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tent

Places

What it means when sent

Just a tent, and unlike ๐Ÿ•๏ธ it needs no U+FE0F. It names one object rather than a scene, so it covers camping, festival grounds and staying somewhere temporarily.

Code point
U+26FA
Code points
1

A single code point. One backspace deletes it.

Place emoji show the country that drew them. โ›ฉ๏ธ is a Shinto gate and stands for Japan itself, and ๐Ÿ—ผ is Tokyo Tower, not the Eiffel Tower.

Using emojis

  • Tap the character to copy it and paste it anywhere โ€” it is text, not an image, so its size follows the font around it.
  • Sender and receiver on different devices see different drawings. Apple, Google and Samsung each draw their own, and for some emojis that changes the meaning (๐Ÿ™ƒ, ๐Ÿ˜…).
  • At work, an emoji standing in for a sentence invites misreading. In some countries a bare ๐Ÿ‘ reads as a brush-off.
  • Putting emojis in a page title does not help search ranking โ€” they are usually stripped from the result.
  • Skin-tone variants are not listed here. Only the base form is, because the meaning does not change with them.

Common questions

Q. What does โ›บ mean?

Just a tent, and unlike ๐Ÿ•๏ธ it needs no U+FE0F. It names one object rather than a scene, so it covers camping, festival grounds and staying somewhere temporarily.

Q. What is its official name?

Unicode calls it tent, code point U+26FA. It sits under Places.

Q. Does it survive copy and paste?

On most devices, yes โ€” though every vendor draws it slightly differently.

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