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Empty Nest

The 🪹 Empty Nest emoji is an empty bird’s nest made of wooden rods and twigs on a tree branch. The emoji was approved by Unicode in 2021, along with the emoji 🪺 “Nest with Eggs” and added to the category 🐶 “Animals & Nature”. 🪹 “Empty Nest” emoji represents an abandoned 🐦 Bird’s nest, 🏠 Home and nesting instinct. It can also signify growing up, independence, leaving 👪 Parents‘ house, emptiness and separation. In other meanings, it symbolizes comfort, security, a new home and a fresh start. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Evergreen Tree

Evergreen Tree emoji is the picture of a needle-leaved tree or a pine naturally growing in the woods. Along with the type represented by 🌳 Deciduous Tree emoji, this one shows the most common tree type in the Northern Hemisphere. Also, this one is the center of many traditions including decorating it for 🎁 Christmas and 🎄 New Year. But as far as it is undecorated, it is mostly used in the context of nature, woods, and traveling. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Ewe

Ewe emoji is the image of the fluffy sheep — the hoofed domestic mammal, which is mainly grown for its warm and soft wool, which is used in the manufacturing of different things like clothes or blankets. Unlike its male version, the Ewe is the symbol of extreme naivety, lack of intelligence, submissiveness, and inability to think logically — so it is often used as an insult. Of course, it’s may be also used in its direct meaning of a farm animal. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Fallen Leaf

Fallen Leaf emoji is a picture of one or two colored leaves that have fallen from a tree in 🍁 Autumn. Unsurprisingly, it is often used in the context of this time of the year, its holidays, 🌧 Weather, and beauty. To underline the colorfulness of autumn nature, this emoji is often combined with the green 🍃 Leaf Fluttering in Wind emoji. Sometimes it is also used to symbolize the feeling of nostalgia and slight sadness. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Feather

Feather emoji represents the magical tool that helps a 🐦 Bird fly. You can use this emoji when telling someone to lighten up and ease up like a feather. But, feathers have a rather kinky side, so if you are feeling a little frisky, send this emoji to a loved one so they know to expect some fun when they get home. Send this emoji with the 😌 Relieved Face emoji to tell someone to calm and relax. For the kinky side, send it with the 😉 Winking Face emoji to show you have some fun plans for the night. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Fish

Fish emoji is a picture of a middle-sized Fish, typically living in rivers, lakes, or seas. This sort of Fish is used for 🍕 Food — so it may appear not only about nature and the sea life but also about 🍳 Cooking, food, and fishing (despite the fact it is still alive). Unlike the species represented by 🐠 Tropical Fish emoji, this one is rarely kept in an aquarium because of its size and modest look. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Flamingo

Flamingo emoji is a pink Flamingo standing on one 🦵 Leg. Flamingos are colorful, graceful birds, sometimes compared to slender women. Other times they are used to talking about someone who is rather striking. Send it with the 👩 Woman emoji when talking about a pretty woman you have seen. You can also send it with the 🎊 Confetti Ball emoji to show someone’s over-the-top and upbeat personality. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Fly

Fly emoji represents the little annoying bug that pesters you for your 🍕 Food. If you know someone who annoys you and will not buzz off, pun intended, you can send them this emoji to tell them to please leave you alone. Since flies are known to eat anything and enjoy filth, you can send this to someone you know is gross and needs a life change. Send it with the 💩 Pile of Poo emoji to clearly tell someone they are disgusting, and you hate it. Or send it with the 😤 Face With Steam From Nose to tell someone to leave you alone and you mean it! (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Four Leaf Clover

Four Leaf Clover emoji is the picture of the clover variety with four leaves. It is quite hard to find, probably this is why it has become a symbol of good luck — and it is often used in the meaning of a lucky symbol. As well as its “brother” represented by the ☘️ Shamrock emoji, this one is the worldly recognized symbol of 🇮🇪 Ireland in general, Irish people, and 🍀 St Patricks Day, which is the most famous holiday of Irish origin. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Fox

Fox Face emoji is the picture of a red and fluffy fox’s snout looking straight forward. Together with 🐺 Wolf Face emoji, this one represents the two most known rapacious forest animals. Apart from its direct meaning of the animal, the emoji may be also used in the indirect meaning of the traits of character that are typically attributed to the foxes, for example, slyness, agility, and, of course, a certain kind of gracefullness. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Frog

