Emoji list
Total 6 emojis / 7 variants · 6 match the filters.
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Version E0.6
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church
⛪ represents church, typically shown as a church building with a steeple, a cross on top, and an arched entrance. Church symbolizes faith, peace, and community. It represents a sanctuary for reflection and a place of collective worship, often carrying connotations of tradition, morality, and spiritual connection. This emoji is frequently used when discussing weekend plans or special events, such as "See you at the service ⛪!" It is also common in wedding contexts, like "The venue is so beautiful ⛪!" or when referring to quiet moments of prayer, such as "Finding some peace today ⛪."
Travel & Places / place-religious
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Version E12.0
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hindu temple
🛕 represents hindu temple, typically shown as a temple with a tiered roof and a small entrance, often topped with a red flag. Hindu temple symbolizes spirituality, cultural heritage, and a sense of inner peace. It represents a physical and spiritual bridge between the human and the divine, embodying the values of devotion, meditation, and sacred tradition. In digital communication, this emoji is frequently used when discussing faith or travel, such as "Going for morning prayers 🛕." It also appears in cultural contexts like "The architecture here is stunning 🛕!" or when wishing others a "Happy Diwali 🛕!"
Travel & Places / place-religious
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Version E1.0
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kaaba
🕋 represents kaaba, typically shown as a black cube-shaped building with a gold band near the top. The design features clean lines and a strong sense of volume, often emphasizing the 黑色建筑 and the ornate 金色装饰带. Kaaba symbolizes faith, unity, and profound spiritual devotion. It represents the geographic heart of the Islamic faith and acts as a powerful symbol of the global community coming together in prayer and pilgrimage. In digital communication, this emoji is frequently used during holy times, such as saying "Ramadan Kareem 🕋!" It is also common when sharing travel updates like "Finally arrived in Mecca 🕋!" or expressing deep gratitude such as "Feeling so blessed 🕋."
Travel & Places / place-religious
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Version E1.0
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mosque
🕌 represents mosque, typically shown as a mosque with a large dome and one or two minarets. Some designs show a centered dome between two towers, while others use a single tower and an asymmetrical layout. Mosque symbolizes faith, spiritual peace, and community unity. It represents a sanctuary for prayer and a physical manifestation of religious heritage, often evoking feelings of solemnity and cultural pride. In digital communication, this emoji is frequently used during holy months, such as "Ramadan Kareem 🕌!" It is also used when visiting sacred sites, like "The architecture here is stunning 🕌," or for simple reminders like "Heading to prayer 🕌."
Travel & Places / place-religious
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Version E0.7
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shinto shrine
⛩️ represents shinto shrine, typically shown as a red gate with two upright pillars and two crossbeams. The top beam often features slightly upturned ends and a black finish, while the pillars sit on dark, sturdy bases. Shinto shrine symbolizes spirituality, cultural heritage, and a deep respect for nature. It represents a sense of tranquility and sacredness, often serving as a visual shorthand for Japanese tradition and the harmony between the human and divine realms. In digital communication, this emoji is frequently used when sharing travel memories, such as "Finally made it to Japan ⛩️!" It can also convey a peaceful state of mind, like "Finding my inner peace ⛩️," or simply highlight interest in cultural landmarks like "The architecture here is stunning ⛩️."
Travel & Places / place-religious
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Version E1.0
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synagogue
🕍 represents synagogue, typically shown as a synagogue with a central roof, twin towers, and a Star of David. Synagogue symbolizes faith, community heritage, and spiritual sanctuary. It represents a place of gathering and historical continuity, serving as a pillar for cultural identity and collective worship within the community. This emoji is often used when discussing religious observances or holidays, such as "Happy Hanukkah 🕍!" It also appears when visiting historic sites, like "The architecture here is stunning 🕍," or for simple updates like "Heading to the service 🕍."
Travel & Places / place-religious