Flèche vers la droite à hampe larmée ➻

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U+27BB

Signification du symbole

Once upon a time, a hundred years ago, there lived a man in Germany. His name was Hermann Zapf. For a long time he was fond of typography and fonts, until he turned 60 and realised that working only with text wasn't enough for him. So he started creating various glyphs, such as this heavy teardrop-like arrow. Instead of feathers it has an odd fat tail, as if it swallowed an elephant or a Mcdonald's burger. The English name «Teardrop-Shanked» suggests that this tail is actually a tear.

I have no idea why this symbol was encoded in Unicode. It looks ridiculous, doesn't it? Another sign pointing to the right, which there is plenty of. so I'm sure you'll be able to find a more beautiful one. For example, in our arrow collection.

Le symbole «Flèche vers la droite à hampe larmée» est inclus dans le sous-bloc «Flèches pictographiques» du bloc «Casseau» et a été approuvé dans le cadre de la version Unicode 1.1 en 1993.

Texte est également disponible dans les langues suivantes: English; Español; Русский;

nom dans l'Unosode	Heavy Teardrop-Shanked Rightwards Arrow
Numéro dans l'Unicode
Avion	0: Plan multilingue de base
Bloc Unicode	Casseau
Sous-bloc Unicode	Flèches pictographiques
Version Unicode	1.1 (1993)

Type de support de miroir jumelé (bidi)	None
Exclusion de composition	No
Changement de cas	27BB
Changement de boîtier simple	27BB
Grapheme_Base	+
scripts	Common
Pattern_Syntax	+

Codage	hex	dec (bytes)	dec	binary
UTF-8	E2 9E BB	226 158 187	14851771	11100010 10011110 10111011
UTF-16BE	27 BB	39 187	10171	00100111 10111011
UTF-16LE	BB 27	187 39	47911	10111011 00100111
UTF-32BE	00 00 27 BB	0 0 39 187	10171	00000000 00000000 00100111 10111011
UTF-32LE	BB 27 00 00	187 39 0 0	3139895296	10111011 00100111 00000000 00000000