Frog Face emoji is a picture of a cartoon-like funny frog’s head. However, how it is depicted has nothing in common with how these amphibians look in real life, so it is rarely used in meanings related to nature. Instead, it may serve as an illustration of a toy, cartoon character, and so on. Also, it may form a story together with other animals’ heads and emojis, for example, with 🍄 Mushroom emoji. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Giraffe

Giraffe emoji is the tallest land animal to walk the planet. But, as big as they are, they are surprisingly graceful. Some people have that grace in their walks that you may like and have to tell someone. Text someone a Giraffe and 🚷 No Pedestrians emoji to show that. Because of their height, some people are labeled as giraffes. Send an 👨 Man or 👩 Woman emoji to express that you just saw a tall 🚶 Person Walking about. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Goat

Goat emoji is the image of a domesticated hoofed animal with long horns, which is grown mainly for meat and nutritious 🥛 Milk, just like the creature represented by 🐑 Ewe emoji is raised for wool. Like in the case of many other animals, this one is associated with some traits of character — stupidity, aggressiveness, and stubbornness. So no wonder this emoji is sometimes used as an insult, along with its direct meaning of a farm mammal. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Gorilla

Gorilla emoji is the image of a massive ape of black color — much bigger than the one represented by the 🐒 Monkey emoji. Despite many stereotypes, this ape predominantly eats herbs and fruit. Like every other animal-related emoji, this one is often used in its direct meaning, especially in the context of zoos, Africa, and tropical animals. As for indirect meanings, it may symbolize strength and a lack of intelligence. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Guide Dog

Guide Dog emoji is a 🐕 Dog standing wearing a harness with a metal handle. Guide dogs are mainly utalized with people who are visually imparied; they are the 👀 Eyes for these people. This emoji can be used if you know someone who wants or has a guide dog. It can also be used to represent you needing guidance from someone. Pair it with the ✋ Raised Hand emoji to represent holding onto the guide dog’s handle. Or pair it with the 🙏 Folded Hands emoji to ask someone for guidance and help. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Hamster

Hamster Face emoji depicts the snout of a little rodent (just like the one shown by 🐁 Mouse Face emoji), which lives both in fields and in people’s 🏘️ Houses as a pet. It may be used in its direct meaning; also, because of its puffy cheeks, this emoji may denote a person with round cheeks. This animal is associated with greed so the emoji may be used in this meaning too — i.e. as a description of someone unconscionably provident. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Hatching Chick

Hatching Chick emoji is the picture of a 👶 Baby 🐔 Chicken — right the same as depicted by the 🐤 Baby Chick emoji, but in this case, it is still in an 🥚 Egg out of which it was born. This emoji may be used in the context of 🥚🐇 Easter; it might also be used as a symbol of doing something for the first time as this chicken sees the 🌍 World for the first time. Also, although the chicken is a synonym for cowardice, this same emoji is rarely used in this meaning. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Hedgehog

Hedgehog emoji is a small, cute little critter that can ball up and show its spikes when scared and need to defend itself. They are popular pets due to their laid-back personality and relatively simple needs. Aside from being 😄 Fun pets, hedgehogs represent happiness and motherhood in some regions. If you are having a swell day, send the emoji with a ☺️ Smiling Face emoji. If you are an expecting mother, send a 🤰 Pregnant Woman emoji with the Hedgehog emoji to show your eagerness to become a new mom. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Herb

Herb emoji is the picture of some green Herb — it may be perceived both as any greenery and as those typically added to meals to make them taste better. In the first sense, it may be used together with other plant-related emojis like 🌾 Sheaf of Rice emoji as a symbol of 🌸 Spring, green nature, and the beauty of wildlife. And in the second meaning, it may be used in any context related to 🍳 Cooking especially together with other ingredients. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Hibiscus

Hibiscus emoji this is a picture of a quite big and lively flower of pink or red color. Along with 🌻 Sunflower emoji, it is one of the numerous flower-related emojis available. And just like all the others, this one is often used in the messages meant for loved ones, as well as in the context of beauty, nature or even gardening. It may serve as a compliment to someone’s beauty — or it may even be used for no reason because it’s pretty. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Hippopotamus

