Mahjong Tile Nine Of Circles Symbol
🀡 is the Mahjong tile symbol for the nine of circles.
U+1F021
🀡 represents a Mahjong tile known as the nine of circles. It’s useful for game UI, icon sets, and documents that reference Mahjong tiles by suit and rank.
Mahjong Tile Nine Of Circles Symbol Meaning
🀡 specifically denotes the Mahjong tile “nine of circles” (Unicode: MAHJONG TILE NINE OF CIRCLES, code point U+1F021). In Mahjong, circles are one of the common tile suits, and the number indicates the rank within that suit. You’ll most often see this symbol in tile diagrams, scoring notes, tutorials, and digital Mahjong interfaces where tiles need to be displayed consistently across platforms. Because it’s a standard Unicode character, it can be used reliably in text content, chat messages, and UI labels without needing image assets.
Common uses
- •Digital Mahjong game UI to display the nine of circles tile
- •Tile reference charts for rules, tutorials, or strategy guides
- •Iconography or emoji-style labeling in board game apps
- •Text-based documentation or bug reports that mention specific tiles
- •Social posts showing hands, draws, or tile sets in Mahjong
Examples
🀡 Mahjong Tile Nine of Circles
- 🀡Draw: 🀡
- 🀡This hand includes 🀡 and 🀐.
- 🀡Discarding 🀡 to keep the pair count balanced.
- 🀡Tile counts: 1× 🀡 in the circles suit.
- 🀡Your next move uses 🀡 as part of the sequence.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F021 | |
| HTML Entity | 🀡 | |
| HTML Code | 🀡 | |
| CSS | \1F021 |
FAQ
What Unicode character is 🀡?
🀡 is MAHJONG TILE NINE OF CIRCLES with Unicode code point U+1F021.
How can I copy 🀡 into a website?
Use the HTML entity: 🀡 or the CSS escape/Unicode form: \\1F021.
Does 🀡 work across different platforms?
As a Unicode character, it should display wherever the installed font supports Mahjong tile glyphs.
What does “nine of circles” mean in Mahjong?
It identifies the circles suit tile with rank nine, commonly used in digital displays and tile references for Mahjong rules and hands.