❤ Red Heart

The red heart is the classical symbol of love. Expression of passion and romance. But also in the non-romantic context for friendship and strong bonds. U+2764

🧡 Orange Heart

The heart shape is the symbol of love. The orange heart may represent a half-hearted love or you do not want to have a relationship but just be friends. U+1F9E1

💛 Yellow Heart

A heart of gold. Represents cordial love and purity of the heart. Not so much in the romantic context, but rather for happiness, friendship and the joy of life. U+1F49B

💚 Green Heart

Expression of life or lifestyle (e.g. healthy diet) and closeness to nature. Also known as the jealous heart, it may indicate relationship issues or the hope for reconciliation. Often used on the Irish St. Patrick's Day. U+1F49A

💙 Blue Heart

I have full confidence in you! Represents platonic love, faithfulness, loyalty and friendship. But also: support of the awareness of autism, love of water sports or expression of a fetish. U+1F499

💜 Purple Heart

Expression of understanding and compassionate love. Represents affection and care. For Mother's Day or in messages between parents and children. Used by fashion-conscious people or celebrities as an expression of glamor or wealth. In the US, military medal for wounded soldiers. U+1F49C

🖤 Black Heart

The black heart shows a dark and twisted sense of humor. It can reflect the dark side of the soul. Also used to express grief and sorrow. U+1F5A4

💔 Broken Heart

I am desperately unhappy! The broken red heart expresses sadness and suffering. Someone is love sick at the moment. U+1F494

❣ Heavy Heart Exclamation Mark Ornament

I totally agree with that! A heart with a dot below forms a decorative exclamation mark. This gesture comes from the heart and emphasizes that you really like something or someone. U+2763

💕 Two Hearts

Love is in the air! Not so much in the passionate context, but rather a decoration. In romantic texts an expression of affection for someone or friendships among girls. U+1F495

💞 Revolving Hearts

Two hearts circling around each other represent the love between two persons. Someone wants to win your heart. U+1F49E

💓 Beating Heart

I love you so much! The beating heart symbolizes a strong connection and expresses strong feelings for someone or something. Is also a symbol of life: A baby is on the way. U+1F493

💗 Growing Heart

The three hearts in one another are to convey an ever-growing heart. The feelings are getting deeper and deeper, the love is growing. The heartbeat increases and the heart is filled with joy after an emotional conversation or a great experience. U+1F497

💖 Sparkling Heart

You are simply great! A sparkling heart means someone is doting on you. Persistence will be rewarded now! U+1F496

💘 Heart With Arrow

Cupid's arrow hit you - you're hopelessly in love! Expresses romantic feelings in messages. Often used around Valentine's Day. U+1F498

💝 Heart With Ribbon

You have my love. The box in a heart shape with a ribbon could contain chocolates or jewelry. Popular on Valentine's Day or on birthdays. Or someone gives you his heart. U+1F49D

💟 Heart Decoration

A decorative variation of the heart symbol. Stands for love, attention and affection of your conversation partner. U+1F49F

☮ Peace symbol

Love, peace and harmony. Symbol of nuclear power protest in the 1960s, now globally known as the peace sign. Can symbolize the inner balance. A dispute shall be settled or the chat partner is asked to be peaceful. U+262E

☪ Star and half moon

We're going to Turkey by plane or “Ramadan is starting“. Hilal (Arabic for the rising moon's crescent) and the five-pointed star together form an important Muslim symbol. Also found on many national flags. U+262A

🕉 Om Symbol

Om (Sanskrit). The mantra is considered sacred in religions such as Buddhism and Hinduism. Primeval sound of the origin of the universe. Also known as the Namaste symbol. Emoji stands for spiritual development, meditation and yoga. U+1F549

☸ Wheel Of Dharma

Wheel of the doctrine. An important sign in Hinduism and Buddhism. It reminds us of the eight ways of perception and of the fact that only the body dies, but the spirit continues in another form. U+2638