Hippopotamus emoji is a large animal that spends most of its time in the 💦 Water. But when they’re on land they are surprisingly fast. While hippos can potentially be cute to some, it has been used crudely to call someone fat. If you are calling someone else fat, send this emoji along with the 🤰 Pregnant Woman emoji. But, if you are calling yourself fat, especially after eating so much, send it with whatever 🍕 Food you overate on, like the 🌮 Taco emoji. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Honeybee

Honeybee emoji is the picture of a flying 🐛 Bug that is kept by people in the beehives in order to get the honey they produce through gathering honeydew from the flowers. These bugs have a good reputation — just like those represented by 🐞 Lady Beetle emoji. But while the latter is one of the many lucky symbols, the bee is the symbol of hard-working nature (they even say “as busy as a bee” in relation to people who work all the time). (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Horse

Horse emoji is a picture of the body of a noble animal in motion (probably at races — almost the only event where it can show all of its glory now), which was once used the same way the cars are used now, i.e., as a means of getting from point A to point B. This creature also has another emoji — 🐴 Horse Face emoji — which funnily depicts its head, and unlike it, this one is mainly used in its direct sense. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Horse Face

Horse Face emoji depicts the head of an animal in a cartoon-like manner. The horse is historically used by people as a means of transportation (its body is represented by 🐎 Horse emoji, by the way). Apart from its direct meaning, i.e. the symbol of the noble riding animal, this emoji may be used as an offense — especially when it comes to people with unpleasant laughter or an unattractive face (especially with characteristic teeth). (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Kangaroo

Kangaroo emoji is a well known symbol of 🇦🇺 Australia as you can see them jumping around the outback. If you didn’t know, male kangaroos are buff, like bodybuilder buff. They have to be to 🤼‍♂️ Fight other male kangaroos that come in their area. You can send the Kangaroo along with a 🐨 Koala emoji if you are talking about Australia out of interest or for a future trip. You can also send it along with a 🥊 Boxing Glove emoji to show you are ready to fight against someone for whatever reason and you won’t go down easy. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Koala

Koala emoji is the representation of one of the most well-known Australian creatures — the adorable koala. This emoji often appears in its direct meaning — in the context of 🇦🇺 Australia traveling environment protection and animals in general. On top of that, it is often used as a synonym for cuteness and adorableness — regarding ❤️ Loved people, babies, girlfriends, boyfriends, and so on. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Lady Beetle

Lady Beetle emoji is the picture of the well-known red 🐛 Bug with several black dots on its wings. Along with the one shown by 🐝 Honeybee emoji, this bug belongs to the not that numerous insects that have an extremely good reputation — it is considered a symbol of good luck and there is quite a lot respective beliefs about it. Therefore, unsurprisingly this emoji is used not only in relation to nature but also in relation to luck. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Leaf Fluttering In Wind

Leaf Fluttering in Wind emoji is the picture of green leaves, which have been removed from a tree by a strong wind (unlike in the case of those represented by 🍂 Fallen Leaf emoji, the time of which has simply come). Those green leaves are often used as a symbol of windy spring or 🌻 Summer; also they may symbolize 🌸 Spring, nature and its beauty in general, forests, green color, as well as feelings of freshness and tenderness. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Leopard

Leopard emoji depicts the fastest and most graceful among the big wild cats at full length and standing position. It goes hand in hand with 🐅 Tiger emoji, which shows one more distinctive big 🐈 Cat and all other wild nature-related ones. Also, it may simultaneously symbolize the traits of personality associated with leopards — like extreme agility, gracefulness, fantastic beauty, elegance, and power. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Lion

Lion Face emoji depicts a cartoon-like head of the creature which is known as the king of the animals. Just like the animal represented by 🐯 Tiger Face emoji, Lion is a famous big 🐈 Cat, known for its strength and characteristic appearance with a fluffy mane on its neck. As for meanings, this emoji may mean both the animal itself, the sports teams to which it is a mascot or a logo, and, of course, such traits as braveness and strength. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Lizard

Lizard emoji is the picture of an adorable little crawler (it is an unspecified kind of a Lizard in all emoji providers’ versions except for  Apple’s one where it is obviously a gecko). It may be used together with other crawlers like 🐍 Snake emoji to illustrate the variety of these animals. Also, it is used to denote lizards many people keep at home as pets. Sometimes used as reference to royal family (lizard people). (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Llama

