0x2639

0x2639, or U+2639, is the Unicode code point for the WHITE FROWNING FACE. It resides in the Miscellaneous Symbols block and is categorized as a symbol of the Common script. Its official Unicode name is WHITE FROWNING FACE, and it has the decimal code point 9785.

The character is used to convey sadness, disappointment, or negative sentiment in text. Its glyph is a simple face with a downward mouth, typically rendered as a monochrome symbol; on platforms that support emoji presentation, adding a variation selector (U+FE0F) can request a colored emoji rendition, though rendering may still depend on font support.

Encoding and access: in HTML and other contexts it can be represented as a numeric character reference, such as ☹ or ☹. In plain text and most fonts, the symbol appears as the standard glyph and may vary by typeface.

Related symbols in the same region include U+263A WHITE SMILING FACE (☺) and U+263B BLACK SMILING FACE (☻), which share the same general block and are often used to convey opposite emotional states in the same set of symbols.

Summary: 0x2639 is the Unicode code point for a white-frowning-face symbol used to express sadness or dissatisfaction in digital text, with optional emoji presentation on compatible platforms.