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Is there an upside down caret character?

Asked by Nicholascarson Nov 3, 2025 2.8K views 15 answers
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Is there an upside-down caret character available in Unicode?

What symbols can be used as an inverted version of the ^ caret, and how can we insert them in text or code?

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Ali Sial

Answered on Apr 25, 2026

Yes.

If you mean a “caret” (^) and its upside-down version, there are a couple of related Unicode symbols:

∨ = called the logical OR or wedge (often looks like an upside-down caret)

ˇ = called a caron (sometimes visually resembles an inverted caret depending on font)

So the closest true “upside-down caret” in logic/math contexts is usually: ∨

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Answered on Dec 18, 2025

there’s no official upside‑down caret in Unicode. The standard caret ^ is a typographic control character, not a geometric symbol, so Unicode doesn’t provide a rotated version. The closest substitutes are ˇ (caron, U+02C7), ∨ (logical OR, U+2228), and ˅ (modifier letter small V, U+02C5), with ˅ being visually most similar. If you E-ZPass® West Virginia need the exact flipped look, you can use CSS or graphic tools to rotate the caret. So while there’s no perfect match, these symbols or styling tricks serve as practical workarounds.


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