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☦️ orthodox cross (emoji style)

The emoji "☦️" is known as the "Orthodox Cross" or "Russian Orthodox Cross." It depicts a distinct variation of the Christian cross✝, often associated with the Eastern Orthodox Church. The Orthodox Cross consists of three crossbeams. 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. The bottom beam, which is slanted, represents the footrest (suppedaneum) to which Jesus' feet were nailed. The slant is often interpreted as going down on the left side to represent the thieves who were crucified with Christ; the one on Christ's right side repented and went to heaven👼, while the one on the left did not and went to hell😈. The history of the Orthodox Cross extends back centuries, deeply entwined with Eastern Orthodox Christianity. Its distinct lower beam, potentially originating from the Byzantine Empire in the 6th century, used to appear pointing upward. This ☦️ became a distinctive symbol of the Eastern Orthodox Church after the Great Schism of 1054, which separated it from the Roman Catholic Church. After that, from churches to religious artwork and national flags, this symbol has an extensive presence. Nowadays, the Orthodox Cross emoji serves as a symbol of the Orthodox Christian faith and cultural heritage. It's commonly used to express religious devotion, celebrates important Orthodox Christian holidays, or share blessings and good wishes with others. In addition to its religious connotations, the Orthodox Cross emoji resonates as a symbol of faith and spirituality, often employed to express personal convictions and spiritual emotions within Orthodox Christianity. As Eastern Orthodox Christianity is widespread in Eastern Europe, the usage of this emoji can also indicate a connection to the cultures of Eastern European nations where this religion is prevalent.

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🇿🇼 flag: Zimbabwe

This is the flag of the Republic of Zimbabwe. The middle of the flag is horizontally symmetrical and consists of stripes in four colors: green, yellow, red and black. They represent agriculture, minerals, blood shed for liberation, and Africans and their culture. 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. It is a landlocked country located in southern Africa. Its capital is Harare. 🇿🇼 is the Emoji of a country/region‘s flag, and its meaning is flag: Zimbabwe. The Emoji 🇿🇼 is composed of two regional indicator letters, namely 🇿 and 🇼. The country/region's 2-letter code for Zimbabwe is ZW, so the letters corresponding to the two region indicator letters are Z and W. 🇿🇼 is displayed as a whole flag on most platforms and as a two-letter symbol on a few platforms.

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🚓 police car

The emoji 🚓 is a picture of a vehicle used by law enforcement to patrol, respond to emergencies, and enforce the law. It usually has a black and white body with a red and blue light on the top. It is said that design of the black and white color is to avoid the spilling of dirt onto the body. The emoji is shown from the side, as opposed to the oncoming police car emoji 🚔, which is shown from the front. It is based on the generic design of a police car, which varies depending on the country and region. The first police cars were introduced in the late 19th and early 20th century. The police car emoji 🚓 can represent not only the police car, but also other vehicles or concepts related to law and order. And it can be used to express various meanings and contexts related to law enforcement⚖️, crime, safety, or authority. It's also frequently used in news headlines or social media posts to indicate an incident involving the police. It can also suggest that someone is in trouble with the law or has done something illegal. On social media, it can be used to make jokes with others. For example, "Cyberspace is not an extrajudicial place!🚓"

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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. In the two-dimensional or fairy tale world, it can mean that a knight or prince is holding a sword. It can be used with 🛡. Be careful not to confuse it with ⚒🛠.

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🛡️ shield (emoji style)

This is a shield used to block attacks and protect yourself, each platform has a different style and color. It generally means a shield, but it can also mean fighting, defense, security, and protection. It also contains the meaning of a computer shield and an anti-virus attack. It is often used with 🗡dagger and 🗡 crossed swords.

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🇧🇬 flag: Bulgaria

💰Red symbolizes the blood of warriors. White and red are the traditional colors of the ancient kingdom of Bohemia.It is displayed as BG on some platforms.

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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. In the two-dimensional or fairy tale world, it can mean that a knight or prince is holding a sword. It can be used with 🛡. Be careful not to confuse it with ⚒🛠.

