Search swords Emoji Results (45)

⚔︎ crossed swords (text style)

These are two crossed swords. On different platforms, they have black or brown handles, usually steel blades, and are sharp on both sides. It generally means weapons such as swords, and can also mean fencing, fighting, declaring war, and sports.

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⚔️ crossed swords (emoji style)

These are two crossed swords. On different platforms, they have black or brown handles, usually steel blades, and are sharp on both sides. It generally means weapons such as swords, and can also mean fencing, fighting, declaring war, and sports.

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⚔ crossed swords (base style)

These are two crossed swords. On different platforms, they have black or brown handles, usually steel blades, and are sharp on both sides. It generally means weapons such as swords, and can also mean fencing, fighting, declaring war, and sports.

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🗡 dagger (base style)

In animation or fairy tales, it can mean that a knight or prince is holding a sword. It can be used with 🛡, and be careful not to be confused with 🔪 kitchen knives.

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🛡︎ shield (text style)

It is often used with 🗡dagger and 🗡 crossed swords.

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🪯 khanda

It is a significant symbol in Sikhism, featuring a circle⭕, a double-edged sword, and two intertwined swords⚔. Sikhism originated in India and is the sixth-largest religion in the world. The Khanda emoji is used to represent Sikhism, Sikh culture, and faith.

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🗡︎ dagger (text style)

In animation or fairy tales, it can mean that a knight or prince is holding a sword. It can be used with 🛡, and be careful not to be confused with 🔪 kitchen knives.

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🗡️ dagger (emoji style)

In animation or fairy tales, it can mean that a knight or prince is holding a sword. It can be used with 🛡, and be careful not to be confused with 🔪 kitchen knives.

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☠︎ skull and crossbones (text style)

This emoji is a classic representation of danger, risk, and the concept of death. Its design is simple yet striking, featuring a white skull💀 with hollow black eyes and nose, set against a pair of crossed bones. This symbol originated from the Late Middle Ages as a symbol of death and especially as a memento on tombstones. In the 18th century, it became associated with piracy, thanks to its use on pirate flags🏴‍☠︎ to intimidate their targets. Today, it's a universal symbol for danger⚠️ and can be seen on hazardous substances to indicate poison. In the world of emojis, ☠︎ carries over these traditional meanings. It is usually related to an extreme sense of danger, fear, or death. It can be used to show that something is very risky, harmful, or fatal, or that someone is very sick, injured, or dead. Due to its similarity in appearance to 💀, ☠︎ is also used to express the concept of "dying of laughter," similar to the popular phrase "I'm dead" or "I'm dying," used when something is extremely funny. In the context of video games🎮️ or fantasy narratives, ☠︎ usually signify defeat or the concept of "game over."

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✖︎ multiplication sign (text style)

Meet the ✖ emoji, also known as the "Multiply", "Black Cross Mark", or "X mark" emoji, this emoji is a familiar sight to many. The multiplication sign emoji is a simple yet striking symbol. It's a cross-shaped figure, with two lines intersecting at a right angle in the center. The lines extend outwards equally in all four directions, creating a balanced, symmetrical design. At its core, the ✖ emoji is a mathematical symbol used to denote multiplication. However, in the world of emojis, it carries a broader meaning. Just like this ❌ cross emoji, the black cross emoji is often used to express a negative response, disagreement, or rejection🙅. Meanwhile, in genetics and biology, the ✖ symbol denotes a female chromosome or organism. The presence of two X chromosomes, as indicated by XX, signifies a female individual♀. And in a lighter vein, the X symbol is widely used in text messaging and online communication to express affection. It can denote a kiss, as seen in the term XOXO, which means hugs and kisses💋. This use may have roots in the old practice of using an X as a signature to symbolize a kiss in letters💌. When used in digital messages and social media, people will insert this symbol as a playful way to show rejection, indicate something is wrong, or signal that something has been crossed out. It's an easy shorthand to communicate "no way" or "not gonna happen" without having to type actual words. The ✖ emoji allows youth to bring math class vibes to their digital conversations. Besides, it's also used in gaming communities to represent a "miss" or "failure", and will also use as the meaning of "connected, related" in fan fiction (e.g. Sam✖Dean❤).

