u26E6

u26E6 refers to the Unicode code point U+26E6, a symbol in the Miscellaneous Symbols block. It is encoded as hexadecimal 26E6 (decimal 9958) and can be represented in text using the Unicode escape U+26E6 or the HTML entity ⛦ (or ⛦). As with many symbols in this range, the glyph that appears for U+26E6 depends on the font and platform being used.

Rendering and font support for U+26E6 varies. Some fonts include a dedicated glyph for the character, while others may render it as a missing-glyph box or substitute a different symbol. On systems that support color or emoji presentation, some renderers may display it as part of emoji-style symbol sets; on others, it remains a monochrome symbol. When precise appearance is required, specifying a consistent font or icon set is common practice.

Usage and context. U+26E6 is one of numerous miscellaneous symbols used for signage, iconography, maps, and decorative or symbolic purposes in documents and interfaces. It is not a letter or numeral, and its meaning is often context-dependent or determined by the surrounding content. Because of cross-platform rendering differences, designers sometimes prefer vector icons (SVG) or embedded fonts to preserve a specific appearance.

See also. Unicode block: Miscellaneous Symbols (U+2600–U+26FF); general information on Unicode encoding and input methods.