šø Japanese āapplicationā Button emoji meaning
šø shows the kanji ē³ on a square button. In Japanese it refers to an application or request, as in ē³č« (application). People use it when talking about signing up, applying or submitting forms.
U+1F238
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šø How people use it
- Announcing applications are open
- Saying you applied for something
- Reminding others to submit a form
Example messages
Internship applications šø close Friday
Just sent my visa šø, fingers crossed
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Emoji details
| Name | Japanese āapplicationā button |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F238 |
| Category | Symbols |
| Keywords | application, button, ideograph, japanese |
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What does the šø Japanese āapplicationā button emoji mean?
šø shows the kanji ē³ on a square button. In Japanese it refers to an application or request, as in ē³č« (application). People use it when talking about signing up, applying or submitting forms.
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