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🫅 person with crown

Welcome to the world of royalty with the "🫅" emoji, commonly known as the "Person With Crown"! The emoji showcases a well-dressed, charismatic figure with a noticeable golden crown resting on their head. The crown👑, sparkling with jewels, signifies the individual's royal status. This emoji is a symbol of leadership, authority, and nobility, representing those who wear the crown in regal splendor. Its appearance can slightly differ across platforms, but the essence of royal charm remains. The 🫅 emoji signifies not just literal royalty, but also the metaphorical concept of feeling like a royal or achieving greatness. It can represent leadership, power, wealth, or simply someone who is treated with great respect and admiration. Of course, the emoji can also indicate your "Prince Charming"😉 or just someone who is handsome! And in everyday chat and social media, you can send this emoji to a friend who aced a test to show they're the "king" of their studies, or use it in a tweet about your favorite celebrity, symbolizing their dominance in the entertainment industry. It can even serve as a synonym for your crush, even a lighthearted way to express self-love and confidence! The corresponding emoji of this is the princess(👸) and the prince(🤴). And a fun fact is that the princess emoji made its debut first back in 2010, with the prince emoji following suit in 2016. Fast forward to 2021, the 🫅(person with crown) was finally unveiled, adding a full expression and identity touch to the world of emojis.

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⚒︎ hammer and pick (text style)

This is a hammer and an iron pick, crossed in an X shape. ⚒generally means hammer and pick, it can also represents tools, buildings, constructing and structures. Related emojis: 🛠🪓⛏🔨

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💂‍♂ man guard

The "Man Guard" (💂‍♂) emoji, is bedecked in the iconic Queen's Guard attire: a vibrant scarlet coat highlighted by dual black badges adorning the shoulders, and an imposing, bushy bearskin hat crowning the ensemble. (💡The hat is made of real bear fur and is 18 inches tall. It was designed to make the guards look taller and instill a sense of intimidation. The hat is secured under the lip of the guard to protect the neck during battle🛡.) On a literal level, the "💂‍♂" emoji primarily denotes a British guard or foot soldier but has broadened in scope to symbolize guards and security staff overall. It's a handy icon to express appreciation for the UK and its culture, to share about your travels to Britain, or to discuss anything tied to the UK🇬🇧. However, in the realm of social media and everyday conversation, the usage of the Guard emoji extends beyond its literal meaning. Want to convey the idea of keeping a secret safe or standing firm in the face of adversity? 💂‍♂ is your go-to symbol! It's also been embraced as a quirky way to show that you're "standing guard" over your emotions or personal space⚔. There's the "💂" emoji to indicate gender-neutral individuals, and for those who identify as female, we've got the "💂‍♀️". To make it more personalized, you can adjust the skin tone to match your preference!

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🎖︎ military medal (text style)

A military medal awarded to soldiers who have made great contributions. 🎖︎generally means military medal, which can symbolizes the honor, merit, or contribution of a soldier. It is commonly used in topics such as military, veterans or heroism. Related emojis: 🪖🔫🫡

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🛠︎ hammer and wrench (text style)

A hammer and a wrench crossed in the shape of an X. Most platforms use the same design of its 🔨(hammer) and 🔧 (wrench). This emoji can be used in the content related to tools, construction and repair. It is similar to this emoji: ⚒(hammer and pick).

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🫅🏾 person with crown: medium-dark skin tone

Welcome to the world of royalty with the "🫅🏾" emoji, commonly known as the "Person With Crown"! The emoji showcases a well-dressed, charismatic figure with a noticeable golden crown resting on their head. The crown👑, sparkling with jewels, signifies the individual's royal status. This emoji is a symbol of leadership, authority, and nobility, representing those who wear the crown in regal splendor. Its appearance can slightly differ across platforms, but the essence of royal charm remains. The 🫅🏾 emoji signifies not just literal royalty, but also the metaphorical concept of feeling like a royal or achieving greatness. It can represent leadership, power, wealth, or simply someone who is treated with great respect and admiration. Of course, the emoji can also indicate your "Prince Charming"😉 or just someone who is handsome! And in everyday chat and social media, you can send this emoji to a friend who aced a test to show they're the "king" of their studies, or use it in a tweet about your favorite celebrity, symbolizing their dominance in the entertainment industry. It can even serve as a synonym for your crush, even a lighthearted way to express self-love and confidence! The corresponding emoji of this is the princess(👸) and the prince(🤴). And a fun fact is that the princess emoji made its debut first back in 2010, with the prince emoji following suit in 2016. Fast forward to 2021, the 🫅🏾(person with crown) was finally unveiled, adding a full expression and identity touch to the world of emojis.

