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Halfway Done! Show resolution with the Last Quarter Moon emoji, a symbol of conclusion and balance.
A half-moon with the left side illuminated, indicating the last quarter phase of the moon. The Last Quarter Moon emoji is commonly used to represent resolution, the final stages of a process, or balance. It can also be used to convey a sense of closure or wrapping things up. If someone sends you a 🌗 emoji, it might mean they are nearing the end of a journey, finding balance, or seeking resolution.
The 🌗 Last Quarter Moon emoji represents the lunar phase where the moon is half-illuminated, indicating the conclusion of the waning cycle and a transition towards a new lunar phase.
Mii dash aabiding 🌗 mii dash, gii-zhichigeyaan ezhi-giizhiitaawaa. Giishpin aabiding, gii-zhichigeyaan ezhi-mazina'igan aaniish ezhi-mazina'igan, ezhi-mazina'igan, miinawaa ezhi-mazina'igan.
Mii dash 🌗 last quarter moon mii dash aabiding Emoji E1.0 miinawaa gii-mazina'igan aaniish iOS, Android, Windows, miinawaa macOS.
Mii dash 🌗 last quarter moon mii dash Travel & Places aaniish, miinawaa Aabic Akinoomaa aaniish.
The 8 moon emojis represent the complete lunar cycle: new moon, waxing crescent, first quarter, waxing gibbous, full moon, waning gibbous, last quarter, and waning crescent. Useful for astronomy, gardening, and cultural contexts where moon phases matter.
| Mazin Unicode | Last Quarter Moon Symbol |
| Apple mazina'igan | Last Quarter Moon |
| Unicode Mshkikiwin Akiing | U+1F317 |
| Unicode Mshkikiwin | U+127767 |
| Mshkikiwinan wii-mazina'igan | \u1f317 |
| Akiing | 🌉 Travel & Places |
| Mikwenim | ☀️ Aabic Akinoomaa |
| Mikwenim | L2/09-114 |
| Mishkikiiwin Unicode | 6.0 | 2010 |
| Giizhiitaaw Mshkikiwin | 1.0 | 2015 |
| Mazin Unicode | Last Quarter Moon Symbol |
| Apple mazina'igan | Last Quarter Moon |
| Unicode Mshkikiwin Akiing | U+1F317 |
| Unicode Mshkikiwin | U+127767 |
| Mshkikiwinan wii-mazina'igan | \u1f317 |
| Akiing | 🌉 Travel & Places |
| Mikwenim | ☀️ Aabic Akinoomaa |
| Mikwenim | L2/09-114 |
| Mishkikiiwin Unicode | 6.0 | 2010 |
| Giizhiitaaw Mshkikiwin | 1.0 | 2015 |