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Japanese “passing grade” button

A square button showing the Japanese characters 合 (gō), meaning "pass" or "match

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U+1F234
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A square button showing the Japanese characters 合 (gō), meaning "pass" or "match." It represents a passing grade or acceptable result, commonly used in Japanese contexts for exams, tests, or approval. In conversation it often conveys success, approval, or a satisfactory outcome, and can appear in messages about results or acceptance. It is sometimes used more loosely to signal agreement or that something meets requirements. Because it is tied to Japanese grading terminology, its meaning may be unclear to those unfamiliar with that usage, so context often determines whether it means a literal grade or general approval.

Japanese “passing grade” button — Approved as part of Unicode 6.0 in 2010.

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Quick facts

Code points
U+1F234
Unicode name
Japanese “passing grade” button
Category
SymbolsAlphanumeric
Unicode
6.0 · 2010Emoji 0.6
Keywords
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Single code point
Unicode data
Code pointsU+1F234
Unicode nameJapanese “passing grade” button
UTF-8F0 9F 88 B4
Shortcodes
Shortcode (Discord / GitHub / Slack):japanese_passing_grade_button:
HTML & CSS
HTML (hex)🈴
HTML (decimal)🈴
CSS\1F234
Languages
JavaScript\u{1F234}
Python\U0001F234
Perl\x{1F234}
PHP / Ruby\u{1F234}
Encodings
Punycodexn--m97h
URL escape code%F0%9F%88%B4

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What does 🈴 Japanese “passing grade” button mean?

A square button showing the Japanese characters 合 (gō), meaning "pass" or "match." It represents a passing grade or acceptable result, commonly used in Japanese contexts for exams, tests, or approval. In conversation it often conveys success, approval, or a satisfactory outcome, and can appear in messages about results or acceptance. It is sometimes used more loosely to signal agreement or that something meets requirements. Because it is tied to Japanese grading terminology, its meaning may be unclear to those unfamiliar with that usage, so context often determines whether it means a literal grade or general approval.

What are the Unicode codepoints and shortcode for 🈴 Japanese “passing grade” button?

U+1F234 (Unicode 6.0, 2010) · :japanese_passing_grade_button:

Which emojis are related to 🈴 Japanese “passing grade” button?

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