Ideographic Tally Mark One

Part of Alchemy, I Ching and Ancient Number Symbols

Ideographic Tally Mark One has no standard Windows Alt code. Copy the character directly, or use its HTML entity or Unicode value instead.

Alt code
None
HTML entity
𝍲
Unicode
U+1D372

About this symbol

In China, Japan and Korea tallies are kept by writing the character 正, which takes exactly five strokes, one stroke per item. This first mark is its opening stroke; election counts in Japan and Taiwan are still kept this way on blackboards.

Unicode facts

Official name
IDEOGRAPHIC TALLY MARK ONE
Type
Number
Unicode block
Counting Rod Numerals
Unicode group
Ideographic tally marks
Added in
Unicode 11.0 (2018)

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