Konopo ea Japane “thibetsoeng” Emoji

The 🈲 Japanese 'prohibited' button emoji represents or means that something is prohibited, not allowed, or off-limits.

Tobetsa feela 🈲 emoji kaholimo ho e kopitsa hanghang ho clipboard ea hau. Joale u ka e khopisa kae kapa kae - melaetsa, litaba tsa sechaba, litokomane, kapa sesebelisoa se se tšehetsang memeji.

Emoji 🈲 konopo ea japane “thibetsoeng” e ne e hlahisoa ka Emoji E0.6 'me hona joale e tšehetsoe ho lits'ebetso tsohle tse kholo ho kenyeletsoa iOS, Android, Windows, le macOS.

Emoji 🈲 konopo ea japane “thibetsoeng” e belong ho sehlopha sa Matšoao, haholo-holo sehlopheng se senyane sa Matšoao a Alphanumeric.

The 🈲 (禁) means "prohibited" or "forbidden" in Japanese. It appears on no-smoking signs, restricted areas, and anywhere something is banned. The character alone conveys strong prohibition, often combined with other characters to specify what's forbidden.