🐑️ Ewe emoji
HTML
🐑
Unicode
U+1F411
What is 🐑️ called?
🐑️ is called the Ewe emoji.
Also known as sheep, female sheep, or woolly sheep. It is often called a lamb emoji, but lamb means a young sheep and age is not encoded.
What does 🐑️ mean?
🐑 is officially named ewe. It shows a ewe, an adult female sheep, and represents sheep, wool, flocks, farming, pastoral scenes, or gentleness.
Use it for sheep, ewes, farms, wool, lambing season, flocks, countryside, or a calm pastoral setting. A lamb is a young sheep, so “lamb emoji” is common but not technically the official animal. Related choices include 🐏 Ram and 🧶 Yarn.
Other meanings
It can mean a ewe, sheep, female sheep, woolly sheep, flock, farm animal, wool, lambing, pastoral life, or gentleness.
Example Usage
The ewes returned to the lower field 🐑
Fresh wool from the flock 🐑
More details
Officially named ewe. Its code point is U+1F411. It was introduced in Emoji 1.0. It is a single code point officially named ewe, although the broad term sheep is widely used.
Visual description
A white woolly sheep stands in profile with a rounded fleece, dark or pale face, short legs, and usually no large curled horns.
The lack of large curled horns distinguishes the ewe from the ram; age is not shown, so it is not specifically a lamb. Colours and fine details vary by platform.
⚠️ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
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