✡ Star Of David

The Star of David is an important symbol of the people of Israel and the Jewish religion. This is why it can also be seen on the ensign. It is usually sent during the festival of lights, Chanukkah. U+2721

🔯 Hexagram With Dot

The six-pointed star with a dot in the middle unites two triangles; connection of opposites. Multifaceted symbolism: Freemasons, union of spirit and matter, expulsion of evil spirits and demons. U+1F52F

🕎 Menorah

The Chanukkia is a nine-armed candlestick and is lit only at the Jewish Chanukka festival. Each candle stands for one day of the eight-day festival. With the ninth candle the others are ignited, respectively. U+1F54E

☯ Yin Yang

Yin and yang emoji expresses the shared identity of actually opposing things such as body and mind. Stands for balance and stability. U+262F

☦ Orthodox Cross

Through the additional bar, the Russian-Orthodox symbol is an extension of the cross known from Christianity. With the “foot rest”, it is meant to remind us of the crucifixion of Jesus. U+2626

🛐 Place of Worship

The kneeling person under a roof symbolizes a place of prayer. This could be a church or a mosque. The sign can be found at airports, for example. U+1F6D0

⛎ Ophiuchus

The astronomical sign for the constellation of Ophiuchus (Latin for serpent bearer). One of the 48 constellations of the Greek ancient world and the subject of Greek myths. In some circles, is considered the unknown 13th zodiac sign. U+26CE

♓ Pisces

People with the zodiac sign Pisces (20 February to 20 March) are characterized by a strong sensitivity. They are good listeners and faithfully stand by your side. U+2653

🆔 ID Key

The capital letters ID in a square are the abbreviation for identification number. This number allows a direct correlation to an object, to people or an item. U+1F194

☣ Biohazard

The biohazard sign warns of biological substances that pose a threat to humans and the environment. Someone goes to work sick and is contagious. U+2623

📴 Mobile Phone Off

Mobile phones should be switched off, e.g. in the cinema or in the hospital. Can also be used to signalize: I am unavailable! U+1F4F4

♈ Aries

The astrological symbol shows Aries. This zodiac sign is described as fierce, dynamic and spontaneous, and often is the more dominant partner in love. U+2648

♉ Taurus

The Taurus (21 April to 20 May) is persevering and has a good taste for beautiful things. You should not tell a Taurus what to do. People in this zodiac sign like to do things in their own rhythm. U+2649

♊ Gemini

The zodiac sign Gemini lies between 21 May and 21 June. The urge for variety and movement is typical for Gemini. They are driven by an extraordinary curiosity. U+264A

♋ Cancer

The zodiac sign Cancer from the zodiac calendar. Those born under the zodiac of Cancer are described as gentle, helpful and modest. U+264B

♌ Leo

I'm a lion! The zodiac sign Leo lies between 23 July and 23 August. A Leo is self-assured, kind, and generous. U+264C

♍ Virgo

Symbol of the astrological star sign Virgo. A Virgo knows what she wants and how to achieve it. U+264D

♎ Libra

The zodiac sign Libra. Libra is regarded as being in need of harmony, balanced, and diplomatic. You can score points with a Libra by showing polite manners and etiquette. U+264E

♏ Scorpius

The Scorpius is the eighth sign of the zodiac and lies between 24 October and 22 November. People with this star sign want to scrutinize and explore everything. They are fastidious and prefer honesty. U+264F

♐ Sagittarius

In astrology, the arrow symbol with a horizontal line stands for the zodiac sign Sagittarius. These people are independent, generous and optimistic. U+2650

♑ Capricorn

As the tenth zodiac sign, the Capricorn lies in the period between 22 December and 20 January. People in this star sign only believe what they can see. Therefore you should not fool a Capricorn! U+2651

♒ Aquarius

The symbol of the star sign Aquarius. People born between the 21st of January and the 19th of February are inventive contemporaries, open to new ideas and they love the variety. U+2652

