Search civil Emoji Results (111)

🇸🇴 flag: Somalia

This is the national flag of the Federal Republic of Somalia. The face of the flag is light blue, with a white five-pointed star in the center ⭐️ , which symbolizes the freedom and independence of Africa, and displays SO on some platform systems. Its capital is Mogadishu. 🇸🇴 is the Emoji of a country/region‘s flag, and its meaning is flag: Somalia. The Emoji 🇸🇴 is composed of two regional indicator letters, namely 🇸 and 🇴. The country/region's 2-letter code for Somalia is SO, so the letters corresponding to the two region indicator letters are S and O. 🇸🇴 is displayed as a whole flag on most platforms and as a two-letter symbol on a few platforms.

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🏺 amphora

It's also associated with museums, history, and antiquity, so you might see it pop up in discussions about ancient civilizations or historical artifacts. Interestingly, this emoji is also associated with astrological conversations.

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🇮🇶 flag: Iraq

This region was once called Mesopotamia in history and is one of the main birthplaces of human civilization. 🇮🇶 is the Emoji of a country/region‘s flag, and its meaning is flag: Iraq. The Emoji 🇮🇶 is composed of two regional indicator letters, namely 🇮 and 🇶.

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🪦 headstone

The tombstone, an artifact as old as civilization itself, marks the resting place of the departed. These stone markers have evolved from simple rock piles to elaborate sculptures, each telling a story of the individual's life, beliefs, and societal status.

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🪞 mirror

Mirrors have a rich history, dating back to ancient civilizations where they were crafted from polished stones and metals. Over the centuries, they evolved from luxury items for the elite to everyday essentials available to all. In terms of usage, the mirror emoji is versatile.

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🚿 shower

The history of showers goes back centuries, with ancient civilizations like the Greeks and Romans having their own versions of communal baths and shower systems. Modern showers began to evolve in the 19th century with advancements in plumbing and water infrastructure.

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🗺️ world map (emoji style)

The concept of mapping the world dates back thousands of years, with ancient civilizations like the Babylonians, Greeks, and Chinese all having their unique renditions of world maps.

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⚱️ funeral urn (emoji style)

Urns, the objects represented by this emoji, are usually used across various cultures and civilizations for the purpose of storing the ashes of the deceased following cremation. In terms of meaning and usage, ⚱️ is versatile.

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🏙️ cityscape (emoji style)

The buildings, each distinct in its design, stand tall and proud, representing the architectural marvels of modern civilization. 🏙 can be used to express a love for city life or a preference for urban environments.

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🏝 desert island (base style)

People can enjoy nature and solitude away from the troubles of civilization on such islands. 🏝 is often used to represent a tropical paradise, a vacation destination, a place of relaxation and escape, or a desire to travel to a tropical place.

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🛖 hut

Historically, huts have been a fundamental part of human civilization, especially among indigenous and nomadic groups. They served as primary residences for many ancient cultures, offering shelter from the elements and a place to rest after a long day.

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🛤️ railway track (emoji style)

Railways played a significant role in the Industrial Revolution, the American Civil War, and the development of many cities and towns. 🛤 is frenquently used for topics related to train, transportation and infrastructure. You can use it to imply that you are traveling by train.

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🇿🇼 flag: Zimbabwe

There is a white triangle on the left, and one of the red five-pointed stars ⭐️ has a Zimbabwe bird 🐦 , which is a symbol of the ancient civilization of African countries. It is displayed as ZW on some platforms. It generally represents the Republic of Zimbabwe, commonly known as Zimbabwe.

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🏇🏽 horse racing: medium skin tone

The sport of horse racing dates back thousands of years, with roots in the ancient civilizations of Greece, Rome, and Egypt. It's so known as the "Sport of Kings👑", because it has a long history of being enjoyed by royalty and nobility.

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🧂 salt

It has been used by humans for thousands of years, and it has played an important role not only in cooking, but also many cultures and civilizations. Salt was once so valuable that it was used as a form of currency🪙.

