0x246B

0x246B is the hexadecimal notation for the Unicode code point U+246B, which is named CIRCLED NUMBER TWELVE. It belongs to the Enclosed Alphanumerics block and has the general category No (Number, Other). The visible glyph for this code point is a circled twelve (⑫).

In use, 0x246B serves as a decorative or organizational symbol rather than a mathematical digit. It may appear in lists, diagrams, UI elements, or annotations where items are numbered in a circled style. It is not intended for arithmetic and should be treated as a symbol representing the number 12.

Encoding and rendering notes: The character can be included by using U+246B in Unicode, or via HTML entities such as ⑫ or ⑫. Appearance depends on font support; some fonts may not include a glyph for the circled twelve and will fall back to a box or a blank. As part of the Enclosed Alphanumerics block (U+2460 to U+24FF), it shares this space with other circled digits and letters.

Related information: Other circled numbers in the same block include U+2460 through U+246F, which cover circled digits 1 through 16. For broader context, see the Unicode Enclosed Alphanumerics block and discussions of symbol usage in digital typography.