🈹 Japanese ā€œdiscountā€ Button emoji meaning

🈹 shows the Chinese character 割, meaning "divide" or "cut", on a square button. It comes from the Japanese word for discount and is used on signs for sales and price cuts. In chats it marks a discount or sale.

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🈹 How people use it

  • Announcing a sale or discount
  • Sharing a coupon or promo code
  • Talking about reduced prices while shopping

Example messages

Everything is 30% off this weekend 🈹

Student 🈹 makes the ticket way cheaper

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Emoji details

NameJapanese ā€œdiscountā€ button
CodepointsU+1F239
CategorySymbols
Keywordsbutton, discount, ideograph, japanese

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FAQ

What does the 🈹 Japanese ā€œdiscountā€ button emoji mean?

🈹 shows the Chinese character 割, meaning "divide" or "cut", on a square button. It comes from the Japanese word for discount and is used on signs for sales and price cuts. In chats it marks a discount or sale.

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