💮 White Flower

White flower with Japanese inscription “Very well done”. Used in schools in Japan as a stamp for very good achievements. U+1F4AE

🀄 Mahjong Game Stone “Red Dragon”

A symbol (the red dragon) from the Japanese Mahjong game. The player wins the game who first has all the stones with figures and a pair. The red dragon is one of these figures. U+1F004

🉑 Acceptable

That's OK for me! Emoji is pronounced “ka” in Japanese and “ke” in Chinese. Roughly means: possible, appropriate, or permissible. U+1F251

📳 Vibration Mode

Emoji shows a smartphone, which is muted and merely vibrates. This could be the request not to disturb, or a demand to respond. U+1F4F3

🈶 Subject To Fees

This is not free! Emoji shows a Japanese and Chinese phrase. Means “toll”, “charge”, or “property”. U+1F236

🈚 Without Fees

Emoji is known as the symbol for the free broadcasting service in Japan. Stands for an offer without liability to charges. Can also mean “I don't own anything”. Opposite emoji: [ “Subject To Fees” 🈶] U+1F21A

🈺 Open

We are open! Japanese symbol shows that a business is operable and open, or a service is offered. U+1F23A

🈸 Application

Emoji is used in Japan for the identification marking of requests and forms. In the Chinese zodiac, it can also refer to the monkey. U+1F238

🈷 Monthly/Moon Sign

The Chinese (yue) and Japanese (tsuki) meaning of this sign is “monthly” or “moon”. For instance, people are reminded of a monthly due amount with it. U+1F237

✴ Eight-Pointed Star

The eight-pointed star is usually utilized as a decorative element. It is meant to express joy, breeziness, and exuberance. U+2734

🆚 VS Button

The VS (versus) symbol is mostly used to compare two things or circumstances. For example, hamburger vs. pizza, Klitschko vs. Tyson. Can also mean “Objection!” U+1F19A

🉐 Bargain

You can grab a bargain here! In Japan, the symbol indicates special offers and discounts. U+1F250

㊙ Secret

Keep this for you! In Japan and China, the symbol is used to point to a secret. U+3299

㊗ Congratulations

I wish you luck! Sign for best wishes and blessings. Also used on national holidays. U+3297

🈴 Passed

This is an agreement! This Japanese emoji can stand for a union, such as in a partnership. It can also hint at a meeting. The symbol is also used when an exam or a test has been passed. U+1F234

🈵 Full

A Japanese character in white with a red background. It stands for full absorption capability and capacity. The sign is used, for instance, for “filling up the car tank” or for displaying hotel rooms. Opposite emoji: [ free & unoccupied 🈳] U+1F235

🈹 Discount

The Japanese symbol for “sale”. In the event of discount campaigns, it is hanged in front of the shop door, so that the customer can spot the opportunity. U+1F239

🈲 Prohibition

Caution, prohibited! This Japanese symbol indicates a prohibition or restriction. A certain action or behavior is not desired. U+1F232

❌ Cross Mark

“This is not allowed!” or “Don't do this!” This large red cross is usually utilized when something is undesired. Can also be a sign of multiplication or kissing. U+274C

🎏 Carp Streamer

A flagpole with self-tinkered Japanese wind cones in carp shape (Koi-Nobori). At the children's festival two large carps are suspended for the parents and small ones for the children. U+1F38F

⛔ No Entry

So far and no further! Symbol for “no admittance”, “keep out”, or “no entry”. Is also used if your chat partner is angry. U+26D4

📛 Name Badge

Name badge emoji is used for identification, e.g., at work. The tulip-shaped design is typical of Japanese kindergartens. U+1F4DB

🚫 No Admittance

So far and no further! The admittance to buildings or rooms is prohibited. Similar to a prohibition sign, e.g. no smoking. U+1F6AB

