Lower-right semicircular clockwise arrow

Follow the curve clockwise, towards the arrowhead. “Clockwise” means the direction a clock’s hands travel. “Semicircular” describes a half-circle curve, rather than a complete loop. The name’s “lower right” describes the curve’s position, not a straight arrow pointing diagonally downwards.

The shape expresses a turning path, not a fixed command or mathematical operation. If you use it in instructions, add a label saying what should turn; give an angle separately when precision matters.

Fonts can draw the curve with different proportions: Unicode’s reference drawing is not a mandatory outline. Read the direction from the arrowhead rather than measuring the displayed arc.