Clubs (suit)

Cross or fail is a color of French playing cards. In the German pages, it corresponds to the color of the glans. The original French name is Trèfle ( German: Clover ), the card symbol is a three-leafed clover dar. In English cross as clubs will ( German: bars, clubs ) designated according to the color Bastoni of the Italian- Spanish image.

In Germany, these playing cards color, especially of the International Skat- order, referred to as Cross, in Austria, however, almost exclusively based on the French name as a meeting, as well as the Bridge, where generally predominate the French names, as well as Cœur instead of heart.

When Skat and double inverted cross is the highest- color ( Schell / Karo is in double head the trump suit ), the Bridge Club is the lowest.

♣ The sign is already included in the CP437 and thus also in the WGL4. In Unicode, a black and a white ♣ ♧ cross is defined:

Number cards | Jack | lady | King | Ace | Joker

Colors Double leaf: Cross ( Trèfle ) | Spades ( Pique ) | Heart ( Coeur ) | Karo ( Carreau )

German Journal: Acorn | Leaf | Heart | Clamps

• Card game concept
• Cross