
🐣 hatching chick emoji
The hatching chick emoji 🐣 depicts a baby bird hatching from an egg. It is used in contexts related to chicks, birds, eggs, and hatching, including messages that refer directly to a newly hatched animal.
Copies the character. Its appearance depends on where you paste it.
- Category
- Animals & Nature
- Unicode version
- 6.0
- Release year
- 2010
- Unicode sequence
- U+1F423
- Emoji version
- 0.6
What does 🐣 mean?
A small, yellow chick emerging from an eggshell, with a small beak visible and a crack in the shell. Represents new beginnings, birth, and the early stages of life. Part of the Animals & Nature category, specifically within the animal-bird subcategory.
Common uses
- Symbolizing new beginnings: 'Starting a new job tomorrow 🐣'
- Indicating birth or hatching: 'Just hatched a new project 🐣'
- Expressing cuteness or innocence: 'Look at this adorable chick 🐣'
In a message
Variations
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Frequently asked questions
What does 🐣 mean?
A small, yellow chick emerging from an eggshell, with a small beak visible and a crack in the shell. Represents new beginnings, birth, and the early stages of life. Part of the Animals & Nature category, specifically within the animal-bird subcategory.
How do I copy Hatching Chick?
Click Copy emoji, then paste it into a message or text field. Use Ctrl+V on Windows or Cmd+V on Mac.
How do I download Hatching Chick?
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Does Hatching Chick support skin tones?
This entry has no skin-tone variations in the current catalog. Different platform designs are renderings of the same character, not separate emoji.