rose Emoji 🌹
A red rose flower, symbolizing love and romance.
Emoji Information
Name
rose
Category
Valentine
Shortcode
:rose:
Unicode
U+1F339
Tags
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How to Use the rose Emoji
Copy and Paste
- Click the "Copy" button above to copy the emoji
- Open your desired app or website where you want to use the emoji
- Press Ctrl+V (Windows) or Cmd+V (Mac) to paste the emoji
- The emoji will appear exactly as shown above
Keyboard Shortcuts
- Windows: Press Windows key + . (period) to open emoji picker
- Mac: Press Command + Control + Space to open emoji picker
- Search for "rose" to find this emoji
Unicode Information
Unicode: U+1F339
Shortcode: :rose:
Meaning and Cultural Significance
The rose emoji 🌹 is commonly used to represent a red rose flower, symbolizing love and romance.. It's part of the valentine category and was approved as part of Unicode 6.0 in 2010.
Common Uses
- flower
- love
- romance
- valentines
- beauty
Best Practices
- Use in casual communication and social media
- Great for adding visual elements to messages
- Can be combined with other emojis for creative expression
- Consider cultural context when using in professional settings
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this emoji work on all devices?
Yes, the rose emoji is part of the Unicode standard and will work on most modern devices and platforms, including smartphones, computers, and social media sites.
Can I use this emoji commercially?
Yes, emojis are free to use in both personal and commercial contexts. However, some platforms may have their own guidelines about emoji usage in advertising.
Why does the emoji look different on different devices?
Each platform (Apple, Google, Microsoft, etc.) has its own emoji design style while maintaining the same basic appearance and meaning. The emoji may look slightly different across platforms but will convey the same message.
How do I type this emoji using my keyboard?
You can type :rose: in applications that support emoji shortcodes, or use your device's emoji picker. On Windows, press Win + . (period), and on Mac, press Command + Control + Space.