Mahjong Tile Joker Symbol
🀪 represents the Mahjong Tile Joker symbol, useful in games, icons, and themed text.
U+1F02A
🀪 is the Mahjong Tile Joker character (Unicode U+1F02A). It’s commonly used to visually label a joker tile in Mahjong-themed content. You can copy it directly or use its Unicode escapes in code and web projects.
Mahjong Tile Joker Symbol Meaning
The 🀪 Mahjong Tile Joker is a specific Mahjong tile variant shown as a joker. In Mahjong-related writing and design, it typically signals a wildcard or special tile that can substitute for other tiles according to game rules. Outside games, it’s often used as a playful icon for “joker” themes, such as flexible substitutions, surprise elements, or a wildcard role in a set. Because it’s tied to a recognizable tile style, it works well in UI labels, chat messages, stickers, and educational or reference materials about Mahjong variants.
Common uses
- •Labeling a joker/wildcard tile in Mahjong game interfaces or rule cards
- •Adding a Mahjong-themed icon to menus, buttons, and HUD elements in apps
- •Using as a wildcard symbol in themed posts, stories, or event graphics
- •Annotating screenshots or tutorial steps for Mahjong variants
- •Creating consistent emoji-like badges for tabletop game communities
Examples
🀪 Mahjong Tile Joker (U+1F02A)
- 🀪“I drew the 🀪 Joker tile—can you confirm the substitution rule?”
- 🀪“Special tiles: 🀪 counts as a wildcard in this match.”
- 🀪“Choose your replacement for 🀪 according to the card layout.”
- 🀪“New hand ready: 🀪 added to the set.”
- 🀪“Mahjong night tonight—watch for 🀪 in the tutorial.”
Variations
Ready to copy
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F02A | |
| HTML Entity | 🀪 | |
| HTML Code | 🀪 | |
| CSS | \1F02A |
FAQ
What does 🀪 mean?
🀪 is the “Mahjong Tile Joker” symbol, typically used to indicate a joker or wildcard tile in Mahjong-themed contexts.
What is the Unicode code point for 🀪?
The Unicode code point for 🀪 is U+1F02A.
How can I copy 🀪 reliably for web use?
You can copy the character directly (🀪) or use the HTML entity: 🀪.
How do I include 🀪 in JavaScript?
Use the JavaScript escape: \\u{1F02A}.