U+2269 "≩" Greater-than but Not Equal To Unicode Character

U+2269 "≩" Greater-than but Not Equal To is a mathematical symbol that combines a greater-than sign with a single slanted not-equal stroke through its lower limb, explicitly indicating that the value on the left is larger than the value on the right and they are not equivalent. It serves as a precise alternative to simply writing ">" and then separately noting inequality, often used in formal mathematics, logic, and computer science when distinguishing between "greater than or equal to" and strict inequality is essential. The symbol is distinct from the similar-looking "≩" (which actually represents greater-than but not equal to, while its counterpart "≨" stands for less-than but not equal to), and it helps avoid ambiguity in expressions where both magnitude and equality status must be clearly defined.