🈲 Meaning: The first half of the Japanese translation of ‘prohibited’ (kinshi); kin, printed in white on a red button-like square. Read as ‘jin’ in Chinese, the 🈲 Japanese ‘Prohibited’ Button emoji indicates forbiddance or a restriction.
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How and When to Use the 🈲 Japanese ‘Prohibited’ Button Emoji
- Anything forbidden has a strong sense of mystery attached to it. This means 🈲 may encompass that significance too. Hence, while referring to anything ‘mysterious’, this emoji could be an option.
- Some instances for the previous point – “The universe is under no obligation to make sense to you 🈲” or “I like being a mystery 🈲 Sometimes its the only thing new I look forward to”.
- 🈲 is essentially the verbal and the Japanese version of the 🚫 Prohibited. Hence, you could bring this emoji into similar contexts as the symbolic emoji.
- However, there are slight differences between the application. 🈲 ought to be primarily brought into contexts of forbiddance and not just mere restriction. For instance, “To forbid mistakes is to forbid learning 🈲”.
- You could also use 🈲 as a statement of terror and dread. Like, “God forbid something that terrible happens! 🈲” or “She absolutely forbids that 🈲. Don’t even try”.
Other Names
- 🈲 Forbid/Forbidden/Forbiddance
- 🈲 Prohibition
- 🈲 Restriction
- 🈲 Japanese Sign Meaning ‘Prohibition’
- 🈲 Squared CJK Unified Ideograph – 7981
- 🈲 Kinshi
- 🈲 Kin (Japanese)
- 🈲 Jin (Chinese)