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🀹

Domino Tile Horizontal-01-01 Symbol

A horizontal domino tile showing double ones (1-1), used for gaming and playful UI elements.

U+1F039

🀹 is the Unicode domino tile character named “DOMINO TILE HORIZONTAL-01-01” (U+1F039). It’s commonly used wherever domino-style visuals or game-themed icons are helpful. You can copy it directly from this page or use its HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes.

Domino Tile Horizontal-01-01 Symbol Meaning

🀹 represents a horizontal domino tile with the pips matching 1-1 (often called “double one”). As a symbol, it’s most useful in contexts related to domino games, tile sets, and game interfaces where a clear “domino tile” visual helps users recognize gameplay elements quickly. Because it’s a standardized Unicode character, it also works well in digital writing (for example, describing a hand or a move) and in design mockups that need a consistent tile look across platforms. In most uses, it functions as a visual cue for a specific tile rather than a symbolic or idiomatic meaning.

Common uses

  • Labeling domino pieces in game UIs (e.g., tile selection and inventory screens)
  • Creating readable move logs and hand descriptions in domino game apps
  • Designing casual gaming graphics, badges, or chat reactions for domino-related content
  • Building educational materials or worksheets that reference specific tile values
  • Using as a simple thematic icon in posts, thumbnails, or website sections about dominoes

Examples

🀹 Horizontal Domino Tile 1-1

  • 🀹I played 🀹 to start the round.
  • 🀹Your hand includes 🀹 and two doubles.
  • 🀹Drag 🀹 into the board slot.
  • 🀹Set the deck to include the 🀹 tile.
  • 🀹Score update: double one (🀹).

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+1F039
HTML Entity🀹
HTML Code🀹
CSS\1F039

FAQ

What does the Domino Tile Horizontal-01-01 symbol mean?

🀹 represents a horizontal domino tile with the pips matching 1-1 (often called “double one”). As a symbol, it’s most useful in contexts related to domino games, tile sets, and game interfaces where a clear “domino tile” visual helps users recognize gameplay elements quickly. Because it’s a standardized Unicode character, it also works well in digital writing (for example, describing a hand or a move) and in design mockups that need a consistent tile look across platforms. In most uses, it functions as a visual cue for a specific tile rather than a symbolic or idiomatic meaning.

What is the Unicode name and code point for 🀹?

It is “DOMINO TILE HORIZONTAL-01-01” with Unicode code point U+1F039.

How can I copy 🀹 into HTML?

Use the HTML entity: 🀹

What escape sequences can I use in code?

CSS escape: \\1F039 and JavaScript escape: \\u{1F039}.

Does 🀹 always mean the 1-1 (double one) domino tile?

Yes. As a Unicode domino tile character, 🀹 specifically represents the horizontal tile with pips 1-1.