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πŸ›

Domino Tile Horizontal-06-00 Symbol

A horizontal domino tile symbol showing the 6–0 ends.

U+1F05B

πŸ› represents a domino tile in a horizontal orientation. It’s useful anywhere you want a compact, visual cue for dominoes, matches, or game tiles.

Domino Tile Horizontal-06-00 Symbol Meaning

πŸ› is a domino tile emoji from the β€œDomino Tiles” set. As indicated by its Unicode name β€œDOMINO TILE HORIZONTAL-06-00,” it visually corresponds to a horizontal domino with one end showing 6 and the other end showing 0. People commonly use domino tile symbols as lightweight icons for board-game posts, game state indicators, or tile-based puzzles. Because it’s specifically numbered, it can also be referenced in writing for move notation or for labeling hands and sets in casual game descriptions.

Common uses

  • β€’Labeling dominoes in game instructions or rule explanations
  • β€’Displaying a tile or move in casual game updates and logs
  • β€’Designing lightweight icons for board-game or puzzle interfaces
  • β€’Decorating posts about domino strategies, rounds, or match summaries
  • β€’Building readable text-based game boards or inventories

Examples

πŸ› Domino Tile Horizontal-06-00

  • πŸ›Drawn tile: πŸ› (6–0).
  • πŸ›Place πŸ› on the open 0 side.
  • πŸ›Round result: played πŸ› to continue the chain.
  • πŸ›My hand includes πŸ› and two matching tiles.
  • πŸ›Goal: link 6 to 0 using tiles like πŸ›.

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+1F05B
HTML Entity🁛
HTML Code🁛
CSS\1F05B

FAQ

What does πŸ› represent?

It represents a domino tile in a horizontal layout: β€œDOMINO TILE HORIZONTAL-06-00,” showing 6 on one end and 0 on the other.

How can I copy πŸ› on my device?

Copy the emoji directly (πŸ›) from this page, or use the HTML entity 🁛 and paste it into supported editors.

What is the Unicode code point for πŸ›?

The Unicode code point for πŸ› is U+1F05B.

How do I use it in code?

You can use HTML: 🁛, CSS escape: \\1F05B, or JavaScript escape: \\u{1F05B}.