💢 Anger Symbol

Comic and Manga symbol (often with the words “Bam“) indicates where a punch landed. The chat partner is very angry. Emoticon is a warning sign: Beware, you have gone too far. U+1F4A2

♨ Hot Springs

A hot thermal spring with rising steam. Symbol on Japanese cards. I want to relax with you, or let's go swimming! U+2668

❓ Question Mark Ornament

I beg your pardon? A bright-red question mark, which underlines the high importance of the question asked. Chat partner expects an immediate response. U+2753

❔ White Question Mark

A question must be answered! The more question marks, the more urgent. However, the white question mark is less punchy than the red question mark. U+2754

❗ Exclamation Mark

Thick (red) symbol for an exclamation mark. Is used to express a concern or to yell a desire for something. U+2757

❕ White Exclamation Mark

The white exclamation mark shall draw attention to something. Due to the light color, it is less dramatic than the red exclamation mark. U+2755

‼ Double Exclamation Mark

The signal color red and the double number of exclamation marks clarify the meaning of a statement. May also emphasize the urgency. You attach particular importance to what has been said or you are shocked by a message. U+203C

💯 Hundred Points Symbol

Number 100 in red, double underlined. Can mean: I'm proud, everything is perfect. I agree 100% with it. I got full score in the exam. U+1F4AF

🔱 Trident Emblem

The trident is used for attack, defense or as a hunting weapon. Often seen in the hands of statues of gods. Can be a warning sign. U+1F531

⚜ Fleur-De-Lis

Stylized blossom of the iris, usually in the colors gold or yellow, is considered chivalrous. Symbol from the French coat of arms art (heraldry). The decorative symbol can be found in many logos or in the emblem of the world organization of the scout movement. U+269C

〽 Part Alternation Mark

The curved M is a Japanese punctuation mark that indicates the singer's start in a song. Also used as a symbol for McDonald's. U+303D

⚠ Warning

Take this as a warning! The black exclamation mark in the yellow triangle is a universal warning symbol. Is symbolic for potential danger or someone is entering dangerous grounds. U+26A0

🚸 Caution Children

Sign for motorists to drive with particular care and to watch out for children who might suddenly run onto the road. Near schools or on the way to school. U+1F6B8

♻ Recycling Symbol

Green recycling symbol consisting of three counterclockwise arrows. Indicates that something can be reused. Can often be found on packages. U+267B

🈯 Reserved

In Chinese, this symbol is pronounced “zhi“ and in Japanese “yubi“. Stands for a finger or a toe, which is pointing at a certain place or in a direction. U+1F22F

💹 Chart with uptrend and yen sign

This is a good rate to exchange money! The chart shows the price of the Japanese yen. In this case an upward trend, of the economy or the trade. U+1F4B9

🌐 Globe With Meridians

The planet earth with latitude and longitude (meridian). Symbol for internationalization, such as global movements or the worldwide web. On iOS devices, icon for changing the keyboard language. U+1F310

💠 Diamond Shape With a Dot Inside

Represents the Japanese term Kawaii. Translated, it means lovable, sweet, cute, adorable. A lifestyle that puts the childish and cute side in the foreground. Resembles a flower in its shape. U+1F4A0

Ⓜ Encircled Latin capital M

I'll meet you at the subway station! This sign can usually be found in big cities and serves as a guide in local public transport. Because subways, outside of Germany usually called Metro, run underground. This sign indicates where a station is located. U+24C2

🌀 Cyclone

Symbol for a cyclone (violent hurricane in the tropics). Might mean: Beware, you are in for something. The spiral shape can also be used in a decorative way. In its original meaning the symbol for dizziness (I feel dizzy). U+1F300

💤 Symbol for sleeping

I'll go to bed early tonight! In comics, the Zzz illustrates that someone is sleeping. Can represent drowsiness but also stand for disinterest and boredom. U+1F4A4

