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« left guillemet

« 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 left guillemet: ⏪ (fast reverse button), which can be used instead of « in some cases.

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📄 page facing up

Introducing the emoji 📄, officially called the 'page facing up,' depicts a document or a page with text. It shows several lines of grey text, formatted in paragraphs, and the upper right corner of the page is curled. The clean, structured layout suggests a formal document, essay, or maybe letter✉️. The 📄 emoji generally indicates documents, paperwork, and forms📊. It often appears in discussions about office work🧑‍💼, administrative tasks, and bureaucratic processes. In legal and official contexts👨‍⚖️, it represents legal documents, contracts, and official records. Whether you're filling out forms, handling official documents, or navigating office tasks, this emoji captures the tangible aspects of paperwork. Beyond documents, the emoji also embraces the world of reading👀 and writing✍. It signifies engagement with various types of written material, including literature, reports, articles, and any form of textual content. In an educational setting, it becomes a symbol for study materials, research papers, and academic work. Whether you're discussing studying, homework, research, or scholarly pursuits, this emoji conveys the act of delving into educational content. Additionally, on social media, this emoji is also appropriate for teasing upcoming announcements, revealing surprises, or indicating the start of a new chapter or venture. 💡The text presented on Apple's 📃 emoji originates from the lines of their iconic 1997 "Think Different" advertisement: "Here’s to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. The ones who see things differently. They're not fond of rules. And they have no respect for the status quo. You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them. About the only thing you can't do is ignore them. Because they change things. They push the human race forward…" These line was voiced by Steve Jobs himself.

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→ right-pointing arrow

→ 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 right-pointing arrow: ➡ (right arrow) | ▶ (play button), which can be used instead of → in some cases.

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🐢 turtle

The slow-and-steady character known as the Turtle Emoji🐢, features a cute, green turtle. The turtle stands upright with a rounded shell, a semi-circular head sticking out in front, and a little tail peeping from the back. Its shell is textured with hexagonal patterns to imitate the tough, protective carapace in real-life turtles. Four tiny, green legs stretch out from its shell, and it has two black, beady eyes, suggesting a friendly demeanor. The "🐢" emoji can be used to represent the beloved reptile known for its slow pace and long lifespan, such as when discussing a zoo visit, a pet turtle, or the species in general. Furthermore, this emoji can stand for attributes typically associated with turtles, like patience and persistence, nodding to their unhurried pace and embodying the principle that 'slow and steady wins the race.' Taking a deeper dive into the meanings behind the turtle emoji, it stands for qualities such as durability and perseverance, reflecting the long life span and hardiness of these amazing creatures. This emoji 🐢 also waves a flag for animal and nature lovers, often appearing in chats about marine life or critters in danger of extinction. Plus, have you noticed how turtles can pull their heads into their shells when they're not keen on socializing? This could hint at shyness or a craving for some alone time (We all have those days, right? 🥺👉👈). In addition, have you ever thought of the turtle's shell as a symbol? Since they carry their homes on their backs, this emoji could imply notions of home sweet home 🏠, feeling safe, or having a sense of security 🛡. Hey, don't forget this emoji could also give a shoutout to your favorite cartoon character or mascot who happens to be a turtle🐢!

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✏ pencil (base style)

This is a yellow pencil with a pink eraser, which is inclined at a 45-degree angle. It also contains the meaning of writing, drawing, going to school, listening to lectures.

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☣️ biohazard (emoji style)

The emoji translation of this symbol cautions people to take proper precautions in contaminated zones. In a broader sense, the "☣️" emoji might symbolize danger or risk, particularly in the context of biological threats or hazardous substances.

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😵 face with crossed-out eyes

It's the digital translation of your face when you've just been caught off guard, or you're metaphorically (or even literally) dizzy or knocked out. However, the beauty of this emoji lies in its versatility.

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☣ biohazard (base style)

The emoji translation of this symbol cautions people to take proper precautions in contaminated zones. In a broader sense, the "☣" emoji might symbolize danger or risk, particularly in the context of biological threats or hazardous substances.

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☣︎ biohazard (text style)

The emoji translation of this symbol cautions people to take proper precautions in contaminated zones. In a broader sense, the "☣" emoji might symbolize danger or risk, particularly in the context of biological threats or hazardous substances.

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⚗️ alembic (emoji style)

The word alembic in English is translated from the ancient Greek ἄμβιξ. ἄμβιξ means alchemy, so it can also mean alchemy, magic, and mystery. Now it more means distillation, chemistry, and experiment. Occasionally, it can also mean smoking guns and other drug paraphernalia.

