U+1FACE
alce
Nombre Unicode: moose
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Alce, a single Unicode character. Part of the Animals & Nature group, animal mammal subgroup. Approved as part of Emoji 15.0, released in 2022.
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- 2022Unicode
Added in Emoji 15.0
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Community-maintained fork after Twitter archived the original repo.
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Microsoft 3D Fluent Fluent 15.1
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Codificaciones
- UTF-8
F0 9F AB 8E- UTF-8 escapado
\xF0\x9F\xAB\x8E- UTF-16
D83E DECE- UTF-32
0001FACE- HTML decimal
🫎- HTML hexadecimal
🫎- CSS
\01FACE- JavaScript
\u{1FACE}- Sustituto JSPara destinos anteriores a ES2015
\uD83E\uDECE- Python
\U0001FACE- Codificado para URL
%F0%9F%AB%8E- Base64
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Propuestas de Unicode
El documento presentado al Consorcio Unicode que introdujeron este carácter.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does 🫎 mean?
- Alce, a single Unicode character. Part of the Animals & Nature group, animal mammal subgroup. Approved as part of Emoji 15.0, released in 2022. It is commonly tagged alce, animal, asta, ciervo canadiense, cuernos and mamífero.
- What is the Unicode code point for 🫎?
- Alce is encoded as the single code point U+1FACE.
- When was 🫎 added to Unicode?
- 🫎 was approved as part of Emoji 15.0 and released in 2022, under Unicode 15.0.
- Why does 🫎 look different on my phone?
- Every platform draws its own artwork for the same code point, so 🫎 changes depending on where you see it. This page compares 67 renderings, including Apple, Google, Samsung and Microsoft.
- What is 🫎 called in other languages?
- Unicode's CLDR publishes a name for it in 9 other languages, including أيّل in árabe, Elch in alemán and moose in inglés.
- What category is 🫎 in?
- 🫎 belongs to Unicode's Animals & Nature group, in the animal mammal subgroup.