round pushpin
A round-headed pushpin, typically shown in red, used to mark a spot on a map or board
Meaning
A round-headed pushpin, typically shown in red, used to mark a spot on a map or board. In conversation it commonly indicates a location, address, meeting point, or "you are here" reference, and often appears alongside place names or directions. It can also signal that something is pinned, saved, or worth noting. Less often it stands for travel or geography generally. Because it can mean either a specific place or the act of marking something, the intended sense usually depends on surrounding text.
Round pushpin โ Approved as part of Unicode 6.0 in 2010.
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Names from Unicode CLDR 48.2.1 โ official Unicode data.
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Unicode data
U+1F4CDround pushpinF0 9F 93 8DShortcodes
:round_pushpin:HTML & CSS
📍📍\1F4CD Languages
\u{1F4CD}\U0001F4CD\x{1F4CD}\u{1F4CD}Encodings
xn--mt8h%F0%9F%93%8DFrequently asked
What does ๐ round pushpin mean?
A round-headed pushpin, typically shown in red, used to mark a spot on a map or board. In conversation it commonly indicates a location, address, meeting point, or "you are here" reference, and often appears alongside place names or directions. It can also signal that something is pinned, saved, or worth noting. Less often it stands for travel or geography generally. Because it can mean either a specific place or the act of marking something, the intended sense usually depends on surrounding text.
What are the Unicode codepoints and shortcode for ๐ round pushpin?
U+1F4CD (Unicode 6.0, 2010) ยท :round_pushpin:
Which emojis are related to ๐ round pushpin?
๐ผ briefcase, ๐ file folder, ๐ open file folder, ๐๏ธ card index dividers, ๐ calendar, ๐ tear-off calendar, ๐๏ธ spiral notepad, ๐๏ธ spiral calendar