Coconut 🥥

Usage snapshot:

• Used in content written with the Common script; suitable for UI labels and body text.
• Appears in the Unicode block Supplemental Symbols and Pictographs.

History & usage: The character depicts the COCO NUT. The name contains no explicit functional tokens such as markers or signs, so it signals a simple noun with a pictorial referent; in general, tokens that appear in name strings can indicate emphasis, diacritics, or categorization in orthography and typography, but this instance relies on a concrete image rather than a phonetic or diacritical cue. In practical use, educators and researchers reference it when discussing pictographs in the Common script family, often as part of lessons on modern symbolic communication. It appears in scholarly editions and educational primers that collect extended pictograph sets for study in paleography or archival transcription, helping readers note how contemporary symbols map to real-world objects. It also features in typographic revivals and specimen books that document emoji varieties in the Extended Pictographic range for design history. Cross‑platform note: appearance and color can vary; ensure accessibility by providing text alternatives and high-contrast rendering for screen readers.

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