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🫔 tamale

These cultures used tamales as portable food for warriors during battles⚔ and as ritual offerings to their deities.

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🏀 basketball

This is a basketball with black lines on the orange ball. There are also basketball hoops on platforms such as HTC, Au Kddi and Mozilla. It also means basketball players, playing basketball, NBA, and sports. 🇺🇸 The American National Basketball Association is referred to as NBA, and 🇨🇳 the China Basketball Association is referred to as CBA. Related emojis: ⛹ ⛹‍♂ ⛹‍♀

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🏯 Japanese castle

Japanese castles were designed to protect the daimyo (feudal lords) and their samurai (warriors) from enemy attacks. They were often located on hills or mountains⛰, and surrounded by walls, gates, towers, and moats.

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🕓 four o’clock (base style)

The emoji 🕓 depicts a traditional analog clock displaying the time as four o'clock. Its appearance is simple yet iconic, featuring a round face typical of analog clocks, with two hands indicating the hour and minute. The clock's face is often white or light-colored, with black numbering and hands, although the design can vary slightly across different platforms. In terms of meaning and usage, the 🕓 emoji is versatile and nuanced. Firstly, it's used to denote the specific time of 4:00, whether you're mentioning an appointment, a memorable event, or simply indicating when something will happen. For instance, "Let's meet 🕓 for coffee!" instantly communicates the meeting time. Beyond its literal interpretation, this emoji can symbolize the end of a standard work or school day in many cultures, often representing the time to unwind or shift to evening activities.

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🛐 place of worship

Introducing the "🛐" emoji, also known as the "Place of Worship" emoji, a universal symbol for places of worship across all faiths and religions. The Place of Worship emoji's design is simple yet profound, with the praying figure framed within a pointed arch, reminiscent of the architectural designs found in many places of worship. The color of the emoji varies across different platforms, but the general theme remains the same, a person in prayer. The 🛐 emoji is used to represent any place of worship, be it a church, mosque, synagogue, or temple. It's a symbol of faith, spirituality, and devotion🤲. It's a way for people to express their religious beliefs and practices in a simple, digital form. On social media, the "🛐" emoji is used in various ways. It's often used in posts or messages related to religious events, holidays, or personal spiritual practices. It can also be used to indicate prayer or a request for prayers🙏. Sometimes, it's used in a more metaphorical sense to express a deep respect or reverence for something. So, the next time you see this emoji, you'll know there's more to it than meets the eye! 💡: The world's first known religious site is generally considered to be Göbekli Tepe in southeastern Turkey. This archaeological site, which dates back to around 9600 to 7300 BC, predates Stonehenge by about 6,000 years.

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🎙️ studio microphone (emoji style)

The 🎙️ emoji, commonly referred to as the "microphone" emoji, depicts a classic studio microphone: it has the shape of a black or gray cylinder, with a metal mesh head on top and a base on the bottom. This design closely mirrors vintage microphones, evoking a sense of professional audio recording equipment used in radio stations📡, music studios, and live performances. n digital communication, the 🎙️ emoji has a range of uses that go beyond its literal representation of a microphone. Primarily, it's used to symbolize anything related to voice recording, singing🧑‍🎤, public speaking, or broadcasting. For instance, it's often seen in social media posts or messages about radio shows, podcasts, music recording sessions, or announcements of a public speaking event. Moreover, this emoji can take on more abstract meanings on social media. It might represent having a voice or platform to speak out on issues, suggesting "It's your turn to speak" or "Your voice matters."✊

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🛡 shield (base style)

This is a shield used to block attacks and protect yourself, each platform has a different style and color. It generally means a shield, but it can also mean fighting, defense, security, and protection. It also contains the meaning of a computer shield and an anti-virus attack. It is often used with 🗡dagger and 🗡 crossed swords.

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🏒 ice hockey

This is ice hockey. It is composed of a white club with two white ends and a red center and a hockey puck. It usually refers to ice hockey equipment, ice hockey or ice hockey players. It is different from hockey 🏑 . Ice hockey is played on ice. It originated in Canada, and the Stanley Cup is the largest ice hockey game in the world. Related to it are 🏑 hockey, 🥅 goal, ⛸️ skates and 🆚 competition.