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🌂 closed umbrella

The origin of the umbrella dates back over 4,000 years to ancient civilizations like Egypt and China. Initially designed as a shade from the sun, it was called "parasol," derived from the Latin words "para" (stop) and "sol" (sun). The concept of using it as protection against rain emerged later.

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🇺🇳 flag: United Nations

It is an intergovernmental international organization composed of sovereign states, committed to promoting the development of international law, international security, economic development, social progress, human rights, civil liberties, political freedom, democracy, and cooperation in achieving lasting

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🏛︎ classical building (text style)

Structures like the one depicted by the 🏛 emoji have been central to many ancient civilizations. They often served as temples, courthouses, or places of governance.

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🏛️ classical building (emoji style)

Structures like the one depicted by the 🏛️ emoji have been central to many ancient civilizations. They often served as temples, courthouses, or places of governance.

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🏝️ desert island (emoji style)

People can enjoy nature and solitude away from the troubles of civilization on such islands. 🏝️ is often used to represent a tropical paradise, a vacation destination, a place of relaxation and escape, or a desire to travel to a tropical place.

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☂️ umbrella (emoji style)

The origin of the umbrella dates back over 4,000 years to ancient civilizations like Egypt and China. Initially designed as a shade from the sun, it was called "parasol," derived from the Latin words "para" (stop) and "sol" (sun). The concept of using it as protection against rain emerged later.

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🗺 world map (base style)

The concept of mapping the world dates back thousands of years, with ancient civilizations like the Babylonians, Greeks, and Chinese all having their unique renditions of world maps.

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🗺︎ world map (text style)

The concept of mapping the world dates back thousands of years, with ancient civilizations like the Babylonians, Greeks, and Chinese all having their unique renditions of world maps.

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🗿 moai

🗿 can be used to represent travel, history, or archaeology, evoking the mystery and allure of ancient civilizations.

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🚢 ship

Historically, ships have been integral to human civilization, serving as the primary means of exploration, trade, and cultural exchange across the globe.

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🛣️ motorway (emoji style)

Originating from ancient civilizations, they were initially paths carved for trade and communication. Over time, with the advent of vehicles🚗, they transformed into the vast networks of roads we see today, connecting cities, countries, and even continents.

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🚽 toilet

Toilets have a rich history, tracing back to ancient civilizations where early forms of sanitation systems were developed.

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🌞 sun with face

Ancient civilizations, from the Egyptians to the Aztecs, revered the sun as a deity, attributing its daily rise and set to the workings of the gods. In terms of usage, this emoji is not very different from ☀. The emoji 🌞 can be used to represent sunshine, morning or sunny and hot weather.

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🫓 flatbread

They have been made by various cultures and civilizations for thousands of years, using different grains, methods, and seasonings. Some flatbreads are eaten plain, while others are stuffed, folded, or wrapped around various fillings🌯.

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🫔 tamale

Tamales have a rich history that dates back to ancient Mesoamerican civilizations like the Aztecs and Mayans. These cultures used tamales as portable food for warriors during battles⚔ and as ritual offerings to their deities.

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☔ umbrella with rain drops (base style)

The origin of the umbrella dates back over 4,000 years to ancient civilizations like Egypt and China. Initially designed as a shade from the sun, it was called "parasol," derived from the Latin words "para" (stop) and "sol" (sun). The concept of using it as protection against rain emerged later.

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🏛 classical building (base style)

Structures like the one depicted by the 🏛 emoji have been central to many ancient civilizations. They often served as temples, courthouses, or places of governance.

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🏇 horse racing

The sport of horse racing dates back thousands of years, with roots in the ancient civilizations of Greece, Rome, and Egypt. It's so known as the "Sport of Kings👑", because it has a long history of being enjoyed by royalty and nobility.

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🏇🏻 horse racing: light skin tone

The sport of horse racing dates back thousands of years, with roots in the ancient civilizations of Greece, Rome, and Egypt. It's so known as the "Sport of Kings👑", because it has a long history of being enjoyed by royalty and nobility.

