🈯️ means "reserved", as in a reserved seat, table or spot. The Apple artwork shows a white Japanese character 指 on a rounded green square.

U+1F22F U+FE0F
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The character 指 comes from the Japanese word 指定 (shitei), meaning "designated" or "reserved". In Japan it appears on reserved train seats and signs, as in 指定席 (shiteiseki), a reserved seat. On its own, 指 also means "finger". In chats outside Japan it is rare.
People use it to say a seat, slot or item is taken or saved for someone.
Front row 🈯️ for you guys
Table for 4 at 8pm 🈯️
Got the shinkansen seats 🈯️ finally
That Saturday slot is 🈯️, sorry
| 🈯️ vs ✅ | ✅ means done or correct, while 🈯️ specifically means reserved. |
|---|---|
| 🈯️ vs 🈳 | 🈳 means "vacancy" or available, the opposite idea to 🈯️ reserved. |
| Name | Japanese “reserved” button |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F22F U+FE0F |
| Category | Symbols |
| Keywords | button, ideograph, japanese, reserved |
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🈯️ means "reserved", as in a reserved seat, table or spot. The Apple artwork shows a white Japanese character 指 on a rounded green square.
指 means "finger" or "to point". In the word 指定 it means designated or reserved, which is the meaning of this emoji.
No. It looks like a green button, but it means reserved, not approved or done.
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