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π² Japanese “Prohibited” Button Emoji β Meaning & Combinations
Unicode: U+1F232
HTML Code: 🈲
Seasonal Use: Ideal for Safety Content, Legal Restrictions, and Public Notices.
What does π² Japanese “Prohibited” Button Emoji mean?
π² Japanese “Prohibited” Button emoji represents a symbol commonly seen in Japan indicating that something is prohibited, restricted, or not allowed. Itβs used in posts about rules, restrictions, or safety. Paired with π« No Entry, π Stop Sign, and β οΈ Warning emojis, it symbolizes bans, disapproval, and caution.
Best π² Japanese “Prohibited” Button Emoji combinations and their meanings
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"Not allowed!" Safety moments.π² π§
"Restricted area!" Caution vibes.π² π§ͺ
"No access!" Prohibition fun.π² π±
"Stop here!" Legal warnings.π² π
"Love the control!" Safety joy.Similar emojis to π² Japanese “Prohibited” Button Emoji
Hidden meanings and fun facts about π² Japanese “Prohibited” Button Emoji
π² Japanese “Prohibited” Button emoji is widely used in contexts where restrictions or prohibitions are being communicated, such as on signs, warnings, or regulations.