[{"emoji": "🛐", "name": "Place of Worship", "variations": ["🛐"], "description": "A generic symbol of a building with a roof and a star inside.", "meaning": "The <strong>🛐 Place of Worship</strong> emoji represents <strong>religious buildings or places for spiritual gatherings</strong>. It’s intentionally non-denominational and can be used to refer to churches, mosques, temples, or other sacred spaces. Figuratively, it can mean finding peace, respect, or spiritual reflection.<ul><li>Represents places of religious practice.</li><li>Used in faith, culture, and travel contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize prayer, respect, or cultural heritage.</li></ul>", "example": "\"We’re visiting a beautiful temple today 🛐\""}, {"emoji": "🕉️", "name": "Om", "variations": ["🕉️"], "description": "A sacred Hindu symbol with three curves, a dot, and a semicircle.", "meaning": "The <strong>🕉️ Om</strong> emoji represents <strong>the Om (or Aum) symbol</strong>, a sacred sound and spiritual icon in Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism. It signifies the essence of the ultimate reality, consciousness, and the universe. It’s used in meditation, yoga, and spiritual contexts, as well as in cultural and religious celebrations.<ul><li>Represents Om/Aum sound and symbol.</li><li>Used in meditation, yoga, and spiritual expressions.</li><li>Can symbolize peace, unity, and universal connection.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Feeling centered and at peace 🕉️\""}, {"emoji": "✡️", "name": "Star of David", "variations": ["✡️"], "description": "A six-pointed star made of two overlapping triangles.", "meaning": "The <strong>✡️ Star of David</strong> emoji represents <strong>Judaism, Jewish identity, and cultural heritage</strong>. It’s often associated with Jewish religious practices, holidays, and symbols like the Israeli flag. Figuratively, it can also be used to represent Jewish history, culture, and solidarity.<ul><li>Represents the Jewish faith and identity.</li><li>Used in religious, cultural, and historical contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize unity, heritage, and spirituality.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Celebrating Hanukkah tonight ✡️\""}, {"emoji": "☸️", "name": "Wheel of Dharma", "variations": ["☸️"], "description": "A wheel with eight spokes.", "meaning": "The <strong>☸️ Wheel of Dharma</strong> emoji represents <strong>Buddhism, spiritual guidance, and the path to enlightenment</strong>. In Buddhist tradition, each spoke often symbolizes a step in the Noble Eightfold Path. It’s used in religious contexts, meditation practices, and discussions about moral or philosophical guidance.<ul><li>Represents Buddhist teachings and moral principles.</li><li>Used in spiritual, cultural, and philosophical contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize balance, wisdom, and the journey toward inner peace.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Studying the Eightfold Path ☸️\" "}, {"emoji": "☯️", "name": "Yin Yang", "variations": ["☯️"], "description": "A black-and-white circular symbol divided into two interlocking shapes with dots in each half.", "meaning": "The <strong>☯️ Yin Yang</strong> emoji represents <strong>Taoism, balance, and the interconnected nature of opposites</strong>. It symbolizes how opposing forces—like light and dark, male and female, or order and chaos—are complementary and interconnected. Used in cultural, philosophical, and wellness contexts.<ul><li>Represents harmony and duality.</li><li>Used in Eastern philosophy, wellness, and art.</li><li>Can symbolize balance, unity, and cyclical change.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Everything has its opposite ☯️\""}, {"emoji": "✝️", "name": "Latin Cross", "variations": ["✝️"], "description": "A simple cross with equal arms in the Christian style.", "meaning": "The <strong>✝️ Latin Cross</strong> emoji represents <strong>Christianity, faith, and religious traditions</strong>. It’s often used in religious discussions, Easter and Christmas celebrations, or to express condolences, blessings, and hope.<ul><li>Represents the Christian faith.</li><li>Used in worship, holiday, and memorial contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize hope, devotion, and spirituality.</li></ul>", "example": " \"Keeping you in my prayers ✝️\""}, {"emoji": "☦️", "name": "Orthodox Cross", "variations": ["☦️"], "description": "A Christian cross with an extra horizontal bar and a diagonal footrest bar.", "meaning": "The <strong>☦️ Orthodox Cross</strong> emoji represents <strong>Eastern Orthodox Christianity</strong>. It’s closely tied to the traditions and symbols of the Eastern Orthodox Church. Often used in religious discussions, cultural heritage posts, and holiday greetings.<ul><li>Represents Eastern Orthodox faith.</li><li>Used in religious and cultural contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize devotion, tradition, and heritage.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Honoring my family’s traditions ☦️\""}, {"emoji": "☪️", "name": "Star and Crescent", "variations": ["☪️"], "description": "A crescent moon alongside a five-pointed star.", "meaning": "The <strong>☪️ Star and Crescent</strong> emoji represents <strong>Islam, Muslim identity, and cultural heritage</strong>. It’s often associated with Islamic nations, religious holidays like Ramadan and Eid, and spiritual reflection. While not an official religious symbol in Islam, it is widely recognized globally as a cultural emblem.<ul><li>Represents Islamic faith and traditions.</li><li>Used in religious, cultural, and national contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize unity, faith, and spirituality.