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Right-to-Left Isolate

U+2067
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Meaning & Explanation

RTL IsolateRightToLeft IsolateRLO

This from-right-to-left isolation character is a special control symbol used primarily in text layout to manage the direction in which characters are displayed. It’s especially crucial for languages like Arabic and Hebrew, which are written from right to left, ensuring that text appears correctly without getting scrambled. When someone types mixed-language content, this symbol helps the system recognize when to switch reading direction. While most people never encounter it directly, it plays an invisible but vital role in web development and multilingual document processing. Other similar characters, like the left-to-right isolate, serve the opposite purpose, working together to maintain clarity in complex scripts.

Usage Examples

"In mixed text, ⁧ isolates Arabic segments."

"This character ensures right-to-left display remains uninterrupted."

"When typesetting, ⁧ is used to handle bidirectional text conflicts."

Technical Info

Unicode Code Point
U+2067
HTML Entity
⁧
CSS Code
\2067
JavaScript Escape
\u{2067}

Code Preview

<span class="symbol-right-to-left-isolate">⁧</span>
<!-- Unicode: U+2067 -->
<!-- Name: Right-to-Left Isolate -->

Keyboard Shortcuts

WindowsAlt + 2067
macOSType 2067 then press Option + Enter
LinuxCtrl + Shift + U, type 2067, Enter

Usage Code

HTML Entity

&#x2067;

CSS Escape Code

content: "\2067";

JavaScript Escape

String.fromCodePoint(0x2067)

How do I copy the Right-to-Left Isolate symbol?

Simply click the Copy Symbol button on this page to copy ⁧ to your clipboard, then paste it anywhere.

What Unicode code point does Right-to-Left Isolate have?

The Unicode code point for Right-to-Left Isolate isU+2067. For HTML use &#x2067;, for CSS use \2067.

What block does Right-to-Left Isolate belong to?

Right-to-Left Isolate belongs to the General Punctuation block.

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