🚾 Water Closet

I'm going to the toilet! The abbreviation comes from the English water closet. In German, you say loo or “quiet place”. In some countries, this symbol points to the toilet in public buildings. U+1F6BE

🈳 Vacancy

There is something still available here. Japanese emoji for vacancy or availability. Among other things, it is used to indicate free parking spaces and hotel rooms. U+1F233

🈂 Free Of Charge

Emoji indicates a free offer, mostly in connection with a service. In Japan, it calls attention to e.g. a free meal or drink. U+1F202

🛅 Baggage Room

Sign pointing to luggage lockers where luggage can be safely stored for a fee. Can be found, for example, at airports or at bus stations in Japan. U+1F6C5

🚹 Men symbol

“I have to see a man about a dog” or “I am in the john”. The symbol explains to gentlemen which toilet door is the right one. Men spend more time in the bathroom than women, but they do not go there as often. U+1F6B9

🚺 Ladies' Washroom

The female stick figure often points to the ladies' room. It is still a popular mystery why women go to the bathroom together. Can generally be used as a symbol for the female gender. U+1F6BA

🚼 Baby

The symbol indicates a suitable room with baby changing table to change the baby's diapers. Refers to newborns or as an indication of pregnancy. U+1F6BC

🎦 Cinema

Want to watch a movie? Film projector or cinema screen with curtains. Emoji represents the cinema. U+1F3A6

🔣 Input Symbol

Emoji shows a Japanese post office, a music note, the ampersand, and a percent sign. Icon for switching from the alphabetic to the numeric keyboard or to the keyboard with symbols or special characters. U+1F523

🆖 NG Button

This is not OK! NG stands for “No Good” and is used as the colloquial antonym of “OK” in Japan. Chat partner wants to save you from a mistake or warn you about something. U+1F196

0️⃣ Zero Key

Keyboard key with rounded corners and the number 0 in the middle. The freezing point of water. Someone gets from naught to sixty! U+30

1️⃣ One Key

Square with rounded corners and the number 1 in the middle. Looks like a keyboard key. Can be used to emphasize numerical data, e.g. year dates. U+31

2️⃣ Two Key

Square with rounded corners and the number 2 in the middle. Similar to a keyboard key. Symbol of opposites, e.g. man and woman or yin and yang. U+32

4️⃣ Four Key

Keyboard key with rounded corners and the number 4 in the middle. Four cardinal directions, four seasons. Stands for luck in the western world (shamrock) and is an unlucky number in Asia. U+34

7️⃣ Seven Key

Keyboard key with the number 7 in the middle. Number of days of a week. Often occurs in fairy tales, e.g. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, the Valiant Little Tailor slays seven (flies) in one go. U+37

#️⃣ Keycap Number Sign

Can I mark you? Emoji represents the hash key on a keyboard. Known as the hashtag, it is used to communicate within social platforms such as Twitter and Facebook. Is also used e.g. for credit checks with the mobile phone. U+20E3

🔽 Downward Button

Geometric sign with a downward pointing triangle. Can be used for navigation (down) or give more emphasis to a communication. U+1F53D

➡ Right Arrow

Next please! An arrow pointing to the right may refer to the next person in a group or an object. Can also indicate the direction to the chat partner. U+27A1

⬅ Left Arrow

To the west. This arrow is used to indicate a direction. Someone is asked to look left. Often this also refers to a previously made statement. U+2B05

⬆ Up Arrow

The arrow indicates the direction: symbolically or literally. “Things are looking up again!“ Or “I already told you in my previous message.“ U+2B06

🔄 Anticlockwise Open Circle Arrows

Counterclockwise rotating arrows. Can be found on the Internet to refresh the page. Can be used as a symbol for a restart or new start. Or to express that something is recurring. U+1F504

🎵 Note

Excerpt from a printed piece of music: Two eighth notes connected to a bar. Refers to a song or to listening to music, e.g. on the radio. U+1F3B5

