Mahjong Tile Back Symbol
The 🀫 emoji represents a Mahjong tile back (Unicode U+1F02B).
U+1F02B
🀫 is a Mahjong tile back symbol used to depict covered tiles or the backside of a tile in Mahjong-themed visuals. You can copy it directly for chat, UI mockups, games, or documentation. It’s also convenient for developers needing the exact Unicode information.
Mahjong Tile Back Symbol Meaning
🀫, named “Mahjong Tile Back,” is commonly used to show the backside of a Mahjong tile rather than a specific tile face. In practice, it often appears in game interfaces where tiles are hidden, facedown cards are represented, or a deck/board needs a neutral tile icon. It’s useful for UI states like “unknown tile,” “covered,” or “tile not revealed yet.” Because it’s specifically a tile back design, it works well for Mahjong layout mockups, instructional graphics, and casual messaging about tiles that haven’t been uncovered.
Common uses
- •Game UI: representing facedown/hidden Mahjong tiles
- •Board and tile diagrams: indicating tile backs in layout illustrations
- •Instructional content: showing “tile back” states before reveal
- •Design mockups: neutral Mahjong-themed placeholders for unknown tiles
- •Messaging and social posts: referring to concealed tiles or game progress
Examples
🀫 Mahjong Tile Back
- 🀫“Two tiles are still covered—wait for the 🀫 to flip.”
- 🀫“The tile back icon (🀫) marks what’s not revealed yet.”
- 🀫“Shuffle the stack, then draw a covered tile 🀫.”
- 🀫“In the UI, unknown tiles show the Mahjong tile back 🀫.”
- 🀫“I replaced the placeholder image with 🀫 for the tile backside.”
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F02B | |
| HTML Entity | 🀫 | |
| HTML Code | 🀫 | |
| CSS | \1F02B |
FAQ
What does the Mahjong Tile Back symbol mean?
🀫, named “Mahjong Tile Back,” is commonly used to show the backside of a Mahjong tile rather than a specific tile face. In practice, it often appears in game interfaces where tiles are hidden, facedown cards are represented, or a deck/board needs a neutral tile icon. It’s useful for UI states like “unknown tile,” “covered,” or “tile not revealed yet.” Because it’s specifically a tile back design, it works well for Mahjong layout mockups, instructional graphics, and casual messaging about tiles that haven’t been uncovered.
What is the Unicode code point for 🀫?
🀫 is Unicode U+1F02B (Unicode name: MAHJONG TILE BACK).
What HTML entity can I use for this symbol?
The HTML entity for 🀫 is 🀫.
How do I reference 🀫 in CSS or other programming contexts?
Use CSS escape \\1F02B. For JavaScript, you can use \\u{1F02B}.
Is 🀫 meant to represent a specific Mahjong tile?
No. 🀫 represents the Mahjong tile back (the backside of a tile), not a particular tile face.