Greater than or equal to symbol

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Tap to copyGreater-than or equal to
U+2265

Greater than or equal to symbol and related symbols

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SymbolNameCodeHTMLWindowsMacLaTeX
Greater-than or equal toU+2265≥Alt + 242Option + .\geq
Greater-than or slanted equal toU+2A7E⩾\geqslant
Greater-than over equal toU+2267≧\geqq
Greater-than signU+003E>
Much greater-thanU+226B≫\gg
Equal to or greater-thanU+22DD⋝\eqslantgtr
Greater-than or equivalent toU+2273≳\gtrsim

What ≥ means

The ≥ sign means the value on the left is bigger than or the same as the value on the right. x ≥ 18 reads "x is at least 18".

Common uses: math and statistics, age and price limits, spreadsheets and coding comments.

Unicode name
Greater-Than Or Equal To
Code point
U+2265
Windows
Alt + 242
Mac
Option + .

Typing ≥ on any device

Copy and paste

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Windows

Hold Alt and type 242 on the number pad, then let go of Alt. In Word, type 2265 and press Alt + X. Outside Word, open the emoji and symbols panel with Windows key + period.

Mac

Press Option + .. No shortcut? Control + Command + Space opens the Character Viewer; search for greater-than or equal to.

iPhone and Android

Long press a related key on some keyboards to find ≥. If yours does not have it, copy it here and paste it where you need it.

HTML

Use ≥ or ≥.

LaTeX

Use \geq in math mode.

Questions people ask

How do I type ≥ on a keyboard?

On Windows, hold Alt and type 242 on the number pad. On a Mac, press Option + ..

How do I type ≥ in Word?

Type 2265 and press Alt + X straight after it. Word turns the code into ≥.

What does ≥ mean?

The ≥ sign means the value on the left is bigger than or the same as the value on the right. x ≥ 18 reads "x is at least 18".

Where is ≥ used?

Math and statistics, age and price limits, spreadsheets and coding comments.

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Updated November 13, 2026