⋗ Greater Than with Dot
U+22D7⋗Meaning & Explanation
This symbol looks like a greater-than sign (>), but it has a small dot located inside its vertex, near the point. It's a rather specialized mathematical symbol and isn't used in everyday writing. In the realms of mathematics and computer programming logic, it is used to denote a specific relationship, such as a 'cover' relation or an ordering within certain abstract algebraic structures. You are most likely to encounter it in academic papers, advanced math textbooks, or deep discussions about formal logic. It belongs to a larger family of relational operators that includes the more common greater-than (>) and less-than (<) symbols.
Usage Examples
"In mathematical papers, a ⋗ b indicates that a is strictly greater than b with additional conditions."
"In logical expressions, x ⋗ y is often used to represent a partial order relation."
"In programming languages, ⋗ can be used as a custom operator."
Technical Info
U+22D7⋗\22d7\u{22d7}Code Preview
<span class="symbol-greater-than-with-dot">⋗</span> <!-- Unicode: U+22D7 --> <!-- Name: Greater Than with Dot -->
Keyboard Shortcuts
Alt + 22D7Type 22D7 then press Option + EnterCtrl + Shift + U, type 22D7, EnterUsage Code
HTML Entity
⋗
CSS Escape Code
content: "\22d7";
JavaScript Escape
String.fromCodePoint(0x22D7)
Quick Actions
⋗Meaning & Explanation
This symbol looks like a greater-than sign (>), but it has a small dot located inside its vertex, near the point. It's a rather specialized mathematical symbol and isn't used in everyday writing. In the realms of mathematics and computer programming logic, it is used to denote a specific relationship, such as a 'cover' relation or an ordering within certain abstract algebraic structures. You are most likely to encounter it in academic papers, advanced math textbooks, or deep discussions about formal logic. It belongs to a larger family of relational operators that includes the more common greater-than (>) and less-than (<) symbols.
Usage Examples
"In mathematical papers, a ⋗ b indicates that a is strictly greater than b with additional conditions."
"In logical expressions, x ⋗ y is often used to represent a partial order relation."
"In programming languages, ⋗ can be used as a custom operator."
How do I copy the Greater Than with Dot symbol?
Simply click the Copy Symbol button on this page to copy ⋗ to your clipboard, then paste it anywhere.
What Unicode code point does Greater Than with Dot have?
The Unicode code point for Greater Than with Dot isU+22D7. For HTML use ⋗, for CSS use \22d7.
What block does Greater Than with Dot belong to?
Greater Than with Dot belongs to the Mathematical Operators block.
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