🈯
Indicating something is reserved
This seat is 🈯, please find another.
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🈯
Japanese “reserved” button
The 🈯 emoji, also known as the Japanese “reserved” button, features a square containing the Japanese kanji character for “reserved” or “designated” (指). It's commonly used to indicate that something...
Meaning & Usage
The 🈯 emoji, also known as the Japanese “reserved” button, features a square containing the Japanese kanji character for “reserved” or “designated” (指). It's commonly used to indicate that something is reserved, designated, or specifically assigned. In digital communication, it can represent items, seats, or resources that are not available for general use. This emoji is part of the Unicode Standard, introduced in Unicode version 6.0 in 2009, reflecting the inclusion of common Japanese symbols in global digital communication.
Beyond its literal meaning, the 🈯 emoji can also be used metaphorically to express exclusivity or a special status. For instance, it might denote a VIP area, a private event, or something that requires prior arrangement. Its cultural significance lies in its direct connection to Japanese language and culture, making it a useful indicator when discussing Japanese topics or indicating a feature specific to Japanese services.
While primarily used in contexts related to reservations and designations, the emoji's simple and clear design allows it to be employed creatively in various digital conversations. Its distinct visual appearance ensures easy recognition and comprehension, further solidifying its utility in diverse communication scenarios.
Beyond its literal meaning, the 🈯 emoji can also be used metaphorically to express exclusivity or a special status. For instance, it might denote a VIP area, a private event, or something that requires prior arrangement. Its cultural significance lies in its direct connection to Japanese language and culture, making it a useful indicator when discussing Japanese topics or indicating a feature specific to Japanese services.
While primarily used in contexts related to reservations and designations, the emoji's simple and clear design allows it to be employed creatively in various digital conversations. Its distinct visual appearance ensures easy recognition and comprehension, further solidifying its utility in diverse communication scenarios.
Usage Contexts
🈯
Signifying a designated area or item
The 🈯 parking spots are for staff only.
🈯
Expressing exclusivity or VIP status
Only 🈯 members have access to this content.
🈯
Denoting a specific assignment or task
This project is 🈯 to your team.
Platform Appearances
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🇹🇷
Japonca "rezerve" düğmesi
Türkçe
🇩🇪
Schriftzeichen für „reserviert“
Deutsch
🇫🇷
Bouton réservé en japonais
Français
🇮🇳
जापानी “आरक्षित” बटन
हिन्दी
🇸🇦
الزر /محجوز/ باليابانية
العربية
🇷🇺
Забронировано
Русский
🇵🇰
جاپانی "محفوظ" بٹن
اردو
🇮🇩
Tombol Jepang "sudah dipesan"
Bahasa Indonesia
🇻🇳
Nút Tiếng Nhật “đặt trước”
Tiếng Việt
🇹🇭
ภาษาญี่ปุ่นคำว่า “จองแล้ว”
ไทย
🇮🇷
دکمۀ «رزروشده» به ژاپنی
فارسی
🇳🇬
Maɓallin "ƙayyadadde" Na Japan
Hausa
🇪🇹
የጣት ካሬ አይዶግራፍ
አማርኛ
🇹🇿
Alama ya Hifadhi ya Kichina
Kiswahili
🇧🇩
বর্গাকার আঙুলের চিত্রলিপি
বাংলা
🇲🇲
ဂျပန်ဘာသာ သီးသန့်မှာယူထားပြီး ခလုတ်
မြန်မာ
🇺🇿
Kvadrat Ichidagi Ko'rsatkich Iyeroglif
Oʻzbek
🇮🇳
जपानी “आरक्षित” बटण
मराठी
🇮🇳
జపనీస్లో "రిజర్వ్ చేయబడింది" సూచించే బటన్
తెలుగు
🇮🇩
Tombol Jepang "wis dipesen"
Jawa
🇮🇶
Japanese “reserved” button
Kurdî
🇵🇭
Hapopnes na button para sa salitang "nakareserba"
Filipino
Usage Tips
Use with caution
Ensure the recipient understands the Japanese meaning or the context of reservation/designation.
Combine with other emojis
Pair it with location or object emojis to clarify what is reserved (e.g., 📍🈯 for a reserved spot).
Consider your audience
If communicating with a non-Japanese speaking audience, provide additional context for better understanding.
Developer Codes
U+1F22F
🈯
\1F22F
\u{1F22F}