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🏇🏾 horse racing: medium-dark skin tone

The sport of horse racing dates back thousands of years, with roots in the ancient civilizations of Greece, Rome, and Egypt. It's so known as the "Sport of Kings👑", because it has a long history of being enjoyed by royalty and nobility.

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🏇🏿 horse racing: dark skin tone

The sport of horse racing dates back thousands of years, with roots in the ancient civilizations of Greece, Rome, and Egypt. It's so known as the "Sport of Kings👑", because it has a long history of being enjoyed by royalty and nobility.

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🏘︎ houses (text style)

From ancient civilizations building their homes close to each other for safety to modern-day planned communities designed for convenience and camaraderie, the concept of a neighborhood has evolved but its essence remains the same. Primarily, it's used to represent one's home or neighborhood.

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🌓 first quarter moon

Historically, the phases of the moon have held significant cultural, religious, and practical importance across various civilizations. Commonly, 🌓 is used to signify the night, lunar observations, astronomy, and sometimes to convey a sense of mystery or the unknown.

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🛋️ couch and lamp (emoji style)

Sofas have a rich history that dates back to ancient civilizations, where they were used as seating for royalty and the elite. Over centuries, the sofa has evolved from a symbol of status to a staple in homes worldwide.

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🏘️ houses (emoji style)

From ancient civilizations building their homes close to each other for safety to modern-day planned communities designed for convenience and camaraderie, the concept of a neighborhood has evolved but its essence remains the same. Primarily, it's used to represent one's home or neighborhood.

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🍷 wine glass

Wine was also an important part of the culture and religion of ancient civilizations such as Egypt, Greece, and Rome. It's commonly used to represent the act of drinking wine, a love for wine, or the idea of unwinding after a long day🌙.

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🧔🏿‍♂️ man: dark skin tone, beard

In ancient civilizations, beards were seen as a sign of honor, and in the modern hipster movement, beards have been a defining feature of masculinity. This emoji can be a fun way to express your own bearded status or to refer to someone else's.

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🧔🏾‍♂️ man: medium-dark skin tone, beard

In ancient civilizations, beards were seen as a sign of honor, and in the modern hipster movement, beards have been a defining feature of masculinity. This emoji can be a fun way to express your own bearded status or to refer to someone else's.

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🏇🏼 horse racing: medium-light skin tone

The sport of horse racing dates back thousands of years, with roots in the ancient civilizations of Greece, Rome, and Egypt. It's so known as the "Sport of Kings👑", because it has a long history of being enjoyed by royalty and nobility.

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🏘 houses (base style)

From ancient civilizations building their homes close to each other for safety to modern-day planned communities designed for convenience and camaraderie, the concept of a neighborhood has evolved but its essence remains the same. Primarily, it's used to represent one's home or neighborhood.

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🌗 last quarter moon

Historically, the phases of the moon have held significant cultural, religious, and practical importance across various civilizations. Commonly, 🌗 is used to signify the night, lunar observations, astronomy, and sometimes to convey a sense of mystery or the unknown.

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🌊 water wave

In many ancient civilizations, the sea and its waves were revered and often associated with gods and goddesses. For instance, in Greek mythology, Poseidon, the God of the Sea, wielded a trident🧜‍♂️ that could stir up tumultuous waves and calm seas alike.

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🏝︎ desert island (text style)

People can enjoy nature and solitude away from the troubles of civilization on such islands. 🏝︎ is often used to represent a tropical paradise, a vacation destination, a place of relaxation and escape, or a desire to travel to a tropical place.

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🥄 spoon

From ancient civilizations to modern kitchens, the spoon has always been a vital tool for eating and cooking. The spoon is typically used to eat soup🥣, cereal, or ice cream🍨, as well as to serve food or stir drinks. It may often appear in posts related to liquid or semi-liquid foods.

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🌰 chestnut

Chestnuts have a long history of being used as food, medicine, and even fuel by different cultures and civilizations. They are especially popular in Asia and Europe, where they are roasted, boiled, candied, or made into flour, paste, or soup.

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