🪀️ Yo-yo emoji
HTML
🪀
Unicode
U+1FA80
What is 🪀️ called?
🪀️ is called the Yo-yo emoji.
It is also known as yo-yo toy, yoyo, or string toy. These are natural common, regional, technical, or appearance-based terms rather than extra official names; Unicode’s official name is yo-yo.
What does 🪀️ mean?
🪀 is officially named yo-yo. It shows a yo-yo representing classic toys, skill toys, recreational activities, and the traditional toy that moves up and down on a string. This symbolizes classic recreation, skill development, and traditional toys.
Use it for literal references to yo-yo and for classic toys, skill development, recreational activities, coordination practice. “Yo-yo” is the standard spelling, while “yoyo” is a common search form; the toy returns along its string when operated. Related choices include 🎯 Bullseye and 🪁 Kite.
Other meanings
It can mean classic toys, skill development, recreational activities, coordination practice. Context determines whether a message is playful, recreational, cultural, game-related, or metaphorical.
Example Usage
He practiced tricks with his yo-yo 🪀 until he mastered the complex moves
The game-night message includes yo-yo 🪀
More details
Officially named yo-yo. Its code point is U+1FA80. It was introduced in Emoji 12.0.
Visual description
A round toy on a string that moves up and down, showing the classic yo-yo design.
“Yo-yo” is the standard spelling, while “yoyo” is a common search form; the toy returns along its string when operated. Colours, proportions, orientation, and fine details vary by platform.
⚠️ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
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