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⚗︎ alembic (text style)

The word alembic in English is translated from the ancient Greek ἄμβιξ. ἄμβιξ means alchemy, so it can also mean alchemy, magic, and mystery. Now it more means distillation, chemistry, and experiment. Occasionally, it can also mean smoking guns and other drug paraphernalia.

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⚗ alembic (base style)

The word alembic in English is translated from the ancient Greek ἄμβιξ. ἄμβιξ means alchemy, so it can also mean alchemy, magic, and mystery. Now it more means distillation, chemistry, and experiment. Occasionally, it can also mean smoking guns and other drug paraphernalia.

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🩸 drop of blood

Beyond its literal interpretation, it can also express emotional pain or a deep sense of hurt, translating the physical manifestation of injury to an emotional one. In certain communities, it's used to denote menstruation, offering a way to talk about the menstrual cycle.

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🇱🇮 flag: Liechtenstein

Generally represents the Principality of Liechtenstein, also translated as the Kingdom of Liechtenstein. It is a small landlocked country in central Europe. Its capital is Vaduz. 🇱🇮 is the Emoji of a country/region‘s flag, and its meaning is flag: Liechtenstein.

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🇰🇾 flag: Cayman Islands

It generally represents the Cayman Islands, which is also translated as the Cayman Islands or the Gaiman Islands. It is an overseas possession of the British in the West Indies of the American Caribbean Sea.

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🇮🇨 flag: Canary Islands

It is an archipelago under the jurisdiction of Spain 🇪🇸, translated as "island with dogs", and it is also one of the most extended special areas of the European Union. 🇮🇨 is the Emoji of a country/region‘s flag, and its meaning is flag: Canary Islands.

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⭕ hollow red circle (base style)

Moreover, the ⭕ can imply availability or stand for the Japanese term “maru-まる”, translating to “circle” or "zero".

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⭕︎ hollow red circle (text style)

Moreover, the ⭕︎ can imply availability or stand for the Japanese term “maru-まる”, translating to “circle” or "zero".

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⭕️ hollow red circle (emoji style)

Moreover, the ⭕️ can imply availability or stand for the Japanese term “maru-まる”, translating to “circle” or "zero".

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➕︎ plus (text style)

💡The plus sign is believed to have potentially originated from the Latin word "et", translating to "and". The term "et" was originally penned in a cursive way, with the two letters connected and curved.

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➕️ plus (emoji style)

💡The plus sign is believed to have potentially originated from the Latin word "et", translating to "and". The term "et" was originally penned in a cursive way, with the two letters connected and curved.

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🇲🇨 flag: Monaco

The Principality of Monaco, also translated as the Pro-Kingdom of Monaco, Monaco Marquis, is commonly called Monaco in Chinese, and is a city-state located in Europe. Its capital is the city of Monaco. Popular Science Time⏰: The Monaco flag 🇲🇨 and the Indonesian flag 🇮🇩 look very similar.

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🤴🏾 prince: medium-dark skin tone

The noble designation "Prince" traces its origins back to the Latin term princeps, which translates to "first" or "chief". This royal rank is typically bestowed upon the sons or grandsons of a reigning monarch, but it can also extend to other relatives or members of the nobility.

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👸🏻 princess: light skin tone

The term "princess" has its roots in Latin, starting from the word "princeps," which translates to "first person, chief leader, ruler, or sovereign." By adding the feminine suffix "-ess," we get the term "princess."

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👸🏿 princess: dark skin tone

The term "princess" has its roots in Latin, starting from the word "princeps," which translates to "first person, chief leader, ruler, or sovereign." By adding the feminine suffix "-ess," we get the term "princess."

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🧙🏽‍♀ woman mage: medium skin tone

. 💡: The term 'witch' has its roots in Middle English, deriving from the word 'wicce' which translates to 'female magician or sorceress'.

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🧙🏽‍♀️ woman mage: medium skin tone

. 💡: The term 'witch' has its roots in Middle English, deriving from the word 'wicce' which translates to 'female magician or sorceress'.

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🧙‍♀ woman mage

. 💡: The term 'witch' has its roots in Middle English, deriving from the word 'wicce' which translates to 'female magician or sorceress'.

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🧙🏻‍♀️ woman mage: light skin tone

. 💡: The term 'witch' has its roots in Middle English, deriving from the word 'wicce' which translates to 'female magician or sorceress'.

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➕ plus

💡The plus sign is believed to have potentially originated from the Latin word "et", translating to "and". The term "et" was originally penned in a cursive way, with the two letters connected and curved.

