Translation guide
The caret (^) is a typographical symbol used mainly in proofreading and computing. In Japanese, it is referred to by its shape or function, and its usage is similar to English.
Referring to the caret character itself, often in computing or typing contexts.
The most common direct loanword for the caret symbol, used in computing and general contexts.
You can use a caret in your password.
Literally 'mountain-shaped symbol', a descriptive term sometimes used in typography or proofreading.
From 'hat', sometimes used in mathematics or programming, but less common than キャレット.
The caret used in editing to show where something should be inserted.
General term for 'insertion symbol', commonly understood in proofreading contexts.
In proofreading, the caret is used to indicate an insertion point.
In this formula, the hat represents exponentiation.
The proofreader used a caret to add a character.
Also used for the proofreading mark, especially in digital editing.
To display the caret in a Word document, you need to adjust the settings.