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U+22AD · Math symbol

HTML entity

⊭

LaTeX

\nvDash

Not True Symbol ⊭

⊭ is not true, U+22AD — \nvDash in LaTeX. It was added in Unicode 1.1, and Unicode files it under Math symbol.

Codes & technical data

UnicodeU+22AD
HTML hex⊭
HTML decimal⊭
CSS\22AD
JavaScript\u{22AD}
Python\U000022AD
Java / C#\u22AD
Rust\u{22ad}
Swift\u{22AD}
PHP\u{22AD}
URL encoded%E2%8A%AD
UTF-8 bytesE2 8A AD
UTF-16 bytes22AD
Base644oqt
Decimal8877
HTML entity⊭
LaTeX\nvDash
Decomposes to⊭
CategoryMath symbol (Sm)
IntroducedUnicode 1.1

Will ⊭ survive being pasted?

  • Normalisation. Yes. ⊭ is unchanged by NFKC, so it survives normalising systems intact.
  • Legacy encodings. ⊭ is Unicode-only — it has no Latin-1 equivalent, so a system stuck on an 8-bit encoding cannot represent it.
  • Size. 3 bytes in UTF-8. Character-limited fields — SMS, bios, some form validators — usually count bytes, not characters.

Nearby in Mathematical Operators

The operators mathematics and programming share — set theory, logic, calculus, comparison. Almost every character here has a LaTeX command, which is usually the fastest way to name the one you mean.

All 256 characters in Mathematical Operators →

How to type ⊭

WindowsType 22AD then press Alt+X
macOSPress Ctrl+Cmd+Space, then search for “not true”
LinuxPress Ctrl+Shift+U, type 22ad, press Enter
HTML⊭

About Unicode’s Math symbol category

Unicode classifies this as a mathematical symbol, which means software that lays out formulas treats it as an operator or relation and gives it spacing accordingly, rather than setting it tight against its neighbours like a letter.

Frequently asked questions

How do I type the ⊭ not true symbol?
On Windows, type 22AD and press Alt+X. On Linux press Ctrl+Shift+U then 22ad. On any system the quickest route is the copy button on this page.
What is the code for ⊭?
Not True is U+22AD, written in HTML as ⊭ and in LaTeX as \nvDash. In UTF-8 it takes 3 bytes. The table above lists every escape format.
What kind of character is ⊭?
Not True is filed under Math symbol in the Mathematical Operators block, and was introduced in Unicode 1.1. Unicode classifies this as a mathematical symbol, which means software that lays out formulas treats it as an operator or relation and gives it spacing accordingly, rather than setting it tight against its neighbours like a letter.