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🤴🏼 prince: medium-light skin tone

The noble designation "Prince" traces its origins back to the Latin term princeps, which translates to "first" or "chief". This royal rank is typically bestowed upon the sons or grandsons of a reigning monarch, but it can also extend to other relatives or members of the nobility.

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🤴🏽 prince: medium skin tone

The noble designation "Prince" traces its origins back to the Latin term princeps, which translates to "first" or "chief". This royal rank is typically bestowed upon the sons or grandsons of a reigning monarch, but it can also extend to other relatives or members of the nobility.

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🧙🏼‍♀️ woman mage: medium-light skin tone

. 💡: The term 'witch' has its roots in Middle English, deriving from the word 'wicce' which translates to 'female magician or sorceress'.

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👸 princess

The term "princess" has its roots in Latin, starting from the word "princeps," which translates to "first person, chief leader, ruler, or sovereign." By adding the feminine suffix "-ess," we get the term "princess."

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🧙🏿‍♀ woman mage: dark skin tone

. 💡: The term 'witch' has its roots in Middle English, deriving from the word 'wicce' which translates to 'female magician or sorceress'.

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🧙🏿‍♀️ woman mage: dark skin tone

. 💡: The term 'witch' has its roots in Middle English, deriving from the word 'wicce' which translates to 'female magician or sorceress'.

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🧙🏼‍♀ woman mage: medium-light skin tone

. 💡: The term 'witch' has its roots in Middle English, deriving from the word 'wicce' which translates to 'female magician or sorceress'.

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☦︎ orthodox cross (text style)

The top beam represents the plaque bearing Pontius Pilate's inscription, INRI (Iesus Nazarenus, Rex Iudaeorum), which translates to "Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews." The middle crossbeam is the one on which Jesus' hands were nailed.

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🤴🏻 prince: light skin tone

The noble designation "Prince" traces its origins back to the Latin term princeps, which translates to "first" or "chief". This royal rank is typically bestowed upon the sons or grandsons of a reigning monarch, but it can also extend to other relatives or members of the nobility.

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🤴 prince

The noble designation "Prince" traces its origins back to the Latin term princeps, which translates to "first" or "chief". This royal rank is typically bestowed upon the sons or grandsons of a reigning monarch, but it can also extend to other relatives or members of the nobility.

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🤴🏿 prince: dark skin tone

The noble designation "Prince" traces its origins back to the Latin term princeps, which translates to "first" or "chief". This royal rank is typically bestowed upon the sons or grandsons of a reigning monarch, but it can also extend to other relatives or members of the nobility.

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🧙‍♂ man mage

. 💡: The term 'wizard' has its roots in Middle English, deriving from the word 'wys' which translates to 'wise', and the suffix '-ard'. This essentially points to a wizard as a wise person, akin to a philosopher or a sage.

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🧙🏿‍♂ man mage: dark skin tone

. 💡: The term 'wizard' has its roots in Middle English, deriving from the word 'wys' which translates to 'wise', and the suffix '-ard'. This essentially points to a wizard as a wise person, akin to a philosopher or a sage.

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☦️ orthodox cross (emoji style)

The top beam represents the plaque bearing Pontius Pilate's inscription, INRI (Iesus Nazarenus, Rex Iudaeorum), which translates to "Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews." The middle crossbeam is the one on which Jesus' hands were nailed.

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👸🏽 princess: medium skin tone

The term "princess" has its roots in Latin, starting from the word "princeps," which translates to "first person, chief leader, ruler, or sovereign." By adding the feminine suffix "-ess," we get the term "princess."

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🧙‍♀️ woman mage

. 💡: The term 'witch' has its roots in Middle English, deriving from the word 'wicce' which translates to 'female magician or sorceress'.

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🧙🏻‍♀ woman mage: light skin tone

. 💡: The term 'witch' has its roots in Middle English, deriving from the word 'wicce' which translates to 'female magician or sorceress'.

130 0witchpotterwitchy

👸🏼 princess: medium-light skin tone

The term "princess" has its roots in Latin, starting from the word "princeps," which translates to "first person, chief leader, ruler, or sovereign." By adding the feminine suffix "-ess," we get the term "princess."

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👸🏾 princess: medium-dark skin tone

The term "princess" has its roots in Latin, starting from the word "princeps," which translates to "first person, chief leader, ruler, or sovereign." By adding the feminine suffix "-ess," we get the term "princess."

171 0blacktwitterqueensprincess

🧙🏾‍♀ woman mage: medium-dark skin tone

. 💡: The term 'witch' has its roots in Middle English, deriving from the word 'wicce' which translates to 'female magician or sorceress'.

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