🇭🇳 Flag: Honduras emoji
HTML
🇭,127475;
Unicode
U+1F1ED U+1F1F3
What flag is 🇭🇳?
🇭🇳 is the flag emoji for Honduras.
Common names include Honduran flag, flag of Honduras, or HN flag. The HN wording comes from the two-letter region code used by the emoji sequence; Unicodeβs official name is flag: Honduras.
What does 🇭🇳 mean?
ππ³ is officially named flag: Honduras. It represents Honduras as the Unicode CLDR region identified by HN, and it can mark the place, its people or teams, travel, location, public events, news, or regional identity.
The sequence can accompany the written place name or stand alone in a location-aware message. Related flag pages include ππ² Flag: Heard And Mcdonald Islands and ππ· Flag: Croatia.
Other meanings
Beyond a literal label for Honduras, it can indicate a personal or family connection, a route or destination, heritage, regional sport, public celebrations, diplomacy, or current affairs. A flag symbol alone does not establish citizenship, residence, or political endorsement.
Example Usage
The itinerary includes Honduras ππ³
Todayβs update concerns Honduras ππ³
More details
Officially named flag: Honduras. Its regional-indicator sequence is U+1F1ED U+1F1F3, spelling region code HN. It was introduced in Emoji 2.0.
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Visual description
On supporting platforms, ππ³ is drawn as three equal horizontal bands of cerulean blue (top), white, and cerulean blue, with five five-pointed cerulean stars arranged in an "X" pattern and centered in the white band.
Emoji vendors may simplify coats of arms, seals, text, stars, or other fine details and can vary proportions, shading, wave effects, and corners. Unsupported systems may show the separate regional letters HN instead.
β οΈ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
Flag emojis are often drawn as a "wavy rectangle" with flat vertical lines and curved horizontal lines representing a flag in the wind. Some emoji sets use standard rectangles, rectangles with curved corners or circles.
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