Crossed Negative Squared Latin Capital Letter P Letter
🆊 is a crossed, negative squared letter P character used as an enclosed symbol marker.
U+1F18A
🆊 is an enclosed and circled Unicode symbol featuring a crossed negative squared Latin capital P. It’s often used as a distinct status or label-style glyph in text. Use it when you need a compact symbol that looks like a marked “P” item.
Crossed Negative Squared Latin Capital Letter P Letter Meaning
🆊 is Unicode character “CROSSED NEGATIVE SQUARED LATIN CAPITAL LETTER P” (U+1F18A), shown as a squared, enclosed sign with a capital P that’s crossed and marked with a negative-style appearance. In everyday use, it’s mainly treated as a visual marker or label rather than a word. People may use it to indicate a “not allowed/disabled” or “excluded” state associated with something identified by “P,” such as a category, option, step, or tag. Because it’s a pictographic symbol, it’s typically chosen for clarity at a glance in UI text, notifications, or social posts.
Common uses
- •Mark a disabled or excluded option labeled with “P” in app interfaces
- •Use as a compact status indicator in announcements or help text
- •Add a visual label to documents or diagrams where “P” requires a “crossed/negative” meaning
- •Create attention-grabbing checklist notes or form instructions
- •Enhance posts with a distinctive symbol for a “not applicable” item
Examples
🆊 Crossed Negative Squared Latin Capital Letter P
- 🆊Please select a valid value — 🆊 indicates a disabled “P” option.
- 🆊Parking changes: 🆊 denotes “P” items that are currently excluded.
- 🆊Step 2: If the field shows 🆊, skip the entry.
- 🆊In the export list, 🆊 items will not be included.
- 🆊Status: 🆊 = not available for “P” category.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F18A | |
| HTML Entity | 🆊 | |
| HTML Code | 🆊 | |
| CSS | \1F18A |
FAQ
What does the Crossed Negative Squared Latin Capital Letter P letter mean?
🆊 is Unicode character “CROSSED NEGATIVE SQUARED LATIN CAPITAL LETTER P” (U+1F18A), shown as a squared, enclosed sign with a capital P that’s crossed and marked with a negative-style appearance. In everyday use, it’s mainly treated as a visual marker or label rather than a word. People may use it to indicate a “not allowed/disabled” or “excluded” state associated with something identified by “P,” such as a category, option, step, or tag. Because it’s a pictographic symbol, it’s typically chosen for clarity at a glance in UI text, notifications, or social posts.
What is the Unicode code point for 🆊?
🆊 is U+1F18A (Unicode name: CROSSED NEGATIVE SQUARED LATIN CAPITAL LETTER P).
How do I copy 🆊?
Select the symbol on this page (🆊), copy it, and paste into your text editor, website, or design tool.
Can I use 🆊 in HTML?
Yes. Use the HTML entity: 🆊.
What’s the best way to include 🆊 in code?
You can use a JavaScript Unicode escape: \\u{1F18A}, or CSS/other tooling with the same code point.