# Letters and numbers emoji

39 emoji from [Symbols](https://emojichart.com/category/symbols.md), with what each one means.

- 🔠 [Input latin uppercase](https://emojichart.com/input-latin-uppercase-emoji.md): U+1F520. A button showing the capital letters ABCD, the input symbol for uppercase Latin letters.
- 🔡 [Input latin lowercase](https://emojichart.com/input-latin-lowercase-emoji.md): U+1F521. A button showing the lowercase letters abcd, the input symbol for lowercase Latin letters.
- 🔢 [Input numbers](https://emojichart.com/input-numbers-emoji.md): U+1F522. A button showing the digits 1234, the input symbol for numbers.
- 🔣 [Input symbols](https://emojichart.com/input-symbols-emoji.md): U+1F523. A button holding assorted symbols such as an ampersand, a percent sign and a music note, the input symbol for special characters.
- 🔤 [Input latin letters](https://emojichart.com/input-latin-letters-emoji.md): U+1F524. A button showing the letters abc, the input symbol for the Latin alphabet.
- 🅰️ [A button (blood type)](https://emojichart.com/a-button-blood-type-emoji.md): U+1F170 U+FE0F. A square button with the capital letter A, used for blood type A in the ABO blood group system.
- 🆎 [AB button (blood type)](https://emojichart.com/ab-button-blood-type-emoji.md): U+1F18E. A square button with the letters AB, used for blood type AB in the ABO blood group system.
- 🅱️ [B button (blood type)](https://emojichart.com/b-button-blood-type-emoji.md): U+1F171 U+FE0F. A square button with the capital letter B, used for blood type B in the ABO blood group system.
- 🆑 [CL button](https://emojichart.com/cl-button-emoji.md): U+1F191. A square button with the letters CL, short for clear, as in a clear or reset key.
- 🆒 [COOL button](https://emojichart.com/cool-button-emoji.md): U+1F192. A square button with the word COOL.
- 🆓 [FREE button](https://emojichart.com/free-button-emoji.md): U+1F193. A square button with the word FREE.
- ℹ️ [Information](https://emojichart.com/information-emoji.md): U+2139 U+FE0F. A lowercase letter i, usually in a blue square, the standard icon for information.
- 🆔 [ID button](https://emojichart.com/id-button-emoji.md): U+1F194. A square button with the letters ID, short for identification or identity.
- Ⓜ️ [Circled M](https://emojichart.com/circled-m-emoji.md): U+24C2 U+FE0F. A capital letter M inside a circle, a sign used for metro or subway stations in various cities and on transit maps.
- 🆕 [NEW button](https://emojichart.com/new-button-emoji.md): U+1F195. A square button with the word NEW.
- 🆖 [NG button](https://emojichart.com/ng-button-emoji.md): U+1F196. A square button with the letters NG, short for no good.
- 🅾️ [O button (blood type)](https://emojichart.com/o-button-blood-type-emoji.md): U+1F17E U+FE0F. A square button with the capital letter O, used for blood type O in the ABO blood group system.
- 🆗 [OK button](https://emojichart.com/ok-button-emoji.md): U+1F197. A square button with the letters OK.
- 🅿️ [P button](https://emojichart.com/p-button-emoji.md): U+1F17F U+FE0F. A square sign with a capital P, the international symbol for parking.
- 🆘 [SOS button](https://emojichart.com/sos-button-emoji.md): U+1F198. A square button with the letters SOS, the international distress signal.
- 🆙 [UP! button](https://emojichart.com/up-button-emoji.md): U+1F199. A square button with the word UP and an exclamation point.
- 🆚 [VS button](https://emojichart.com/vs-button-emoji.md): U+1F19A. A square button with the letters VS, short for versus.
- 🈁 [Japanese “here” button](https://emojichart.com/japanese-here-button-emoji.md): U+1F201. A square button containing the Japanese katakana word koko, meaning here.
- 🈂️ [Japanese “service charge” button](https://emojichart.com/japanese-service-charge-button-emoji.md): U+1F202 U+FE0F. A square button with the Japanese katakana character sa, short for the word for service.
- 🈷️ [Japanese “monthly amount” button](https://emojichart.com/japanese-monthly-amount-button-emoji.md): U+1F237 U+FE0F. A square button with the Japanese kanji for month, standing for a monthly amount, such as a monthly fee or payment.
- 🈶 [Japanese “not free of charge” button](https://emojichart.com/japanese-not-free-of-charge-button-emoji.md): U+1F236. A square button with the Japanese kanji meaning to have, used as shorthand for fee-charging or not free of charge.
- 🈯 [Japanese “reserved” button](https://emojichart.com/japanese-reserved-button-emoji.md): U+1F22F. A square button with the Japanese kanji for finger or point, used as shorthand for reserved, as in a reserved seat.
- 🉐 [Japanese “bargain” button](https://emojichart.com/japanese-bargain-button-emoji.md): U+1F250. A circle with the Japanese kanji for gain or advantage, used to flag a bargain or good deal.
- 🈹 [Japanese “discount” button](https://emojichart.com/japanese-discount-button-emoji.md): U+1F239. A square button with the Japanese kanji for divide, as in the word for discount.
- 🈚 [Japanese “free of charge” button](https://emojichart.com/japanese-free-of-charge-button-emoji.md): U+1F21A. A square button with the Japanese kanji for nothing, used as shorthand for free of charge.
- 🈲 [Japanese “prohibited” button](https://emojichart.com/japanese-prohibited-button-emoji.md): U+1F232. A square button with the Japanese kanji for prohibit, as in a ban or forbidden activity.
- 🉑 [Japanese “acceptable” button](https://emojichart.com/japanese-acceptable-button-emoji.md): U+1F251. A circle with the Japanese kanji for permissible, meaning acceptable or allowed.
- 🈸 [Japanese “application” button](https://emojichart.com/japanese-application-button-emoji.md): U+1F238. A square button with the Japanese kanji for apply, used for applications and sign-ups.
- 🈴 [Japanese “passing grade” button](https://emojichart.com/japanese-passing-grade-button-emoji.md): U+1F234. A square button with the Japanese kanji for fit or match, short for passing, as in passing an exam.
- 🈳 [Japanese “vacancy” button](https://emojichart.com/japanese-vacancy-button-emoji.md): U+1F233. A square button with the Japanese kanji for empty, used on signs to show vacancy, such as an available room, seat or space.
- ㊗️ [Japanese “congratulations” button](https://emojichart.com/japanese-congratulations-button-emoji.md): U+3297 U+FE0F. A circle with the Japanese kanji for celebrate, a mark of congratulations.
- ㊙️ [Japanese “secret” button](https://emojichart.com/japanese-secret-button-emoji.md): U+3299 U+FE0F. A circle with the Japanese kanji for secret, used to mark confidential matters.
- 🈺 [Japanese “open for business” button](https://emojichart.com/japanese-open-for-business-button-emoji.md): U+1F23A. A square button with the Japanese kanji for operate, as in open for business, the kind of sign hung on shops in Japan.
- 🈵 [Japanese “no vacancy” button](https://emojichart.com/japanese-no-vacancy-button-emoji.md): U+1F235. A square button with the Japanese kanji for full, signaling no vacancy, as with a full hotel, parking lot or train.

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Source: Unicode Emoji 18.0 and Unicode CLDR 49.0.0. Emoji Chart: https://emojichart.com/category/symbols/alphanum