🁄

🁄 U+1F044, 🁄
DOMINO TILE HORIZONTAL-02-05
← 🁃
[U+1F043] 		Domino Tiles 🁅 →
[U+1F045]
🁶 U+1F076, 🁶
DOMINO TILE VERTICAL-02-05
← 🁵
[U+1F075] 		Domino Tiles 🁷 →
[U+1F077]
🁖 U+1F056, 🁖
DOMINO TILE HORIZONTAL-05-02
← 🁕
[U+1F055] 		Domino Tiles 🁗 →
[U+1F057]
🂈 U+1F088, 🂈
DOMINO TILE VERTICAL-05-02
← 🂇
[U+1F087] 		Domino Tiles 🂉 →
[U+1F089]

Translingual

Symbol

🁄

  1. A domino tile, the 2-5.
    • 2016, Miguel Lugo, Competitive Dominoes: How to Play Like a Champion - Second Edition (in English), Dog Ear Publishing, →ISBN, page 5:
      In case of a tie, the domino with the highest single number decides the lead player; for example, a 🁖 beats the 🁐.

See also
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 (back)
0 🀱 🁣 — 🀰 🁢
1 🀲 🁤 🀸 🁪 🀹 🁫 —
2 🀳 🁥 🀿 🁱 🀺 🁬 🁀 🁲 🁁 🁳 —
3 🀴 🁦 🁆 🁸 🀻 🁭 🁇 🁹 🁂 🁴 🁈 🁺 🁉 🁻 —
4 🀵 🁧 🁍 🁿 🀼 🁮 🁎 🂀 🁃 🁵 🁏 🂁 🁊 🁼 🁐 🂂 🁑 🂃 —
5 🀶 🁨 🁔 🂆 🀽 🁯 🁕 🂇 🁄 🁶 🁖 🂈 🁋 🁽 🁗 🂉 🁒 🂄 🁘 🂊 🁙 🂋 —
6 🀷 🁩 🁛 🂍 🀾 🁰 🁜 🂎 🁅 🁷 🁝 🂏 🁌 🁾 🁞 🂐 🁓 🂅 🁟 🂑 🁚 🂌 🁠 🂒 🁡 🂓
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