🞢

🞢 U+1F7A2, 🞢
LIGHT GREEK CROSS
← 🞡
[U+1F7A1] 		Geometric Shapes Extended 🞣 →
[U+1F7A3]
Character variations
🞡 U+1F7A1, 🞡
THIN GREEK CROSS
← 🞠
[U+1F7A0] 		Geometric Shapes Extended
🞣 U+1F7A3, 🞣
MEDIUM GREEK CROSS
Geometric Shapes Extended 🞤 →
[U+1F7A4]
🞤 U+1F7A4, 🞤
BOLD GREEK CROSS
← 🞣
[U+1F7A3] 		Geometric Shapes Extended 🞥 →
[U+1F7A5]
🞥 U+1F7A5, 🞥
VERY BOLD GREEK CROSS
← 🞤
[U+1F7A4] 		Geometric Shapes Extended 🞦 →
[U+1F7A6]
🞦 U+1F7A6, 🞦
VERY HEAVY GREEK CROSS
← 🞥
[U+1F7A5] 		Geometric Shapes Extended 🞧 →
[U+1F7A7]
🞧 U+1F7A7, 🞧
EXTREMELY HEAVY GREEK CROSS
← 🞦
[U+1F7A6] 		Geometric Shapes Extended 🞨 →
[U+1F7A8]

Translingual

Alternative forms

Etymology

  • (alchemy): crux as an abbreviation of crucibulum

Symbol

🞢

  1. a Greek cross
  2. (archaic, alchemy) a crucible
    Synonyms: 🜊ble, 🞢ble [in English]
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