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food-fruit
Banana
1F34C ยท U+1F34C ยท 🍌
What it means
The Banana Emoji ๐ portrays a single ripe banana, partly peeled to reveal its pale yellow flesh, with the bright yellow skin curling back in several sections.
It's a cheerful shorthand for actual bananas or fruit snacks, and often pops up in jokes, energy boosts, or as a playful visual punโsometimes used to suggest things going "bananas" or a potassium fix.
Unlike the spiky ๐ Pineapple or the segmented citrus emoji, the banana foregrounds its classic curved silhouette, and its playful presentation leaves no doubt whatโs being offered (plus, the peel is ready for cartoon slips at any moment).
Try searching "banana," "fruit," or even "yellow" on your keyboard if you're in the mood for something a-peeling.
It's a cheerful shorthand for actual bananas or fruit snacks, and often pops up in jokes, energy boosts, or as a playful visual punโsometimes used to suggest things going "bananas" or a potassium fix.
Unlike the spiky ๐ Pineapple or the segmented citrus emoji, the banana foregrounds its classic curved silhouette, and its playful presentation leaves no doubt whatโs being offered (plus, the peel is ready for cartoon slips at any moment).
Try searching "banana," "fruit," or even "yellow" on your keyboard if you're in the mood for something a-peeling.
Tags
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Keywords
Search terms recorded for this emoji in Unicode CLDR.
Details
| Hexa | 1F34C |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F34C |
| HTML (hex) | 🍌 |
| HTML (decimal) | 🍌 |
| CLDR short name | banana |
| Emoji version | Emoji 0.6 ยท 2010 โ |
| Qualification | fully-qualified |
| Category | Food & Drink |
| Subcategory | food-fruit |
Timeline
- Emoji 0.6 ยท 2010Banana entered the standard as U+1F34C, establishing the codepoint still used today.
- TodayRendered across major platforms. Apple, Google, Microsoft and Samsung each draw it in their own style while preserving the same underlying character.
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