Japanese “acceptable” button
This symbol shows the Japanese characters 可 (ka), meaning "acceptable" or "possible," inside a rounded square button
Meaning
This symbol shows the Japanese characters 可 (ka), meaning "acceptable" or "possible," inside a rounded square button. In Japanese texting and signage it marks something as approved, allowed, or okay. In broader online use, especially in Chinese-language contexts, it can serve as a playful shorthand for "acceptable" or "fine," sometimes with a flirty or suggestive tone. Its meaning depends heavily on context and audience; readers unfamiliar with the characters may simply see a decorative button. It is often used to signal approval or agreement rather than to convey a strong emotion.
Japanese “acceptable” button — Approved as part of Unicode 6.0 in 2010.
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Unicode data
U+1F251Japanese “acceptable” buttonF0 9F 89 91Shortcodes
:japanese_acceptable_button:HTML & CSS
🉑🉑\1F251 Languages
\u{1F251}\U0001F251\x{1F251}\u{1F251}Encodings
xn--gb8h%F0%9F%89%91Frequently asked
What does 🉑 Japanese “acceptable” button mean?
This symbol shows the Japanese characters 可 (ka), meaning "acceptable" or "possible," inside a rounded square button. In Japanese texting and signage it marks something as approved, allowed, or okay. In broader online use, especially in Chinese-language contexts, it can serve as a playful shorthand for "acceptable" or "fine," sometimes with a flirty or suggestive tone. Its meaning depends heavily on context and audience; readers unfamiliar with the characters may simply see a decorative button. It is often used to signal approval or agreement rather than to convey a strong emotion.
What are the Unicode codepoints and shortcode for 🉑 Japanese “acceptable” button?
U+1F251 (Unicode 6.0, 2010) · :japanese_acceptable_button:
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