and HTML 5.0.
  6. ↑ &quot; was omitted from the HTML 3.2 specification, but was restored as of HTML 4.0. In practice, most web browsers displaying HTML 3.2 pages render it as if it had been included in the spec.
  7. 1 2 3 4 spaces: a blue background is used to display each space's width.
  8. ↑ &copy;: U+00A9 'copyright symbol' is not the same as U+24B8 'circled Latin capital letter C', although the same glyph could be used do depict both characters. See also U+24D2 'Latin small letter c'.
  9. ↑ &reg;: U+00AE 'registered sign' is not the same as U+24C7 'circled Latin capital letter R', although the same glyph could be used do depict both characters.
  10. ↑ &angst;: The use of U+212B 'Angstrom sign', which was encoded due to round-trip mapping compatibility with an East-Asian character encoding, is discouraged, and the preferred representation is U+00C5 'capital letter A with ring above', which has the same glyph.
  11. 1 2 &IJlig; and &ijlig;: The use of U+0132 'IJ ligature' or U+0133 'ij ligature', which were encoded for usage in Dutch and for compatibility for ISO/IEC 6937 and Code page 1102 (which only includes the lowercase ij, also part of the Dutch version of ISO 646 National Replacement Character Set), is discouraged, and the preferred representation is simply 'IJ' or 'ij' (as two separate letters).
  12. 1 2 &lmidot;: The use of U+013F 'Latin small letter l with middle dot' or U+0140 'Latin capital letter L with middle dot', which were encoded for usage in Catalan and for compatibility for ISO/IEC 6937, is discouraged, and the preferred representation is 'L' or 'l', followed by U+00B7.
  13. ↑ &napos;: The use of U+0149 'n preceded by apostrophe', which was encoded for usage in Afrikaans and for compatibility for ISO/IEC 6937, has been deprecated by Unicode (since Unicode 5.2), and the preferred representation is ʼn (U+02BC followed by n). (Unicode.org – Proposal for Additional Deprecated Characters).
  14. 1 2 ligature: this is a standard misnomer as this is a separate character in some languages.
  15. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 Greek letters: the ISOgrk1 set includes a set of entity names for the entire Greek alphabet (without diacritics), [7] while the ISOgrk3 set includes a different set of entity names for the subset of the Greek letters used contrastively with Latin letters in mathematical notation. [8] The HTML HTMLsymbol set includes an expanded version of the ISOgrk3 set, not the ISOgrk1 set.
  16. ↑ &ohm;: The use of U+2126 'ohm sign', is discouraged, and the preferred representation is U+03A9 'Greek capital letter Omega', which has the same glyph.
  17. 1 2 3 4 &NegativeMediumSpace;, &NegativeThickSpace;, &NegativeThinSpace;, &NegativeVeryThinSpace;: these are names used in the Wolfram Language for Private Use Area characters with negative advance widths; [9] [10] [11] [12] HTML5 approximates them with the zero-width space.
  18. 1 2 3 4 5 black: here it seems to mean filled as opposed to hollow.
  19. 1 2 ISO proposed: these characters have been standardized in ISO 10646 after the release of HTML 4.0.
  20. 1 2 3 4 &image;, &map;: these two entity names were defined differently, as file-type icons, in the abandoned specification for HTML version 3.0. [13] [14]
  21. ↑ &copysr;: U+2117 'sound recording copyright' is not the same as U+24C5 'circled Latin capital letter P', although the same glyph could be used do depict both characters.
  22. ↑ &alefsym;: U+2135 'alef symbol' is not the same as U+05D0 'Hebrew letter alef' (which, unlike the mathematical symbol, has strong right-to-left bidirectional text behaviour), although the same glyph could be used to depict both characters.
  23. ↑ &beth;: U+2136 'bet symbol' is not the same as U+05D1 'Hebrew letter bet' (which, unlike the mathematical symbol, has strong right-to-left bidirectional text behaviour), although the same glyph could be used to depict both characters.
  24. ↑ &gimel;: U+2137 'gimel symbol' is not the same as U+05D2 'Hebrew letter gimel' (which, unlike the mathematical symbol, has strong right-to-left bidirectional text behaviour), although the same glyph could be used to depict both characters.
