Heavy North East Pointing Bud Symbol
🙦 is a Dingbats emoji-like symbol showing a heavy point toward the northeast.
U+1F666
🙦 is a Dingbats character named “Heavy North East Pointing Bud.” It’s often used as a directional or emphasis symbol in text-based design. This page helps you copy it and use it reliably across platforms.
Heavy North East Pointing Bud Symbol Meaning
“🙦” (U+1F666) is named “Heavy North East Pointing Bud.” As a visual cue, it suggests pointing or direction toward the northeast, with a “heavy” feel that can read as stronger emphasis than a lighter arrow-like mark. In everyday use, people often treat it as a directional accent for maps, navigation hints, or layout guidance. In creative writing and design mockups, it can also function as a compact icon to draw attention to a specific spot on a diagram or to reinforce “go this way” messaging. Like other dingbats, its exact interpretation depends on surrounding text and styling.
Common uses
- •Adding a directional cue in UI text (e.g., “see the point here”)
- •Labeling spots on diagrams or infographics with a northeast focus
- •Embellishing social posts to emphasize a specific direction or highlight
- •Using as a playful icon in notes, planners, or navigation checklists
- •Creating quick iconography for web or app prototypes without custom images
Examples
🙦 Heavy North East Pointing Bud
- 🙦Turn back and go 🙦 for the next checkpoint.
- 🙦The entrance is near the symbol 🙦 on the map.
- 🙦Place the marker at the corner marked 🙦.
- 🙦Our next step is toward 🙦—keep moving steadily.
- 🙦Look at the top-right guide: 🙦 indicates the route.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F666 | |
| HTML Entity | 🙦 | |
| HTML Code | 🙦 | |
| CSS | \1F666 |
FAQ
What is the Unicode for 🙦?
The Unicode code point for 🙦 is U+1F666 (Unicode name: HEAVY NORTH EAST POINTING BUD).
How do I copy 🙦 for HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: 🙦
How do I use 🙦 in CSS or JavaScript?
CSS escape: \\1F666. JavaScript (Unicode code point escape): \\u{1F666}.
What does 🙦 mean in text?
Most users read it as a strong directional cue pointing toward the northeast, with emphasis influenced by surrounding context.