Customize the Genealogical Symbols lookup table
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Genealogical Symbols
Allows you to use Genealogical symbols instead of text abbreviations in reports, charts and the Gramps interface.
This tab gives you the possibility to use one font which is able to show all genealogical symbols. (Once configured see: Prerequisite to use Genealogical Symbols)
If you select the "use symbols" checkbox, Gramps will use the selected font if it exists.
This can be useful if you want to add phonetic in a note to show how to pronounce a name or if you mix multiple languages like Greek and Russian.
You can only configure the death symbol from this tab.
- List of Genealogical Symbols shown (listed in order shown at bottom screenshot):
- Female
- Male
- Asexuality, sexless, genderless
- Lesbianism
- Male homosexuality
- Heterosexuality
- Transgender, hermaphrodite (in entomology)
- Transgender
- Neuter
- Illegitimate
- Birth
- Baptism/Christening
- Engaged
- Marriage
- Divorce
- Unmarried partnership
- Buried
- Cremated/Funeral urn
- Killed in action
- Extinct
- Death
meaning | symbol | Unicode code point(s) | name |
---|---|---|---|
male | ♂ | U+2642 | Male Sign |
female | ♀ | U+2640 | Female Sign |
unknown | ⚪︎ | U+26AA | Medium White Circle |
hermaphrodite | ⚥ | U+26A4 | Interlocked Male and Female Sign |
neuter | ⚲ | U+26B2 | Neuter |
birth | * | U+002A | Asterisk |
baptisation, christening | ~ | U+007E | Tilde |
death | ✝︎ | U+271D | Latin Cross |
burial | ⚰︎ | U+26B0 | Coffin |
cremation | ⚱︎ | U+26B1 | Funeral Urn |
stillborn | ✝︎* | U+0086 U+002A | Latin Cross, Asterisk |
born illegitimately | *⃝ | U+002A U+20DD | Circled Asterisk |
born illegitimately | ⊛ | U+229B | Circled Asterisk Operator |
killed in action | ⚔︎ | U+2694 | Crossed Swords |
this line extinct | ‡ | U+2021 | Double Dagger |
approximate(ly) | ± | U+00B1 | Plus-Minus |
before | < | U+003C | Less-Than Symbol |
after | > | U+003E | Greater-Than Symbol |
engaged | ⚬ | U+26AC | Medium Small White Circle |
married | ⚭ | U+26AD | Marriage Symbol |
divorced | ⚮ | U+26AE | Divorce Symbol |
unmarried | ⚯ | U+26AF | Unmarried Partnership Symbol |
See also
- Genealogical Symbols - Gramps feature user documentation
- GEPS 039: Genealogical symbols in gramps
- Feature request: 9098 Gramps should be able to use genealogy symbols everywhere.
- Customize the Genealogical Symbols lookup table located in the Gramps application directory inside: gramps\gen\utils\symbols.py
- Tamura Jones expounds on Genealogical Symbols (the 'Unicode' section is particularly relevant)
- based on the Gramps Discourse threads:
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