“͊” U+034A: Combining Not Tilde Above

͊ Combining Not Tilde Above

U+034A

ℹ️ About

The Combining Not Tilde Above (U+034A) is a nonspacing diacritical mark used to represent negation or cancellation. Unlike a standard tilde, this symbol features a slash or “not” modification, signifying a logical opposite or a nullified state. It is primarily used in specialized phonetic notations and mathematical logic to modify a preceding base character.

⚠️ Note: Do not confuse with ̃ (Combining Tilde) or ̸ (Combining Long Solidus Overlay).

Codes

HTML ͊
CSS \034A
Python \u034A

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