🎶 Music notes

I love music! The music notes are part of a song and used in connection with music or singing. Someone is in a great mood singing to himself. Symbol for the pursuit of harmony. U+1F3B6

💲 Dollar sign

You’ve already got dollar signs in your eyes! Symbol of wealth and valuable things. May also refer to non (or not sufficiently) existing or lent money. Much was spent when shopping or something is quite expensive. U+1F4B2

💱 Currency Exchange

Emoticon with dollar and yen currency symbols with arrows. Sometimes with euro and British pound. Stands for money exchange between two currencies. U+1F4B1

™ Registered Trademark

Circle with a T and M in the middle. Writing “trademark” after a brand name comes from the US. Use cannot be made without explicit permission. Is often jokingly used in a chat with a fictitious name, e.g. tomatosauceleavesbeautifulspots'shirt™. U+2122

© Copyright Symbol

Circle with a C in the middle. The C stands for copyright. The creator's rights of a work are protected by law. Only he or she can decide on publication, distribution or duplication. U+A9

® Registered Logo

Circle with an R in the middle. The R stands for registered. The labeling may only be used for registered trademarks. Trademark law thus protects goods or services from imitators. U+AE

〰 Wavy Dash

In Asian character sets, the wavy line has the same meaning as a hyphen in Latin-based standard languages. U+3030

➰ Curly Loop

The “curly loop“ originates from Japan. Looks like an astrological symbol and is also used as a secret code. Shhh, do not tell anyone! U+27B0

➿ Double Curly Loop

The double “curly loop“ is known as a symbol for a toll-free number in Japan. Looks like the symbol of a cassette recorder or answering machine. U+27BF

✖ Heavy Multiplication X

I cannot agree with that! Emoji can be used to characterize a false statement. Is often used as a symbol for the word “against” in sport. U+2716

♾ Infinity

My love for you is eternal! The lying eight is a mathematical sign for an infinite number. Can have different meanings. Symbol for vicious circle, e.g. a snake is biting its own tail. Stands for entirety in tarot cards. Means eternal bond in friendship and love. U+267E

👁️‍🗨️ Eye in Speech Bubble

The eye in the speech bubble represents the anti-bullying campaign “I Am A Witness”, which agitates against online abuse. U+1F441

🔚 END With Left Arrow Above

The relationship is over or “The offer ends soon!“ The left-pointing arrow with the word “END“ may also ask you to go to the end of a song, a movie, etc. It can also express an emotional state, such as “I'm at the end of my tether!“ U+1F51A

🔙 BACK With Left Arrow

A left-pointing arrow with the word “BACK“ underneath. Can be used literally or metaphorically. “Turn around and take the other way“. Start over or return to something. U+1F519

🔛 On arrow

An arrow pointing to the left and to the right with the word “On“ underneath. It's business as usual or it's time to move on. The main thing is to get started, no matter which direction, because both ways bring you closer to the goal. U+1F51B

🔝 Top Arrow

That's TOP! Emoji literally and symbolically points upwards. Often thought of as an invitation to deal with the above again. U+1F51D

🔜 Soon Arrow

I'll be right there! A sign with the word “soon” and an arrow. Something will be accomplished soon, or as soon as possible. U+1F51C

✔ Bold Tick

Consider this matter ticked off! A task has been successfully completed or all preparations have been made. Everything is fine and working perfectly. U+2714

🔘 Radio Button

Hey, listen to the new hit! The radio button is usually applied when talking about music. Is one of the least used symbols. U+1F518

⚪ White Circle

Can stand for an engagement, because the white circle's round shape resembles a ring. Symbol for asexual or genderless (gender). U+26AA

⚫ Black Circle

Picture of a perfect black circle. The geometric shape can stand for a blackout or a total eclipse. The color black usually expresses negative feelings or aversions. U+26AB

🔴 Large Red Circle

The red circle is usually applied to highlight a text message. Has no negative or positive connotation. Also used as a symbol for kickball (resembling baseball). U+1F534

