Cross Symbol Copy and Paste [𐠒, ⵜ, 𐤕, 𐤲, 𓏶, †, ✝,]

In Christianity, the cross is a central symbol representing the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.

The Christian cross is typically depicted as a vertical line (representing divinity) intersecting a horizontal line (representing humanity).

There are various forms of the Christian cross, including the Latin cross (✝), the Greek cross (✚), and the Celtic cross (☦).

• 𐠒 (U+10392):
  • This is a cuneiform sign, part of the Cuneiform script used in ancient Mesopotamia.
• ⵜ (U+2D5C):
  • This is a Tifinagh letter, used in the script for writing the Berber languages of North Africa.
• 𐤕 (U+10295):
  • Another cuneiform sign.
• 𐤲 (U+102B2):
  • Another cuneiform sign.
• 𓏶 (U+133B6):
  • This is an Egyptian Hieroglyph, part of the ancient Egyptian writing system.
• † (U+2020):
  • Dagger (†) – Used as a typographical symbol or in various contexts, including indicating footnotes.
• ✝ (U+271D):
  • Latin Cross (✝) – A Christian religious symbol representing the crucifixion of Jesus.
• ✞ (U+271E):
  • Latin Cross 3D Outline (✞) – A stylized version of the Christian cross.
• ✟ (U+271F):
  • Latin Cross Outlined (✟) – Another variant of the Christian cross.
• ☨ (U+2628):
  • Cross of Lorraine (☨) – A cross with two horizontal bars, associated with various meanings, including historical and religious significance.
• ☦ (U+2626):
  • Orthodox Cross (☦) – A Christian cross with additional horizontal bars, commonly used in Eastern Orthodox Christianity.
• ♱ (U+2671):
  • Outline of Latin Cross (♱) – Another representation of the Christian cross.
• ‡ (U+2021):
  • Double Dagger (‡) – Similar to a dagger, often used in typography and other contexts.
• ☥ (U+2625):
  • Ankh Cross (☥) – An ancient Egyptian symbol representing life.
• ♰ (U+2670):
  • West Syriac Cross (♰) – A Christian cross variant.
• ⊹ (U+22B9):
  • Circled Dot Operator (⊹) – A mathematical symbol.
• ☩ (U+2629):
  • Latin Cross 3D Shadowed (☩) – Another variant of the Christian cross.
• ✙ (U+2719):
  • Orthodox Cross Outline (✙) – A representation of the Orthodox Christian cross.
• ✚ (U+271A):
  • Heavy Latin Cross (✚) – A bold version of the Latin cross.
• ✛ (U+271B):
  • Open Centre Cross (✛) – A cross with an open center.
• ✜ (U+271C):
  • Heavy Open Centre Cross (✜) – A bold version of the open center cross.
• ⁜ (U+205C):
  • Dotted Cross (⁜) – A typographical symbol.
• ✠ (U+2720):
  • Maltese Cross (✠) – A cross symbol associated with the Knights of Malta.
• ✖ (U+2716):
  • Multiplication X (✖) – Commonly used in mathematics.
• ✗ (U+2717):
  • Ballot X (✗) – Used to mark a choice or indicate an error.
• ☒ (U+2612):
  • Ballot Box with X (☒) – Often used to indicate a choice or vote.
• ✘ (U+2718):
  • Heavy Multiplication X (✘) – A bold version of the multiplication X.
• ╳ (U+2563):
  • Box Drawings Light Vertical and Right (╳) – A symbol used in box drawing characters.
• ❌ (U+274C):
  • Cross Mark (❌) – Commonly used to indicate something is incorrect or should not be done.
• ❎ (U+274E):
  • Cross Mark Button (❎) – A button symbol with a cross mark.
• ⛑ (U+1F691):
  • Rescue Worker’s Helmet (⛑) – Often used to represent safety or emergency situations.
• ⛪ (U+26EA):
  • Church (⛪) – Represents a Christian church building.
• ☠ (U+2620):
  • Skull and Crossbones (☠) – Often used as a symbol of danger or warning, and traditionally associated with pirates.