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Japanese “reserved” button

  • keycap
  • Japanese
  • reserved
  • button
U+1F22F

On EmojiAll, the Japanese “reserved” button emoji (Unicode name “Japanese “reserved” button”) is filed under Symbols. Typical contexts for this emoji are keycap, Japanese and reserved. Scored 51 out of 100, it falls in the Neutral range.

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1. Japanese “reserved” button emoji attributes

Symbol
🈯
Name
Japanese “reserved” button
English name
Japanese “reserved” button
Unicode code point
U+1F22F
HTML entity
🈯
Decimal
🈯
Keywords
keycap, Japanese, reserved, button
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Size
Background
512 × 512 PNG · transparent background

2. Japanese “reserved” button emoji meaning

The Japanese “reserved” button emoji is part of Keycaps & Letters, the subgroup of Symbols that holds 52 symbols. Its meaning centers on keycap, Japanese and reserved, and that is what makes it usable across languages. It reads well at the end of a sentence, where it adds tone without adding words.

In everyday chat, the Japanese “reserved” button (🈯) usually appears alongside words about keycap, Japanese and reserved. A few words of text make the intent clearer than the symbol on its own.

3. Japanese “reserved” button emoji sentiment

Neutral
51 / 100

Scored 51 out of 100, this emoji sits in the Neutral range. The tone stays even, so it fits factual messages and everyday references.

A higher score means a more positive feeling; scores near 50 are neutral.

4. Japanese “reserved” button emoji examples

  • 1Marked it as done 🈯
  • 2Verified and approved 🈯
  • 3Rules are in the doc 🈯

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