The rabbit emojis π and π° mean cuteness, spring and Easter. They are friendly emoji, and are also used for luck, speed and gentleness.
What does the rabbit emoji mean?
- Spring and Easter. Emojipedia says it may be used in association with spring, Easter, magic, bunny ears and rabbit-based characters.
- Cute and gentle. EmojiTerra describes soft features symbolising cuteness, gentleness and springtime vibes.
- Luck, new beginnings and fertility. A Facebook answer on this emoji lists luck, fertility and gentleness.
- Speed. Rabbits are fast, so π can also mean "quick" or "I'm running".
π rabbit vs π° rabbit face
The rabbit π is a side view of the whole animal. The rabbit face π° is a cuter, front-facing cartoon face. Dictionary.com says the face is commonly used to represent real and fictional rabbits. The face is the one most people use for "cute".
What does it mean in a bio or username?
Usually a love of rabbits, a cute aesthetic or a character the person likes. It can also be a fan community's tag, so check the rest of the profile.
When to use the rabbit emoji
- Easter and spring posts
- Pet rabbits and animal posts
- Something cute or gentle
- Wishing someone luck
It pairs with egg π₯, carrot π₯ and hatching chick π£ for Easter.
Rabbit emoji facts
- π° rabbit face: Unicode 6.0 (2010); Apple added it in iOS 6.0
- π rabbit: a side view of a white or grey rabbit, designs differ between platforms
Have your own take? Add it on the rabbit or rabbit face pages.