children crossing
A warning sign showing two figures, one larger and one smaller, walking, used to mark a children crossing or school zone
Meaning
A warning sign showing two figures, one larger and one smaller, walking, used to mark a children crossing or school zone. In conversation it commonly signals caution, a warning, or a heads-up about something ahead, and can also refer to actual road safety, schools, or pedestrian areas. It often appears in contexts about protecting someone or proceeding carefully. Less commonly it stands in for childhood or school-related topics. Usage varies, so the intended sense depends on context; it is not limited to literal traffic situations.
Children crossing — Approved as part of Emoji 1.0 in 2015.
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Names from Unicode CLDR 48.2.1 — official Unicode data.
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Unicode data
U+1F6B8children crossingF0 9F 9A B8Shortcodes
:children_crossing:HTML & CSS
🚸🚸\1F6B8 Languages
\u{1F6B8}\U0001F6B8\x{1F6B8}\u{1F6B8}Encodings
xn--n78h%F0%9F%9A%B8Frequently asked
What does 🚸 children crossing mean?
A warning sign showing two figures, one larger and one smaller, walking, used to mark a children crossing or school zone. In conversation it commonly signals caution, a warning, or a heads-up about something ahead, and can also refer to actual road safety, schools, or pedestrian areas. It often appears in contexts about protecting someone or proceeding carefully. Less commonly it stands in for childhood or school-related topics. Usage varies, so the intended sense depends on context; it is not limited to literal traffic situations.
What are the Unicode codepoints and shortcode for 🚸 children crossing?
U+1F6B8 (Unicode 8.0, 2015) · :children_crossing:
Which emojis are related to 🚸 children crossing?
⚠️ warning, ⛔ no entry, 🚫 prohibited, 🚳 no bicycles, 🚭 no smoking, 🚯 no littering, 🚱 non-potable water, 🚷 no pedestrians