๐ฒ 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 ๐ฒ Japanese ‘Prohibited’ Button emoji indicates forbiddance or a restriction.
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How and When to Use the ๐ฒ Japanese ‘Prohibited’ Button Emoji
- Anything forbidden has a strong sense of mystery attached to it. This means ๐ฒ 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 ๐ฒ” or “I like being a mystery ๐ฒ Sometimes its the only thing new I look forward to”.
- ๐ฒ is essentially the verbal and the Japanese version of the ๐ซ Prohibited. Hence, you could bring this emoji into similar contexts as the symbolic emoji.
- However, there are slight differences between the application. ๐ฒ ought to be primarily brought into contexts of forbiddance and not just mere restriction. For instance, “To forbid mistakes is to forbid learning ๐ฒ”.
- You could also use ๐ฒ as a statement of terror and dread. Like, “God forbid something that terrible happens! ๐ฒ” or “She absolutely forbids that ๐ฒ. Don’t even try”.
Other Names
- ๐ฒ Forbid/Forbidden/Forbiddance
- ๐ฒ Prohibition
- ๐ฒ Restriction
- ๐ฒ Japanese Sign Meaning ‘Prohibition’
- ๐ฒ Squared CJK Unified Ideograph – 7981
- ๐ฒ Kinshi
- ๐ฒ Kin (Japanese)
- ๐ฒ Jin (Chinese)