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🫅🏽 person with crown: medium skin tone

Welcome to the world of royalty with the "🫅🏽" emoji, commonly known as the "Person With Crown"! The emoji showcases a well-dressed, charismatic figure with a noticeable golden crown resting on their head. The crown👑, sparkling with jewels, signifies the individual's royal status. This emoji is a symbol of leadership, authority, and nobility, representing those who wear the crown in regal splendor. Its appearance can slightly differ across platforms, but the essence of royal charm remains. The 🫅🏽 emoji signifies not just literal royalty, but also the metaphorical concept of feeling like a royal or achieving greatness. It can represent leadership, power, wealth, or simply someone who is treated with great respect and admiration. Of course, the emoji can also indicate your "Prince Charming"😉 or just someone who is handsome! And in everyday chat and social media, you can send this emoji to a friend who aced a test to show they're the "king" of their studies, or use it in a tweet about your favorite celebrity, symbolizing their dominance in the entertainment industry. It can even serve as a synonym for your crush, even a lighthearted way to express self-love and confidence! The corresponding emoji of this is the princess(👸) and the prince(🤴). And a fun fact is that the princess emoji made its debut first back in 2010, with the prince emoji following suit in 2016. Fast forward to 2021, the 🫅🏽(person with crown) was finally unveiled, adding a full expression and identity touch to the world of emojis.

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🫅🏿 person with crown: dark skin tone

Welcome to the world of royalty with the "🫅🏿" emoji, commonly known as the "Person With Crown"! The emoji showcases a well-dressed, charismatic figure with a noticeable golden crown resting on their head. The crown👑, sparkling with jewels, signifies the individual's royal status. This emoji is a symbol of leadership, authority, and nobility, representing those who wear the crown in regal splendor. Its appearance can slightly differ across platforms, but the essence of royal charm remains. The 🫅🏿 emoji signifies not just literal royalty, but also the metaphorical concept of feeling like a royal or achieving greatness. It can represent leadership, power, wealth, or simply someone who is treated with great respect and admiration. Of course, the emoji can also indicate your "Prince Charming"😉 or just someone who is handsome! And in everyday chat and social media, you can send this emoji to a friend who aced a test to show they're the "king" of their studies, or use it in a tweet about your favorite celebrity, symbolizing their dominance in the entertainment industry. It can even serve as a synonym for your crush, even a lighthearted way to express self-love and confidence! The corresponding emoji of this is the princess(👸) and the prince(🤴). And a fun fact is that the princess emoji made its debut first back in 2010, with the prince emoji following suit in 2016. Fast forward to 2021, the 🫅🏿(person with crown) was finally unveiled, adding a full expression and identity touch to the world of emojis.

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‡ double dagger sign

‡ is not an official Emoji, but it can be used as a Unicode character. There is another emoji with a(n) similar meaning/appearance to double dagger sign: ✝ (latin cross) + ✝ (latin cross), which can be used instead of ‡ in some cases.

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💂‍♀ woman guard

The "Woman Guard" (💂‍♀) emoji, is bedecked in the iconic Queen's Guard attire: a vibrant scarlet coat highlighted by dual black badges adorning the shoulders, and an imposing, bushy bearskin hat crowning the ensemble. (💡The hat is made of real bear fur and is 18 inches tall. It was designed to make the guards look taller and instill a sense of intimidation. The hat is secured under the lip of the guard to protect the neck during battle🛡.) On a literal level, the "💂‍♀" emoji primarily denotes a British guard or foot soldier but has broadened in scope to symbolize guards and security staff overall. It's a handy icon to express appreciation for the UK and its culture, to share about your travels to Britain, or to discuss anything tied to the UK🇬🇧. However, in the realm of social media and everyday conversation, the usage of the Guard emoji extends beyond its literal meaning. Want to convey the idea of keeping a secret safe or standing firm in the face of adversity? 💂‍♀ is your go-to symbol! It's also been embraced as a quirky way to show that you're "standing guard" over your emotions or personal space⚔. There's the "💂" emoji to indicate gender-neutral individuals, and for those who identify as male, we've got the "💂‍♂️". To make it more personalized, you can adjust the skin tone to match your preference!

