Domino Tile Horizontal-04-05 Symbol
A horizontal domino tile symbol (04–05) for game and UI design.
U+1F052
🁒 is a domino tile character named “DOMINO TILE HORIZONTAL-04-05”. It represents a horizontal domino with pips 04 and 05. You can copy it directly or use its Unicode and escape forms in apps and web pages.
Domino Tile Horizontal-04-05 Symbol Meaning
🁒 is a Unicode domino tile symbol (U+1F052) from the “Domino Tiles” set. The name indicates the tile layout and values: horizontal orientation with four pips on one half and five pips on the other (04–05). It’s commonly used to visually convey domino gameplay, tile-based puzzles, or general “game piece” iconography. In design and UI contexts, it can act as a compact decorative element for board games, matchmaking or inventory screens, or category markers (e.g., “domino”). While it’s mainly practical, it’s recognizable as a domino tile due to its pip pattern and standard naming.
Common uses
- •Domino game UI: representing a specific tile in a hand, deck, or move preview
- •Board game graphics: decorating tiles, cards, or turn indicators with a recognizable piece
- •Event or theme content: adding a domino motif to posts, invitations, or banners
- •Educational materials: illustrating domino combinations or counting with pips (04–05)
- •App icons and badges: lightweight “game tile” markers in interfaces
Examples
🁒 Domino Tile Horizontal-04-05
- 🁒“Your move: 🁒”
- 🁒“Played tile 🁒 from the left side.”
- 🁒“Set contains 🁒 and other domino tiles.”
- 🁒“Next up: flip 🁒 horizontally.”
- 🁒“Round result: 🁒 beats the previous tile.”
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F052 | |
| HTML Entity | 🁒 | |
| HTML Code | 🁒 | |
| CSS | \1F052 |
FAQ
What is the Unicode code point for 🁒?
🁒 is Unicode U+1F052.
How do I copy and paste this symbol?
Copy the character directly from this page (🁒) and paste it into your text, UI, or document.
What does “horizontal-04-05” mean in the name?
It indicates a horizontal domino tile with 04 pips on one side and 05 pips on the other.
Which escape formats can I use in code?
You can use CSS escape \\1F052 and JavaScript escape \\u{1F052}, or HTML entity 🁒.