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🪯 khanda

It also depicts a weapon used by Sikh warriors. The two side swords, or Kirpans, embody Miri and Piri - the Sikhs' worldly and spiritual authorities. The Khanda symbol is considered one of the most important symbols in Sikhism, representing the Sikh faith and its cultural heritage.

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🦅 eagle

The majestic Eagle Emoji🦅, which may also be referred to as the falcon or the hawk, shows a full-bodied left-facing bird. It is a bird of prey known for its power, keen eyesight, and majestic flight. The eagle's head is often white, while the body, wings, and tail are brown, representing the distinctive coloration of the Bald Eagle, which is the national bird of the United States. The eagle has a hooked beak and sharp eyes, emphasizing its predatory nature. This emoji is used to represent eagles specifically, but can also stand for power, freedom, or the United States🗽, given the Bald Eagle's status as a national symbol. It's also frequently used in conversations about nature, wildlife, and birds of prey, and can also symbolize dominance, strength, or bravery. On social media, the eagle emoji 🦅 is widely used in posts about American national holidays, like the 4th of July or Memorial Day. It also finds its place in posts about nature, wildlife photography, and outdoor adventures. In a broader context, this emoji can symbolize freedom, vision, or high achievements, drawing from the eagle's ability to soar high and its keen eyesight. In addition, in some cultures and religions, eagles are seen as a spiritual symbol or a messenger of the divine.

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✝️ latin cross (emoji style)

The "✝️" emoji, also known as the Latin Cross emoji, is the significant symbol in Christianity. It's a simple yet powerful design, typically depicted in a vertical line intersected by a shorter horizontal line towards its top, which is a universally recognized symbol for Christianity⛪. The latin cross emoji is used to represent Christianity, Christian culture, and faith. It's often used in conversations about Christian holidays, traditions, or any other aspects related to Christianity. Standing as a testament to the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ, this emoji can also symbolize the concept of faith, sacrifice, and salvation. On social media, the ✝️ emoji is often used to express a connection with Christianity or to indicate that someone is discussing a Christian concept or tradition. Additionally, the cross is often linked with death and memorials, and therefore, the emoji can be used as a respectful gesture of remembrance for the departed🪦. From spiritual reflections to expressions of hope or remembrance, the Latin Cross emoji serves as a potent symbol in the digital conversation.

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🍿 popcorn

This emoji 🍿 shows a box of popcorn, a popular snack made from heated corn kernels🌽 that puff up and become crunchy and fluffy. The box is usually red and white striped, like the ones you can find at a movie theater or a circus. The popcorn is yellow and buttery, with some kernels spilling over the top of the box. Popcorn became a popular street food in the United States in the late 19th century, especially during the Great Depression, when it was cheap and filling. Popcorn does not come with water or juice and is suitable for enjoying in theaters, so it is welcomed by movie audiences and movie theater owners, and has become a representative food of movie theaters🎦. This emoji can be used to symbolize a love for popcorn. And it's often used to represent the act of watching a movie or show. It's also used to suggest anticipation or excitement, as if one is eagerly awaiting a show to start. For instance, if there's a heated debate happening online, one might use the popcorn emoji to indicate that they're sitting back and enjoying the drama unfold, as if it were a movie. Users have enven created an emoji combo to express this meaning: 🍿🤏😯(Drama happening!) It can also be used sarcastically or ironically to mock something that is boring, predictable, or cliché. For example: "Another superhero movie? How original🍿"

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🇺🇸 flag: United States

This is the American flag. The flag surface is roughly composed of 13 red and white stripes, symbolizing the 13 colonies when the United States was founded. On the upper left corner ↖️ there are 50 white five-pointed stars ⭐️ on the blue rectangle, representing the 50 states of the United States. On some platforms, the system displays as US. It generally represents the United States of America (abbreviated as U.S.A. or U.S.), commonly known as the United States. It is a federal republic composed of 50 states, Washington, DC, five autonomous territories and outer islands. Its capital is Washington. 🇺🇸 is the Emoji of a country/region‘s flag, and its meaning is flag: United States. The Emoji 🇺🇸 is composed of two regional indicator letters, namely 🇺 and 🇸. The country/region's 2-letter code for United States is US, so the letters corresponding to the two region indicator letters are U and S. 🇺🇸 is displayed as a whole flag on most platforms and as a two-letter symbol on a few platforms.