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💂🏼 guard: medium-light skin tone

Emoji "💂🏼" (Guard), is bedecked in the iconic Queen's Guard attire: a vibrant scarlet coat highlighted by dual black badges adorning the shoulders, and an imposing, bushy bearskin hat crowning the ensemble. (💡The hat is made of real bear fur and is 18 inches tall. It was designed to make the guards look taller and instill a sense of intimidation. The hat is secured under the lip of the guard to protect the neck during battle🛡.) On a literal level, the "💂🏼" emoji primarily denotes a British guard or foot soldier but has broadened in scope to symbolize guards and security staff overall. It's a handy icon to express appreciation for the UK and its culture, to share about your travels to Britain, or to discuss anything tied to the UK🇬🇧. However, in the realm of social media and everyday conversation, the usage of the Guard emoji extends beyond its literal meaning. Want to convey the idea of keeping a secret safe or standing firm in the face of adversity? 💂🏼 is your go-to symbol! It's also been embraced as a quirky way to show that you're "standing guard" over your emotions or personal space⚔. For those who identify as male, there's the "💂🏼‍♂️" emoji, and for those who identify as female, we've got the "💂🏼‍♀️". And to make it more personalized, you can adjust the skin tone to match your preference.

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🫅🏻 person with crown: light skin tone

Welcome to the world of royalty with the "🫅🏻" emoji, commonly known as the "Person With Crown"! The emoji showcases a well-dressed, charismatic figure with a noticeable golden crown resting on their head. The crown👑, sparkling with jewels, signifies the individual's royal status. This emoji is a symbol of leadership, authority, and nobility, representing those who wear the crown in regal splendor. Its appearance can slightly differ across platforms, but the essence of royal charm remains. The 🫅🏻 emoji signifies not just literal royalty, but also the metaphorical concept of feeling like a royal or achieving greatness. It can represent leadership, power, wealth, or simply someone who is treated with great respect and admiration. Of course, the emoji can also indicate your "Prince Charming"😉 or just someone who is handsome! And in everyday chat and social media, you can send this emoji to a friend who aced a test to show they're the "king" of their studies, or use it in a tweet about your favorite celebrity, symbolizing their dominance in the entertainment industry. It can even serve as a synonym for your crush, even a lighthearted way to express self-love and confidence! The corresponding emoji of this is the princess(👸) and the prince(🤴). And a fun fact is that the princess emoji made its debut first back in 2010, with the prince emoji following suit in 2016. Fast forward to 2021, the 🫅🏻(person with crown) was finally unveiled, adding a full expression and identity touch to the world of emojis.

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🫅🏼 person with crown: medium-light skin tone

Welcome to the world of royalty with the "🫅🏼" emoji, commonly known as the "Person With Crown"! The emoji showcases a well-dressed, charismatic figure with a noticeable golden crown resting on their head. The crown👑, sparkling with jewels, signifies the individual's royal status. This emoji is a symbol of leadership, authority, and nobility, representing those who wear the crown in regal splendor. Its appearance can slightly differ across platforms, but the essence of royal charm remains. The 🫅🏼 emoji signifies not just literal royalty, but also the metaphorical concept of feeling like a royal or achieving greatness. It can represent leadership, power, wealth, or simply someone who is treated with great respect and admiration. Of course, the emoji can also indicate your "Prince Charming"😉 or just someone who is handsome! And in everyday chat and social media, you can send this emoji to a friend who aced a test to show they're the "king" of their studies, or use it in a tweet about your favorite celebrity, symbolizing their dominance in the entertainment industry. It can even serve as a synonym for your crush, even a lighthearted way to express self-love and confidence! The corresponding emoji of this is the princess(👸) and the prince(🤴). And a fun fact is that the princess emoji made its debut first back in 2010, with the prince emoji following suit in 2016. Fast forward to 2021, the 🫅🏼(person with crown) was finally unveiled, adding a full expression and identity touch to the world of emojis.

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💂🏻 guard: light skin tone

Emoji "💂🏻" (Guard), is bedecked in the iconic Queen's Guard attire: a vibrant scarlet coat highlighted by dual black badges adorning the shoulders, and an imposing, bushy bearskin hat crowning the ensemble. (💡The hat is made of real bear fur and is 18 inches tall. It was designed to make the guards look taller and instill a sense of intimidation. The hat is secured under the lip of the guard to protect the neck during battle🛡.) On a literal level, the "💂🏻" emoji primarily denotes a British guard or foot soldier but has broadened in scope to symbolize guards and security staff overall. It's a handy icon to express appreciation for the UK and its culture, to share about your travels to Britain, or to discuss anything tied to the UK🇬🇧. However, in the realm of social media and everyday conversation, the usage of the Guard emoji extends beyond its literal meaning. Want to convey the idea of keeping a secret safe or standing firm in the face of adversity? 💂🏻 is your go-to symbol! It's also been embraced as a quirky way to show that you're "standing guard" over your emotions or personal space⚔. For those who identify as male, there's the "💂🏻‍♂️" emoji, and for those who identify as female, we've got the "💂🏻‍♀️". And to make it more personalized, you can adjust the skin tone to match your preference.

