Do you know the technical name of the symbol?

TwoSeven:

 

Do you know the technical name of the symbol?

 

No idea unfortunately, tried googling a description with expected results 😀

I think the previous post has the name.  South arrow from long bar.

I believe this is part of the unicode arrows font set.

Not much help - but here is the result of a Google image search...

Gordy7:

 

Not much help - but here is the result of a Google image search...

 

 

 

 

The first image I got from doing this was a very skimpy g-string

TwoSeven:

 

I think the previous post has the name.  South arrow from long bar.

 

I believe this is part of the unicode arrows font set.

 

 

 

aka "mapstodown"?  I dunno, I can't see a font with quite the right "arrowhead" size or proportions.

http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/21a7/fontsupport.htm

To the OP... more context may help? 

evilonenz:

 

Closest thing I could see was Down arrow from bar? Not sure if that is what you're after, though.

 

I know you can use the Unicode for it, and use Alt+X when selected to convert it into the symbol, within things like Word.

 

Brilliant, thank you :)

Try this link:

Unicode Characters in the Arrows Block - FileFormat.Info

The symbol you want appears to be there, a couple of pages down.

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nzkc:

 

I find it in a font I use for fixed with (mostly programming) - DejaVu Sans:

 

 

0x21A7 = 8615.  However when I try to ALT+8615 the character I get something else (with that font)

 

It feels like I've seen this font before 🤣

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