Circled C With Overlaid Backslash Letter
🅮 is the “Circled C with Overlaid Backslash” symbol, represented by U+1F16E.
U+1F16E
🅮 is a circled letter-like character with a backslash overlay. It’s part of the Unicode “Enclosed & Circled” set. You can copy it directly or use the Unicode/HTML escapes in code.
Circled C With Overlaid Backslash Letter Meaning
🅮 (Unicode U+1F16E) is primarily a symbolic character used as a visual marker rather than a widely standardized, everyday icon. The “circled C” design with an overlaid backslash can be used to suggest “restricted,” “blocked,” “disabled,” or “no/denied” in your own layout, but Unicode does not assign a universally accepted, single meaning. In practice, people use it in designs, status labels, and typography when they want a compact, enclosed glyph that stands out from plain letters. Treat it as a decorative/semantic UI glyph, and define its meaning in your specific context.
Common uses
- •UI indicators for “restricted/blocked/disabled” states in apps and dashboards
- •Status badges in comments, tickets, or moderation tools
- •Decorative separators or attention markers in posters and slides
- •Symbol-based labeling for categories or filters in forms
- •Creating unique text icons for branded or themed content
Examples
🅮 Circled C with Overlaid Backslash
- 🅮Access request: 🅮 Not permitted
- 🅮Feature toggle: 🅮 Disabled by policy
- 🅮Folder status: 🅮 Restricted
- 🅮Server rule applied: 🅮 Blocked
- 🅮Comment label: 🅮 No external links
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F16E | |
| HTML Entity | 🅮 | |
| HTML Code | 🅮 | |
| CSS | \1F16E | |
| Decimal | 127342 |
How to type Circled C With Overlaid Backslash Letter (🅮)
On Windows
In Word, type 1F16E then press Alt + X. Or open the emoji picker with Windows key + period.
On Mac
Press Control + Command + Space to open Character Viewer and search for the character.
On Linux
Press Control + Shift + U, type 1f16e, then press Enter or Space.
Anywhere
Copy 🅮 with the button above and paste it wherever you need it — this works on every device and in every app, with no keyboard shortcut to remember.
FAQ
What does the Circled C With Overlaid Backslash letter mean?
🅮 (Unicode U+1F16E) is primarily a symbolic character used as a visual marker rather than a widely standardized, everyday icon. The “circled C” design with an overlaid backslash can be used to suggest “restricted,” “blocked,” “disabled,” or “no/denied” in your own layout, but Unicode does not assign a universally accepted, single meaning. In practice, people use it in designs, status labels, and typography when they want a compact, enclosed glyph that stands out from plain letters. Treat it as a decorative/semantic UI glyph, and define its meaning in your specific context.
What Unicode character is 🅮?
🅮 is “CIRCLED C WITH OVERLAID BACKSLASH”, Unicode code point U+1F16E (HTML entity: 🅮).
Does 🅮 have a single official meaning?
There’s no universally established everyday meaning. It’s best treated as a visual UI glyph; if you use it to mean “blocked” or “disabled,” define that meaning in your context.
How can I copy and paste 🅮?
Copy the character directly from this page (🅮). For development, you can also use the HTML entity 🅮 or the Unicode escapes (\1F16E / \u{1F16E}).
Will 🅮 display correctly on all devices?
Support depends on the font and platform. If it doesn’t render on a device, it may show a fallback box or missing glyph.