Parenthesized Number Ten Letter
⑽ is the “enclosed number ten” character used to label items with a compact circled/parenthesized style.
U+247D
⑽ (U+247D) is a single Unicode character: PARENTHESIZED NUMBER TEN. It’s useful when you want numbering that looks like a special badge or item marker. This page helps you copy it and use it in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Parenthesized Number Ten Letter Meaning
⑽ represents the number ten in a typographic, enclosed form. Because it is a standalone Unicode character (PARENTHESIZED NUMBER TEN, U+247D), it’s often used for visual consistency—like numbered steps, list markers, or callouts—without needing images or custom icons. In most contexts, its meaning is simply “10” (the tenth item, count, or step). The enclosed styling helps it stand out in UI labels, schedules, and documents where regular digits might feel too plain. It is best treated as a decorative/semantic numbering glyph rather than a mathematical operator.
Common uses
- •Numbered step markers in instructions (Step ⑽) or checklists
- •Ranking and countdown labels (e.g., “Top ⑽”) in posters or UI tiles
- •Item indexes in forms and tables where enclosed numbering improves readability
- •Editorial callouts and captions to reference the tenth section or paragraph
- •Decorative badge-style numbering for social posts and marketing graphics
Examples
⑽ Enclosed Number Ten (PARENTHESIZED NUMBER TEN)
- ⑽Step ⑽: Review the final summary.
- ⑽Your choice ⑽ has been saved.
- ⑽Chapter ⑽ — Technical Appendix
- ⑽Place the label next to item ⑽ on the list.
- ⑽We reached level ⑽ today!
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+247D | |
| HTML Entity | ⑽ | |
| HTML Code | ⑽ | |
| CSS | \247D |
FAQ
What does the Parenthesized Number Ten letter mean?
⑽ represents the number ten in a typographic, enclosed form. Because it is a standalone Unicode character (PARENTHESIZED NUMBER TEN, U+247D), it’s often used for visual consistency—like numbered steps, list markers, or callouts—without needing images or custom icons. In most contexts, its meaning is simply “10” (the tenth item, count, or step). The enclosed styling helps it stand out in UI labels, schedules, and documents where regular digits might feel too plain. It is best treated as a decorative/semantic numbering glyph rather than a mathematical operator.
What is ⑽ called in Unicode?
It’s named “PARENTHESIZED NUMBER TEN” and has code point U+247D.
Is ⑽ the same as the number 10?
It represents ten, but in an enclosed glyph form (a single Unicode character), so it’s typically used for styled numbering rather than arithmetic.
How do I paste ⑽ into HTML?
You can paste it directly, or use the HTML entity ⑽.
How do I use ⑽ in CSS or JavaScript?
CSS escape: \\247D. JavaScript escape: \\u{247D}.