डिंगबैट सर्किल सेन्स-सेरिफ़ डिजिट सिक्स ➅

Number six in the Arabic numeral system was drawn as a fist with the thumb withdrawn (the familiar ‘like’ gesture, only in an inclined position). This image has its own logic: to get six, you need to add one to the five (it is symbolized by the palm) – a finger pointing towards yourself. When Arabic numerals began to be used in Europe, the icon was slightly modified – the ‘tail’ was turned into a familiar ‘loop’.

Now six can be seen everywhere, including Unicode. One of such symbols is called Dingbat Circled Sans-Serif Digit Six. Use it in combination with other digits from the series: ➃ , ➄ , ➆ and so on.

संकेत ‘डिंगबैट सर्किल सेन्स-सेरिफ़ डिजिट सिक्स’ ‘डिंगबैट ने अंकों का चक्कर लगाया’ उपखंड में शामिल है, जो ‘Dingbats’ खंड का हिस्सा है, और यह Unicode संस्करण 1.1 के भाग के रूप में 1993 में स्वीकृत हुआ था।