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⛨ BLACK CROSS ON SHIELD

⛨ is not an official Emoji, but it can be used as a Unicode character. There is another emoji with a(n) similar meaning/appearance to BLACK CROSS ON SHIELD: ⚫ (black circle) + ✝ (latin cross), which can be used instead of ⛨ in some cases.

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💂🏾 guard: medium-dark skin tone

Emoji "💂🏾" (Guard), is bedecked in the iconic Queen's Guard attire: a vibrant scarlet coat highlighted by dual black badges adorning the shoulders, and an imposing, bushy bearskin hat crowning the ensemble. (💡The hat is made of real bear fur and is 18 inches tall. It was designed to make the guards look taller and instill a sense of intimidation. The hat is secured under the lip of the guard to protect the neck during battle🛡.) On a literal level, the "💂🏾" emoji primarily denotes a British guard or foot soldier but has broadened in scope to symbolize guards and security staff overall. It's a handy icon to express appreciation for the UK and its culture, to share about your travels to Britain, or to discuss anything tied to the UK🇬🇧. However, in the realm of social media and everyday conversation, the usage of the Guard emoji extends beyond its literal meaning. Want to convey the idea of keeping a secret safe or standing firm in the face of adversity? 💂🏾 is your go-to symbol! It's also been embraced as a quirky way to show that you're "standing guard" over your emotions or personal space⚔. For those who identify as male, there's the "💂🏾‍♂️" emoji, and for those who identify as female, we've got the "💂🏾‍♀️". And to make it more personalized, you can adjust the skin tone to match your preference.

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🛡️ shield (emoji style)

It is often used with 🗡dagger and 🗡 crossed swords.

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🛡 shield (base style)

It is often used with 🗡dagger and 🗡 crossed swords.

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🇸🇦 flag: Saudi Arabia

The sword pointing to the left of the flag, symbolizing jihad and self-defense. When raising the logo, the two logos must be sewn together so that the inscription can be read from both sides. Its capital is Liad. 🇸🇦 is the Emoji of a country/region‘s flag, and its meaning is flag: Saudi Arabia.

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🇵🇭 flag: Philippines

The eight rays of the sun are in the style of a sword. There is a five-pointed star ⭐ logo on the corner of the triangle. It generally means the Philippines. Its capital is Metro Manila. The colors of the flags reflect the history of the Philippines once subordinate to the United States.

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🇴🇲 flag: Oman

The pattern is an Arab scimitar ⚔️ staggered into the sheath, with an Omani dagger in the middle, and the sword is worn across the middle of the badge. It generally means Oman or Omani.

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🇱🇰 flag: Sri Lanka

On the right is a lion holding a sword. Around it are four linden leaves 🍂. The lion symbolizes the strength of the Sri Lankan people and the will to defend the country to the death. The leaves represent the Buddhist Faith.It is displayed as LK on some platforms.

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🤺 person fencing

The figure is equipped with a fencing mask, a white outfit, and a slender sword known as an epee. The stance is classic: lunging forward in attack or poised defensively, showcasing the intense dynamics of a fencing duel.

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🥷🏽 ninja: medium skin tone

The emoji carries a sword on its back, it is a common weapon of the ninja, and a symbol of their fierce combat skills. Ninjas were covert agents or mercenaries in feudal Japan, specializing in unconventional warfare such as espionage, sabotage, and assassinations.

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🥷🏻 ninja: light skin tone

The emoji carries a sword on its back, it is a common weapon of the ninja, and a symbol of their fierce combat skills. Ninjas were covert agents or mercenaries in feudal Japan, specializing in unconventional warfare such as espionage, sabotage, and assassinations.

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🥷🏼 ninja: medium-light skin tone

The emoji carries a sword on its back, it is a common weapon of the ninja, and a symbol of their fierce combat skills. Ninjas were covert agents or mercenaries in feudal Japan, specializing in unconventional warfare such as espionage, sabotage, and assassinations.

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🥷 ninja

The emoji carries a sword on its back, it is a common weapon of the ninja, and a symbol of their fierce combat skills. Ninjas were covert agents or mercenaries in feudal Japan, specializing in unconventional warfare such as espionage, sabotage, and assassinations.

