Tumbler Glass 🥃

Usage snapshot:

• Used in content written with the Common script; suitable for UI labels and body text.
• Appears in the Unicode block Supplemental Symbols and Pictographs.

History & usage: The character depicts the TUMBLER GLASS. In its name, functional tokens describe roles such as a specific object type rather than a phonetic symbol, while shape/qualifier cues (e.g., rounded, tall, narrow) signal form factors that influence typographic balance and display. In general terms, tokens like markers and diacritic-like indicators help distinguish meaning or emphasis in orthography and influence how the symbol sits in lines of text, even though the exact terms here do not name a specific diacritic. 2–3 practical usage contexts follow from the name, script, block, and category: in scholarly dictionaries and grammars, it appears as an entry item illustrating pictographic naming conventions; in archival transcription and paleography, it helps mark cataloged objects or menu items in reports; and in educational primers and typographic revivals, it guides the faithful reproduction of pictographic inventories on modern media. If a cultural capsule existed, a sentence from it would stand alone, but none is present here. Cross‑platform appearance is generally stable, and assistive technologies can describe its meaning for accessibility.

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