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✝ latin cross (base style)

The "✝" emoji, also known as the Latin Cross emoji, is the significant symbol in Christianity. It's a simple yet powerful design, typically depicted in a vertical line intersected by a shorter horizontal line towards its top, which is a universally recognized symbol for Christianity⛪. The latin cross emoji is used to represent Christianity, Christian culture, and faith. It's often used in conversations about Christian holidays, traditions, or any other aspects related to Christianity. Standing as a testament to the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ, this emoji can also symbolize the concept of faith, sacrifice, and salvation. On social media, the ✝ emoji is often used to express a connection with Christianity or to indicate that someone is discussing a Christian concept or tradition. Additionally, the cross is often linked with death and memorials, and therefore, the emoji can be used as a respectful gesture of remembrance for the departed🪦. From spiritual reflections to expressions of hope or remembrance, the Latin Cross emoji serves as a potent symbol in the digital conversation.

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🇸 regional indicator symbol letter s

🇸 is an regional indicator symbol, and the corresponding letter is S. It is generally not used alone, but two regional indicator letters together form an Emoji to indicate a country or region. However, not any two regional indicators can form an Emoji. Only when the corresponding two letters are consistent with the ISO country or region 2-letter code, can they form a usable Emoji. If 🇸 is used as a single letter, it is best to use a space to separate it from other adjacent regional indicator Emoji.

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🇺 regional indicator symbol letter u

🇺 is an regional indicator symbol, and the corresponding letter is U. It is generally not used alone, but two regional indicator letters together form an Emoji to indicate a country or region. However, not any two regional indicators can form an Emoji. Only when the corresponding two letters are consistent with the ISO country or region 2-letter code, can they form a usable Emoji. If 🇺 is used as a single letter, it is best to use a space to separate it from other adjacent regional indicator Emoji.

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🥷🏻 ninja: light skin tone

Meet "🥷🏻", the Ninja emoji, popularly known as the "Shinobi" or "Shadow Warrior". The emoji is dressed in the iconic "shinobi shozoku(忍び装束)," the clothing is usually portrayed in black or dark hues, tailored to blend into the night🌙 for stealthy operations.

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🥷🏼 ninja: medium-light skin tone

Meet "🥷🏼", the Ninja emoji, popularly known as the "Shinobi" or "Shadow Warrior". The emoji is dressed in the iconic "shinobi shozoku(忍び装束)," the clothing is usually portrayed in black or dark hues, tailored to blend into the night🌙 for stealthy operations.

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🥷 ninja

Meet "🥷", the Ninja emoji, popularly known as the "Shinobi" or "Shadow Warrior". The emoji is dressed in the iconic "shinobi shozoku(忍び装束)," the clothing is usually portrayed in black or dark hues, tailored to blend into the night🌙 for stealthy operations.

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🥷🏾 ninja: medium-dark skin tone

Meet "🥷🏾", the Ninja emoji, popularly known as the "Shinobi" or "Shadow Warrior". The emoji is dressed in the iconic "shinobi shozoku(忍び装束)," the clothing is usually portrayed in black or dark hues, tailored to blend into the night🌙 for stealthy operations.

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🥷🏿 ninja: dark skin tone

Meet "🥷🏿", the Ninja emoji, popularly known as the "Shinobi" or "Shadow Warrior". The emoji is dressed in the iconic "shinobi shozoku(忍び装束)," the clothing is usually portrayed in black or dark hues, tailored to blend into the night🌙 for stealthy operations.

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🥷🏽 ninja: medium skin tone

Meet "🥷🏽", the Ninja emoji, popularly known as the "Shinobi" or "Shadow Warrior". The emoji is dressed in the iconic "shinobi shozoku(忍び装束)," the clothing is usually portrayed in black or dark hues, tailored to blend into the night🌙 for stealthy operations.

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