Negative Circled Latin Capital Letter O Letter
A circled, negative-style capital letter “O” used as a distinctive label or icon.
U+1F15E
🅞 is a Unicode symbol shown as a negative circled capital “O” in a single character. It’s useful when you need a compact mark that stands out in text, UI, or designs. You can copy it directly or use the provided HTML, CSS, and JavaScript escapes.
Negative Circled Latin Capital Letter O Letter Meaning
🅞 is the “Negative Circled Latin Capital Letter O” character (U+1F15E). Visually, it combines a capital letter O with a circled, negative (inverted/outline-like) presentation, making it easy to recognize as a label or status-style marker. In practice, people often use it to represent options, sections, or categories—especially when they want a typographic symbol rather than an image. It can also be used decoratively or to add emphasis in digital documents, slides, and social posts. Like many enclosed symbol characters, its meaning is mostly context-dependent.
Common uses
- •As an option or selection marker in text-based forms or menus
- •Category or group labeling in infographics and slides
- •A visual bullet or section icon in documentation
- •Decorative emphasis for headings, badges, or callouts
- •Status-style notation in dashboards or UI mockups
Examples
🅞 Negative Circled Latin Capital Letter O
- 🅞Option 🅞: choose “O”
- 🅞Section 🅞 — Overview
- 🅞Badge 🅞: Pending review
- 🅞Use 🅞 to mark the “output” step
- 🅞Category 🅞 in the legend
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F15E | |
| HTML Entity | 🅞 | |
| HTML Code | 🅞 | |
| CSS | \1F15E |
FAQ
What does the Negative Circled Latin Capital Letter O letter mean?
🅞 is the “Negative Circled Latin Capital Letter O” character (U+1F15E). Visually, it combines a capital letter O with a circled, negative (inverted/outline-like) presentation, making it easy to recognize as a label or status-style marker. In practice, people often use it to represent options, sections, or categories—especially when they want a typographic symbol rather than an image. It can also be used decoratively or to add emphasis in digital documents, slides, and social posts. Like many enclosed symbol characters, its meaning is mostly context-dependent.
What is the Unicode codepoint for 🅞?
🅞 has Unicode codepoint U+1F15E.
How do I use 🅞 in HTML?
Use the HTML entity: 🅞.
How do I include 🅞 in CSS?
You can use the CSS escape: \\1F15E.
How do I include 🅞 in JavaScript?
Use the JavaScript escape: \\u{1F15E}.