Negative Squared Latin Capital Letter X Letter
🆇 is the negative squared Latin capital letter X, a circled badge-style symbol for status or labeling.
U+1F187
🆇 (U+1F187) shows a capital X inside a squared, enclosed badge. It’s commonly used as a clear “X” indicator in text, UI, and visual labels. This page helps you copy it and use it correctly in your documents and code.
Negative Squared Latin Capital Letter X Letter Meaning
🆇 is the “negative squared Latin capital letter X” (Unicode U+1F187), displayed as an enclosed badge containing a capital X. The most common intent is to represent a negative or exclusion state—an “X” that reads as “not,” “no,” “denied,” or “incorrect,” depending on your context. In practice, people use it as a compact visual label for statuses, form validation, filtering results, or any UI element where you want the viewer to instantly recognize an X-like outcome. Because it’s an enclosed symbol, it often serves as a standalone status marker without needing extra words.
Common uses
- •Form status and validation feedback (e.g., “not approved” or “invalid”)
- •Filtering and search results labeling (e.g., “excluded” items)
- •User interface indicators for denied or disallowed actions
- •Document or table annotations to mark “no” or “incorrect” entries
- •Social posts to tag or summarize an outcome quickly
Examples
🆇 Negative Squared Letter X
- 🆇Request status: 🆇 Not permitted
- 🆇Result: 🆇 Incorrect answer
- 🆇Filter: 🆇 Excluded from results
- 🆇Permission: 🆇 Access denied
- 🆇Item review: 🆇 Marked as not approved
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F187 | |
| HTML Entity | 🆇 | |
| HTML Code | 🆇 | |
| CSS | \1F187 |
FAQ
What does 🆇 mean?
🆇 is a Unicode symbol showing a capital “X” in a negative squared, enclosed badge. It’s commonly used to indicate a negative/exclusion state such as “no,” “denied,” or “incorrect,” depending on context.
How do I copy 🆇?
Copy it directly as the character “🆇” from this page, or use the provided HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes in your workflow.
What is the Unicode for 🆇?
🆇 is Unicode U+1F187.
How can I use 🆇 in code?
You can use HTML entity “🆇”, CSS escape “\\1F187”, or JavaScript escape “\\u{1F187}” as provided above.