The Llama emoji depicts a tall farm animal that is often found in petting zoos and loves to eat 🍕 Food. These hardy creatures are valued for their strength, wool, and meat. If you're planning a trip to Peru, you'll see plenty of llamas there, so feel free to send this emoji along with the 🇵🇪 Flag: Peru emoji and as many llamas as you like! (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Lotus

The 🪷 Lotus emoji is an illustration of a fully bloomed pink lotus bud, with a base of green leaves visible below it on some thrones. Emoji was added to Unicode 14.0 in 2021. The meaning of the 🪷 “Lotus” emoji is associated with flowers, nature, beauty, perfection, purity, tranquility and grace. Religiously, it is associated with Hinduism and Buddhism, and expresses enlightenment, holiness and spirituality. This emoji can be used as a symbol of peace, purity, beauty, and elegance. Combine this emoji with the phrases “You’re gorgeous!” or “In tune with yourself.” Alternatively, use the emoji when discussing flowers and the beauty of nature. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Mammoth

Mammoth emoji represents the ancient wolly relatives of the elephant. These big beasts are best used when talking about someone who is fiuratively as big and as hairy as a mammoth. It can also be used to talk about the animal in general, like if you are going to the museum. Send it with the 🐘 Elephant emoji when talking about how similar and different the animals are. It can also be sent with the 🤮 Face Vomiting emoji to directly tell someone they need a 🛁 Bath and a 💇 Haircut. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Maple Leaf

Maple Leaf emoji is the image of a leaf fallen from a maple tree — its characteristic shape makes it impossible to confuse it with any other leaf. Just like the ☘️ Shamrock emoji for 🇮🇪 Ireland, Maple Leaf may be called the emoji symbol for 🇨🇦 Canada — because it is associated with this country and is the official Canadian symbol, which is also a central element of the Canadian flag. As for meanings, they are closely related to Canada and nature. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Microbe

Microbe emoji is one of the science centered emojis. If you aren’t science savvy, then you most likely have no idea what a Microbe is. To put it simply, it is a miniscule organism that causes diseases. You can use the Microbe emoji with a 🤒 Face With Thermometer emoji to show that you think you might be sick. If you are already sick, send a 🤢 Nauseated Face emoji to show you are not feeling well at all. If you’re scared of germs and getting sick, just practice good hygiene and you’ll be fine. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Monkey

Monkey emoji is a picture of an ape similar to those depicted by the Monkey emoji — but in this case, it is shown in a full-body version. It is used in its direct meaning to denote monkeys that are commonly seen in zoos. Also, it is sometimes accompanied by 🍌 Banana emoji because this animal stereotypically eats this fruit. As for indirect meanings, they are all connected to such character traits as joyfulness, playfulness, and activeness. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Monkey Face

Monkey Face emoji is the picture of a brown friendly looking 🐒 Monkey face. This face is just the same as in the case of the monkey emoji — but without a body at all. This emoji may be used both in its direct meaning, i.e., to denote an actual monkey and in its indirect jokingly meaning, i.e., instead of a friendly insult or self-characteristic — some people call “monkeys” their joyful and extremely active friends, and also those who act a bit silly. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Mosquito

Mosquito emoji is a small 🐛 Bug that feeds off of blood. When the 🌧 Weather gets hot everyone knows that means more annoying bugs to deal with. Mosquitos somehow always manage to sneak into your home, bite you while you sleep, and leave you with itchy bumps in the morning. If you hear a Mosquito in your home, send the emoji witha 💉 Syringe emoji and 😨 Fearful Face emoji to show you are scared of being bitten and need help. If you wake up with an itchy bump, well, the Mosquito has already bit and hidden away till its next meal. Send a Large 🔴 Red Circle emoji and 😢 Crying Face emoji so show your sorrow in having been bitten and being itchy. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)

Mouse

The 🐁 Mouse emoji is a depiction of a rodent, either in a realistic or cartoonish style. Depending on the provider, it may be white or gray in color. Its meanings are similar to the face-only version, 🐭 Mouse Face emoji. It can represent the animal itself, as well as traitors, something repulsive, or something adorable. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)