Mahjong Tile One Of Characters Symbol
🀇 represents the Mahjong tile “one of characters” in the Characters suit.
U+1F007
🀇 is a Mahjong tile symbol used to depict the “one of characters” tile. It’s helpful for games, diagrams, and any content that needs a clear Mahjong reference. You can copy it directly or use the provided Unicode/escape codes in your projects.
Mahjong Tile One Of Characters Symbol Meaning
🀇 is the Unicode “MAHJONG TILE ONE OF CHARACTERS” symbol (U+1F007). In Mahjong, the Characters suit (also called “Dots/Characters” depending on the set) is one of the standard tile families. This specific glyph denotes the number “one” within that suit, making it useful for describing hands, displaying tile states, or labeling game tiles in a UI. Use it when you want a visual, language-independent way to show a particular Mahjong tile rather than writing “1 characters” or similar text.
Common uses
- •Labeling a Mahjong game UI with the exact tile (one of Characters) during gameplay
- •Creating quick digital diagrams or cheat sheets for Mahjong hands and scoring discussions
- •Adding tile icons to web or mobile apps for inventory, tutorial steps, or tile selection screens
- •Writing game notes or chat messages that reference a specific tile without ambiguity
- •Designing posters, thumbnails, or social posts about Mahjong moves that mention “one of Characters”
Examples
🀇 Mahjong Tile One of Characters
- 🀇I drew 🀇 from the wall.
- 🀇Your hand needs another 🀇.
- 🀇Tiles in the Characters suit: 🀇 and more.
- 🀇Discard 🀇 if it breaks your sequence.
- 🀇On the board: 🀇 is face up.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F007 | |
| HTML Entity | 🀇 | |
| HTML Code | 🀇 | |
| CSS | \1F007 |
FAQ
What does 🀇 mean?
🀇 is the Mahjong tile “one of characters” (Unicode name: MAHJONG TILE ONE OF CHARACTERS).
How can I copy and paste 🀇?
You can copy the character directly as shown on this page (🀇) and paste it into messages, designs, or code.
What is the Unicode code point for 🀇?
The Unicode code point is U+1F007.
How do I use it in HTML, CSS, or JavaScript?
Use the provided HTML entity 🀇, CSS escape \\1F007, or JavaScript escape \\u{1F007}.