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Tropical Elegance! Celebrate the tropics with the Hibiscus emoji, a symbol of exotic beauty and vacation vibes.
A pink or red hibiscus flower with prominent stamens, conveying a sense of tropical beauty. The Hibiscus emoji is commonly used to represent tropical locations, beauty, and themes of relaxation. It can also be used to highlight exotic elegance and vacation moods. If someone sends you a 🌺 emoji, it might mean they are dreaming of a tropical getaway, admiring exotic beauty, or feeling relaxed.
The 🌺 Hibiscus emoji represents the tropical, beautiful, and exotic nature of the hibiscus flower. It is commonly used to convey themes of Hawaii, vacation, and natural elegance.
Kiliki pe ʻi he 🌺 emoji i ʻolunga ke kopiʻi ki ho'o fakakau. Ka toe lava ke ke kópae ki ha feituʻu - i ngaahi fakamatala, social media, ngaahi pepa, pe ha polokalama ʻoku fakahoko e emoji.
Naʻe fakahaaʻi 🌺 hibiscus emoji i Emoji E0.6 pea ʻoku fakahoko ʻi he ngaahi polokalama koloa kotoa pē hange ko iOS, Android, Windows, mo macOS.
Ko e 🌺 hibiscus emoji ʻi he ʻanga Animals & Nature, ʻi he ʻanga lahi Flowers.
The 🌺 hibiscus is Hawaii's state flower and represents delicate beauty. In many Pacific cultures, wearing a hibiscus behind the right ear means single, left ear means taken. The emoji is used for tropical themes, Hawaiian content, and summer aesthetics.
| Unicode Hingoa | Hibiscus |
| Apple Hingoa | Hibiscus |
| Unicode Hexadecimal | U+1F33A |
| Unicode Decimal | U+127802 |
| Sequensa ʻo e Hongkong | \u1f33a |
| Kulūpa | 🐥 Animals & Nature |
| Kulūpa | 🌸 Flowers |
| Ngaahi Fakatotatuku | L2/09-026, L2/07-257 |
| Fakamatala Unicode | 6.0 | 2010 |
| Fakamatala o e Emoji | 1.0 | 2015 |
| Unicode Hingoa | Hibiscus |
| Apple Hingoa | Hibiscus |
| Unicode Hexadecimal | U+1F33A |
| Unicode Decimal | U+127802 |
| Sequensa ʻo e Hongkong | \u1f33a |
| Kulūpa | 🐥 Animals & Nature |
| Kulūpa | 🌸 Flowers |
| Ngaahi Fakatotatuku | L2/09-026, L2/07-257 |
| Fakamatala Unicode | 6.0 | 2010 |
| Fakamatala o e Emoji | 1.0 | 2015 |