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🥷🏾 ninja: medium-dark skin tone

The emoji carries a sword on its back, it is a common weapon of the ninja, and a symbol of their fierce combat skills. Ninjas were covert agents or mercenaries in feudal Japan, specializing in unconventional warfare such as espionage, sabotage, and assassinations.

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🥷🏿 ninja: dark skin tone

The emoji carries a sword on its back, it is a common weapon of the ninja, and a symbol of their fierce combat skills. Ninjas were covert agents or mercenaries in feudal Japan, specializing in unconventional warfare such as espionage, sabotage, and assassinations.

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🦌 deer

Say hello to the graceful "Deer" emoji (🦌)! It is affectionately referred to as 'Bambi' or 'Reindeer' by some users, a beloved member of the animal emoji family. The emoji deer portrays in shades of brown, with a white underbelly and distinguished by a pair of large, branching antlers. Its face is turned to the left, showcasing a calm and serene expression that personifies grace and tranquility. Some platforms show only the head of the deer, while others show the full body. This emoji 🦌 typically represents the real-life deer, and is a go-to symbol for talks about wildlife and their protection, forest adventures, or even the Christmas season🎄, thanks to Rudolph the red-nosed🔴 reindeer we all know and love! In the realm of social media, the Deer emoji 🦌 isn't just about representing the animal itself. It often symbolizes grace, peace, and natural beauty. Whether you're sharing an inspiring quote, wishing peace to your followers, or appreciating the stunning beauty of nature, this charming deer emoji can enhance your message.

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💛 yellow heart

This is a bright yellow heart. Yellow is usually associated with many positive words, such as joy, energy, or happiness. This emoji can be used to express love or friendship, or to indicate that someone is feeling friendly or affectionate. It can also be used to show that someone is feeling happy or cheerful, or to brighten up someone’s day. It's like sending a little burst of sunshine☀ in a message, a way to share joy, enthusiasm, or even a simple liking for something. It's also commonly seen in social media posts to add a touch of positivity and warmth. For instance, someone might use it in a tweet about a sunny day, or in an Instagram caption for a photo of a beloved pet🐕. And don't forget its role in text messages, where it can serve as a cheerful sign-off or a friendly response to good news.

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🧿 nazar amulet

The emoji 🧿 features a circle rimmed in dark blue, encompassing a light blue or cyan circle, which itself encircles a white and a smaller dark blue dot, resembling an eye👁️. This design presents a traditional "evil eye" amulet. The Nazar amulet, from which the emoji takes its inspiration, has been a powerful symbol throughout history, believed to protect against the malevolent gaze believed to bring misfortune or injury. On social media, 🧿 is wielded as a modern talisman to offer protection or to express a desire for safeguarding oneself or others from negativity and harm. In addition, this emoji has evolved into a symbol of expressing fascination or appreciation for the mystical and the mysterious🔮. It's used to convey a sense of mystery, psychic intuition, or even an interest in topics that lean towards the occult. Moreover, 🧿 can be used to represent jewelry or motifs that feature the evil eye symbol, highlighting trends or personal style choices.

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♠️ spade suit (emoji style)

It's a spade. The color of this emoji varies from platform to platform. Spades are one of the four suits of pokers, representing spears, symbolizing soldiers and men 🚹. This emoji can also represent winter ❄️ and death. In recent years, nightclub enthusiasts also often used "♠️A" to refer to the spades A🍾. Related emojis：♣️, ♥️, ♦️, 🃏, 🖤 and 🍺 and 💃.

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♠︎ spade suit (text style)

It's a spade. The color of this emoji varies from platform to platform. Spades are one of the four suits of pokers, representing spears, symbolizing soldiers and men 🚹. This emoji can also represent winter ❄️ and death. In recent years, nightclub enthusiasts also often used "♠︎A" to refer to the spades A🍾. Related emojis：♣️, ♥️, ♦️, 🃏, 🖤 and 🍺 and 💃.

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♠ spade suit (base style)

It's a spade. The color of this emoji varies from platform to platform. Spades are one of the four suits of pokers, representing spears, symbolizing soldiers and men 🚹. This emoji can also represent winter ❄️ and death. In recent years, nightclub enthusiasts also often used "♠A" to refer to the spades A🍾. Related emojis：♣️, ♥️, ♦️, 🃏, 🖤 and 🍺 and 💃.

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