ðē Japanese Prohibited Emoji
The Japanese prohibited emoji ðē depicts a squared Japanese ideograph associated with prohibition. It is used in contexts related to restrictions, banned items, or prohibited actions. Its button-like format can indicate a prohibited label in Japanese-related text and discussions.
Japanese Prohibited Emoji Meaning
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Meaning
A red, square-shaped symbol with the Chinese character įĶ (JÃŽn) inside, which means 'forbidden' or 'prohibited'. This emoji is part of the CJK Unified Ideographs Extension A and is used to indicate that something is not allowed or is restricted. It is commonly associated with warnings, bans, and prohibitions in East Asian contexts.
Common Uses
- Indicating a prohibition: 'No smoking ðē'
- Warning against certain actions: 'Do not enter ðē'
- Expressing a cultural taboo: 'In this culture, pointing with your finger is ðē'
Example Sentences
- Please adhere to the rules: no pets allowed in the building ðē
- The sign clearly states: 'No photography ðē'
- In some Asian cultures, it is ðē to give clocks as gifts due to the association with death.
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Japanese Prohibited Emoji Details
Name
Squared Cjk Unified Ideograph 7981
Short Name
:u7981:
Unicode
U+1F232Unicode Version
6.0Release Year
2010
Category
SymbolsSubcategory
AlphanumPlatform Support
Has Skin Tones
No
Platform Renderings
Unicode
Apple Style
Google Style
Twitter Style
Facebook Style
Gmail
DoCoMo
Emoji Styles
3D Style
Color Style
Flat Style
High Contrast