Sake
The sake emoji, officially named “sake”, is listed under Food & Drink in the EmojiAll dictionary. In everyday chat it usually comes up in messages about drinking and sake. Scored 72 out of 100, it falls in the Positive range.
If you need emoji copy and paste across devices, Sake travels as plain text, so it pastes the same way on iOS, Android, Windows and macOS.
1. Sake emoji attributes
- Symbol
- 🍶
- Name
- Sake
- English name
- sake
- Unicode code point
- U+1F376
- HTML entity
- 🍶
- Decimal
- 🍶
- Category
- Food & Drink›Drinks
- Keywords
- drinking, sake
- Download image
- SizeBackground512 × 512 PNG · transparent background
2. Sake emoji meaning
As a member of Drinks, the sake emoji shares that subgroup with 20 other symbols in Food & Drink. The symbol stands for drinking and sake, so readers usually understand it without extra explanation. It fits both casual chats and slightly more formal messages, as long as the context is clear.
In everyday chat, the sake (🍶) usually appears alongside words about drinking and sake. A few words of text make the intent clearer than the symbol on its own.
3. Sake emoji sentiment
Scored 72 out of 100, this emoji sits in the Positive range. People use it to show that something went well.
A higher score means a more positive feeling; scores near 50 are neutral.
4. Sake emoji examples
- 1Fresh fruit from the market 🍶
- 2Cheers to the weekend 🍶
- 3Dinner reservation at seven 🍶
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