🔸 Small orange diamond

The world's largest orange diamond has 14.82 carats and was auctioned off in 2013 for a record EUR 30 million. Are known for their brilliancy and their brightness. Nitrogen is responsible for the orange coloration. U+1F538

🔹 Small Blue Diamond

The diamond stands for invincibility and purity. Blue diamonds are very rare and the best known is the Hope Diamond. It is allegedly cursed and brings misfortune to its owner. U+1F539

🔳 White Square Key

The black square with the white border represents a push-button. Can also be used as a geometric shape or as a decoration. U+1F533

◼ Black Medium Square

I do not feel well today! The meaning of this square depends on the context. For example, is also used in connection with black outfits. U+25FC

🔈 Loudspeaker

There has just been an announcement over the speaker! Can also refer to a conversation or to music. The emoji is often associated with nightlife. U+1F508

🔇 Mute speaker

Quiet now! The volume is muted. Someone is asked to be quiet or stop talking right away. Maybe someone is at the cinema or in the library and needs to mute the telephone right now. U+1F507

🔊 Speaker with three sound waves

"I cannot hear you" or "That's way too loud"! The volume is not optimal and should be adjusted accordingly. Icon on technical devices to increase the volume. U+1F50A

🔔 Bell

I will get back to you later! The golden bell symbolizes notifications on cell phones or stands for ringtones. Can also be used as a Christmas bell. U+1F514

🔕 Bell with slash

The phone is muted! The crossed-out bell can be a hint. Someone is in a quiet area, e.g. a cinema or library, and needs to mute the cell phone. U+1F515

📣 Megaphone

Let's go, team! Be it to cheer someone on at a sports event, at demonstrations or for announcements of the police or fire department. The funnel shape directs the sound, thus making spoken words understandable over long distances. U+1F4E3

📢 Speaker for public announcements

I have an announcement to make! A loudspeaker used to make announcements in public areas, e.g. on sports fields or at events. U+1F4E2

💬 Speech Balloon

We need to talk about it! Speech bubble smiley with three dots. Can also mean: Just a second, I'm in a conversation at the moment. U+1F4AC

💭 Thought Balloon

In comics, the thought bubble indicates that the character is thinking. Can point to an inner dialogue, a procedure must be considered or a decision yet to be made. Represents daydreaming ... U+1F4AD

🗯️ Angry speech bubble

Gosh darn it, where are you? In comics, the serrated edge of the speech bubble indicates loud, furious speech. Someone is screaming, upset or arguing. U+1F5EF

♠ Spade Suit

I still have an ace up my sleeve! Is mostly used in conjunction with poker and card games. In bridge, the spade is the most valuable symbol, in skat the second most valuable. U+2660

♣‍️ Clubs playing card

The symbol of the clubs playing card is a trifoliate cloverleaf. Refers to card games, mostly poker. Be it an invitation to a cozy round at home or a trip to a casino. The trifoliate clover also symbolizes the unity of body, mind and soul. U+2663

♥ Heart Suit

One of the four colors in the card game. Generally, the heart represents feelings and love relationships. Opportunities should be seized and risks taken. U+2665

♦‍️ Diamonds playing card

Fancy a round of poker? Diamonds is a color value on the French hand. Cards are also used for soothsaying, with diamonds being a sign of blessing and material wealth. U+2666

🃏 Joker Playing Card

I still have a joker up my sleeve! The Joker occurs in various games and can replace any card. Usually a court jester is pictured, hiding his face behind a mask. U+1F0CF

🎴 Japanese Flower Card

Japanese playing cards (Hanafuda) with floral motifs. For each month there are different cards with different values, a total of 48 cards. The full moon card is assigned to the month of August. U+1F3B4

🔞 No One Under Eighteen

A warning sign with the crossed number 18. Caution! Only adults are welcome here! U+1F51E