Japanese “reserved” button
A square button showing the Japanese character 指, used in Japan to mark a seat, space, or item as reserved or taken
Meaning
A square button showing the Japanese character 指, used in Japan to mark a seat, space, or item as reserved or taken. In conversation it commonly signals that something is claimed, booked, or unavailable, or that a spot is being held for someone. It can also convey "this one's mine" or "already spoken for" in a light, playful way. Because the character is not widely read outside Japan, its meaning can be unclear to some viewers, who may see it only as a generic Japanese-style button.
Japanese “reserved” button — Approved as part of Unicode 6.0 in 2010.
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Names from Unicode CLDR 48.2.1 — official Unicode data.
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Unicode data
U+1F22FJapanese “reserved” buttonF0 9F 88 AFShortcodes
:japanese_reserved_button:HTML & CSS
🈯🈯\1F22F Languages
\u{1F22F}\U0001F22F\x{1F22F}\u{1F22F}Encodings
xn--h97h%F0%9F%88%AFFrequently asked
What does 🈯 Japanese “reserved” button mean?
A square button showing the Japanese character 指, used in Japan to mark a seat, space, or item as reserved or taken. In conversation it commonly signals that something is claimed, booked, or unavailable, or that a spot is being held for someone. It can also convey "this one's mine" or "already spoken for" in a light, playful way. Because the character is not widely read outside Japan, its meaning can be unclear to some viewers, who may see it only as a generic Japanese-style button.
What are the Unicode codepoints and shortcode for 🈯 Japanese “reserved” button?
U+1F22F (Unicode 6.0, 2010) · :japanese_reserved_button:
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