Negative Squared Latin Capital Letter U Letter
🆄 is a circled “U” letter mark with a negative-style presentation inside an enclosed square.
U+1F184
🆄 (Unicode U+1F184) is an enclosed & circled character used to label a specific “U” state or category. It’s handy in UI text, forms, and symbol-based communication. Copy it directly or use the provided code points in your app or document.
Negative Squared Latin Capital Letter U Letter Meaning
🆄 is the “NEGATIVE SQUARED LATIN CAPITAL LETTER U” character (U+1F184). Visually, it shows a boxed, circled-style letter “U” with a negative/contrasting presentation, making it distinct from a plain “U” or from other letter-in-square symbols. In practice, it’s often used as a compact label in systems that represent states, categories, or classifications using standardized emoji-style glyphs. For example, it can indicate a “negative” or “not U” condition in a UI, tagging scheme, or legend where symbols are preferred over words. Its meaning depends on the context where your design or product defines it.
Common uses
- •UI labels for a “negative” or “not U” state in a dashboard or settings screen
- •Symbol legends for charts, diagrams, or infographics where letters represent categories
- •Tagging content with a compact status marker in social or moderation workflows
- •Form or badge text to denote a specific classification or exception
- •Design elements in posters or slides that use consistent emoji-style iconography
Examples
🆄 Negative Squared Latin Capital Letter U
- 🆄Status: 🆄 (not U)
- 🆄Select category 🆄 to filter results
- 🆄Legend: 🆄 = negative U group
- 🆄Badge updated to 🆄
- 🆄Option not available for 🆄
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F184 | |
| HTML Entity | 🆄 | |
| HTML Code | 🆄 | |
| CSS | \1F184 |
FAQ
What does the Negative Squared Latin Capital Letter U letter mean?
🆄 is the “NEGATIVE SQUARED LATIN CAPITAL LETTER U” character (U+1F184). Visually, it shows a boxed, circled-style letter “U” with a negative/contrasting presentation, making it distinct from a plain “U” or from other letter-in-square symbols. In practice, it’s often used as a compact label in systems that represent states, categories, or classifications using standardized emoji-style glyphs. For example, it can indicate a “negative” or “not U” condition in a UI, tagging scheme, or legend where symbols are preferred over words. Its meaning depends on the context where your design or product defines it.
What Unicode character is 🆄?
🆄 is the Unicode character “NEGATIVE SQUARED LATIN CAPITAL LETTER U” with code point U+1F184.
How do I copy and paste 🆄?
Copy the symbol from this page and paste it into your text editor, document, or message. Many systems will preserve it as a single character.
Can I use 🆄 in HTML or code?
Yes. HTML entity: 🆄. CSS escape: \\1F184. JavaScript escape: \\u{1F184}.
Does 🆄 have a fixed universal meaning?
Its appearance matches a standardized “negative U” label, but the exact interpretation in your product depends on your context (e.g., “not U” or a category marker).