  25. ↑ &daleth;: U+2138 'dalet symbol' is not the same as U+05D3 'Hebrew letter dalet' (which, unlike the mathematical symbol, has strong right-to-left bidirectional text behaviour), although the same glyph could be used to depict both characters.
  26. ↑ &lArr;: ISO 10646 does not say that 'leftwards double arrow' is the same as the 'is implied by' arrow, but also does not have any other character for that function, so lArr can be used for 'is implied by' as ISOtech suggests.
  27. ↑ &rArr;: ISO 10646 does not say that 'rightwards double arrow' is the same as the 'implies' arrow, but also does not have any other character with this function, so rArr can be used for 'implies' as ISOtech suggests.
  28. ↑ &prod;: U+220F 'n-ary product' is not the same character as U+03A0 'Greek capital letter Pi' though the same glyph might be used for both.
  29. ↑ &sum;: U+2211 'n-ary summation' is not the same character as U+03A3 'Greek capital letter Sigma' though the same glyph might be used for both.
  30. ↑ &sim;: U+223C 'tilde operator' is not the same character as U+007E 'tilde', although the same glyph might be used to represent both.
  31. ↑ &nsup;: U+2285 'not a superset of' is in the 'ISOamsn' subset, but is not covered by the Symbol font encoding, and is not listed in the HTML 4.0 entities list on the documentation, where it was erroneously omitted; it should be included for symmetry and analogy with other entities.
  32. ↑ &perp;: Unicode only defines U+22A5 as the "up tack", and the Unicode symbol for "perpendicular" is U+27C2: the two symbols look similar, but are separate in Unicode. However, HTML uses U+22A5 as its "perpendicular" symbol: this is a discrepancy between HTML and Unicode. As well, the U+22A4 character (the "down tack" symbol) rendered in a browser such as Firefox 3.6 can match the font of either "up tack" or "perpendicular", but not both, depending on whether a fixed-width or a proportional font is used. When viewed in Firefox 3.6, the symbols rendered in the order U+22A5, U+22A4, U+27C2 in a proportional font: "⊥ ⊤ ⟂" and a fixed width one: ⊥ ⊤ ⟂, shows that the "down tack" has a similar look to U+22A5 (HTML's "perpendicular") in the first case but matches U+27C2 in the second. This exemplifies the difficulties of the semiotics involved in interpreting glyphs, symbols and characters generally.
  33. ↑ &sdot;: U+22C5 'dot operator' is not the same character as U+00B7 'middle dot'.
  34. ↑ &Ll;: U+22D8 'very much less-than' is missing in the HTML 5.2 list of entities, where it was omitted.
  35. ↑ &lang;: U+27E8 'mathematical left angle bracket' is not the same character as U+003C 'less than', U+2039 'single left-pointing angle quotation mark', or U+3008 'left angle bracket'. In HTML 5.0, lang was remapped to this code, as U+2329 'left-pointing angle bracket' has been marked deprecated in Unicode (since version 5.2) (Unicode.org – Proposal for Additional Deprecated Characters).
  36. ↑ &rang;: U+27E9 'mathematical right angle bracket' is not the same character as U+003E 'greater than', U+203A 'single right-pointing angle quotation mark', or U+3009 'right angle bracket'. In HTML 5.0, rang had been remapped to this code, as U+232A 'right-pointing angle bracket' has been marked deprecated in Unicode (since version 5.2) (Unicode.org – Proposal for Additional Deprecated Characters).

Entities representing special characters in XHTML

The XHTML DTDs explicitly declare 253 entities (including the 5 predefined entities of XML 1.0) whose expansion is a single character, which can therefore be informally referred to as "character entities". These (with the exception of the &apos; entity) have the same names and represent the same characters as the 252 character entities in HTML 4.0. Also, by virtue of being XML, XHTML documents may reference the predefined &apos; entity, which is not one of the 252 character entities in HTML 4.0. Additional entities of any size may be defined on a per-document basis. However, the usability of entity references in XHTML is affected by how the document is being processed:[ citation needed ]

Because of the special &apos; case mentioned above, only &quot;, &amp;, &lt;, and &gt; will work in all XHTML processing situations.

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