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Banana emoji 🍌

🍌 is the banana: a peeled yellow banana. It means the fruit β€” breakfast, smoothies, monkeys 🐡, β€œgoing bananas” for crazy β€” and, like πŸ† and πŸ‘, it carries an obvious…

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What the banana 🍌 emoji means

🍌 is the banana: a peeled yellow banana. It means the fruit β€” breakfast, smoothies, monkeys 🐡, β€œgoing bananas” for crazy β€” and, like πŸ† and πŸ‘, it carries an obvious innuendo in flirty chats. Original 2010 emoji. From a guy it can be either fruit or flirt; the caption decides. The fruit set is on the food emoji page; the suggestive set on the eggplant and peach guides.

Unicode name: banana Β· U+1F34C Β· Emoji 0.6 (original set) Β· group: Food & Drink.

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How people use it

  • Fruit: breakfast, smoothies, snacks
  • Going bananas: crazy, excited
  • Monkeys: with 🐡 πŸ™ˆ
  • Innuendo: flirty chats

Compare the options

EmojiNameNotes
bananaU+1F34CThe fruit, or innuendo
peachU+1F351Peach, bum
eggplantU+1F346Aubergine, innuendo
monkey faceU+1F435Monkey
strawberryU+1F353Strawberry

Banana stickers and images

On messaging apps, a banana sticker usually carries the same meanings as the banana emoji: the fruit, a playful way to say β€œgoing bananas”, or a flirty innuendo when paired with other suggestive stickers. Sticker packs on platforms like WhatsApp and Messenger often include banana stickers. A banana sticker can add a light-hearted touch to a conversation about healthy eating or a tropical holiday.

Questions people ask

What does 🍌 mean from a guy?

Often a joke or innuendo; in a food context, just a banana.

What does going bananas mean?

Going crazy β€” 🍌 is used for it.

Is the banana emoji peeled?

Yes, every platform shows it half peeled.

About this guide

Written and maintained by the Emoji Directory editorial team, without ads or sponsorship. Meanings describe how the emoji is commonly used in public posts and messages, not an official definition. Names, code points, versions, keywords and translations come from the Unicode Emoji 18.0 and CLDR data; shortcodes from the gemoji project. Last reviewed . Spotted a mistake or a new usage? Tell us, or read how the directory is made.

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