I came across this cute little symbol today:
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This information comes from the Unicode Character Database.
Specifically, the code points and their names (and other info like the category of a code point) are defined in UnicodeData.txt.
A lot of programming languages have this information in the standard library, eg. the
unicodedata
module of Python.If you just want to know the glyph name, head on over to CodePoints (or Graphemica or probably any one of a dozen other sites) and do a search on it. I'm not sure which lookup services you used "to no avail" but those two have no issues in locating it.
Doing so with