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Japanese “application” button

SymbolsEmoji 0.6Alphanum
Codepoints
U+1F238
Shortcodes
:japanese_application_button: · :u7533:
Keywords
application, button, ideograph, japanese
Added
Emoji 0.6

Japanese “application” button, an alphanumeric symbol, is filed under symbols. Its 4 CLDR annotation keywords include application, button, ideograph, and japanese, reflecting how it tends to get used and searched for. CLDR calls it :japanese_application_button:; GitHub and Slack instead use :u7533:. The Unicode Emoji standard added it at version 0.6.

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