Domino Tile Vertical-05-00 Symbol
🂆 is the vertical domino tile showing 5 and 0 pips (U+1F086).
U+1F086
🂆 represents a specific playing-card-style domino tile in Unicode. It’s useful when you need dominoes in icons, UI, or casual text. This page helps you copy the symbol and use it in common code formats.
Domino Tile Vertical-05-00 Symbol Meaning
🂆 is the Unicode character named “DOMINO TILE VERTICAL-05-00,” code point U+1F086. It visually depicts a vertical domino tile with two ends labeled 5 and 0. Because it’s part of the Domino Tiles block, it’s typically used to represent dominoes in text-based contexts, such as game discussions, status indicators, or lightweight UI elements. It may also be used in creative writing or design where a domino motif is helpful, especially when you want the exact 5–0 tile rather than a generic domino icon.
Common uses
- •Labeling domino pieces in a game UI or on a digital board
- •Adding a domino tile icon to chat messages for game turns
- •Creating lightweight domino-themed graphics for social posts
- •Using in diagrams or instructions for domino game rules
- •Decorating decks, sets, or inventory lists in apps
Examples
🂆 Vertical Domino Tile 5-0
- 🂆My last tile was 🂆 (5–0).
- 🂆Play 🂆 next to the 0 end.
- 🂆Round update: I drew 🂆.
- 🂆Check the sequence using 🂆 as the starting tile.
- 🂆Opponent claimed they have 🂆—is it in the boneyard?
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F086 | |
| HTML Entity | 🂆 | |
| HTML Code | 🂆 | |
| CSS | \1F086 |
FAQ
What does 🂆 mean?
It’s the Unicode “DOMINO TILE VERTICAL-05-00,” a vertical domino tile showing 5 and 0 pips.
What is the Unicode code point for 🂆?
The code point is U+1F086.
How can I use 🂆 in HTML?
You can use the entity: 🂆
What escapes work in JavaScript or CSS?
JavaScript: \\u{1F086}. CSS escaping: \\1F086.