</li></ul>", "example": " \"Celebrating Eid with family ☪️\""}, {"emoji": "☮️", "name": "Peace Symbol", "variations": ["☮️"], "description": "A circular symbol with three lines forming a peace sign.", "meaning": "The <strong>☮️ Peace Symbol</strong> emoji represents <strong>peace, anti-war movements, and harmony</strong>. Originally created in the 1950s for nuclear disarmament protests, it’s now a universal emblem for nonviolence, human rights, and unity. It’s used both in serious contexts and as a lighthearted symbol of positivity.<ul><li>Represents peace and harmony.</li><li>Used in activism, cultural, and everyday positivity contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize unity, nonviolence, and hope.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Spread love and peace ☮️\" "}, {"emoji": "🕎", "name": "Menorah", "variations": ["🕎"], "description": "A seven-branched candelabrum.", "meaning": "The <strong>🕎 Menorah</strong> emoji represents <strong>Judaism, Jewish culture, and Hanukkah</strong>. It’s most often seen in reference to the Hanukkah menorah, but can also represent Jewish heritage, holidays, and traditions more broadly.<ul><li>Represents Jewish religious and cultural traditions.</li><li>Used in holiday greetings, cultural pride, and heritage discussions.</li><li>Can symbolize light, faith, and remembrance.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Happy Hanukkah 🕎\" "}, {"emoji": "🔯", "name": "Dotted Six-Pointed Star", "variations": ["🔯"], "description": "A six-pointed star with a small dot in the center.", "meaning": "The <strong>🔯 Dotted Six-Pointed Star</strong> emoji represents <strong>mysticism, spirituality, and occasionally Judaism</strong>. While visually similar to the Star of David, the central dot and stylistic design give it broader symbolic use, including in astrology, magic, and esoteric traditions. It can be used for cultural, spiritual, or decorative purposes.<ul><li>Represents mystical and spiritual symbolism.</li><li>Used in cultural, religious, and fantasy contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize magic, mystery, or sacred geometry.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Symbols of protection and guidance 🔯\""}, {"emoji": "🪯", "name": "Khanda", "variations": ["🪯"], "description": "A double-edged sword with a central vertical blade flanked by two single-edged curved swords, surrounded by a circular symbol.", "meaning": "The <strong>🪯 Khanda</strong> emoji represents <strong>Sikhism, Sikh identity, and the principles of faith</strong>. The Khanda symbol combines a double-edged sword for divine knowledge, two kirpans (curved swords) for spiritual and temporal sovereignty, and a circle representing unity and eternity. It’s used in religious contexts, cultural pride, and discussions about Sikh history.<ul><li>Represents Sikh faith and values.</li><li>Used in religious, cultural, and heritage contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize unity, justice, and balance between spiritual and worldly life.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Celebrating Vaisakhi with the community 🪯\""}, {"emoji": "♈", "name": "Aries", "variations": ["♈"], "description": "A ram’s horns in stylized form.", "meaning": "The <strong>♈ Aries</strong> emoji represents <strong>the zodiac sign Aries</strong> (March 21–April 19). Associated with fire, leadership, and determination, Aries is symbolized by the ram. In astrology, it’s known for boldness, initiative, and sometimes impulsiveness. It’s used in horoscopes, personality discussions, and playful zodiac references.<ul><li>Represents the Aries zodiac sign.</li><li>Used in astrology, birthdays, and personality chats.</li><li>Can symbolize confidence, energy, and leadership traits.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Classic Aries move ♈\""}, {"emoji": "♉", "name": "Taurus", "variations": ["♉"], "description": "A circular bull’s head with horns.", "meaning": "The <strong>♉ Taurus</strong> emoji represents <strong>the zodiac sign Taurus</strong> (April 20–May 20). Associated with earth, stability, and sensuality, Taurus is symbolized by the bull. Known for loyalty, patience, and a love of comfort, Taurus is often portrayed as dependable yet stubborn.<ul><li>Represents the Taurus zodiac sign.</li><li>Used in astrology, birthdays, and lifestyle chats.</li><li>Can symbolize strength, patience, and appreciation for beauty.</li></ul>", "example": " \"Happy birthday to my fellow bulls ♉\""}, {"emoji": "♊", "name": "Gemini", "variations": ["♊"], "description": "Two vertical lines connected by short horizontal curves, resembling twins.", "meaning": "The <strong>♊ Gemini</strong> emoji represents <strong>the zodiac sign Gemini</strong> (May 21–June 20). Associated with air, communication, and adaptability, Gemini is symbolized by twins, representing duality and curiosity. Known for wit, versatility, and social energy, Gemini often pops up in conversations about lively personalities and quick thinking.<ul><li>Represents the Gemini zodiac sign.</li><li>Used in astrology, birthdays, and personality discussions.</li><li>Can symbolize curiosity, adaptability, and dual nature.</li></ul>", "example": "\"That’s such a Gemini thing to say ♊\""}, {"emoji": "♋", "name": "Cancer", "variations": ["♋"], "description": "Two opposing curved lines with circles at their ends, resembling crab claws.", "meaning": "The <strong>♋ Cancer</strong> emoji represents <strong>the zodiac sign Cancer</strong> (June 21–July 22). Associated with water, intuition, and nurturing energy, Cancer is symbolized by the crab. Known for being empathetic, protective, and emotionally deep, this sign is often linked to home life and close relationships.<ul><li>Represents the Cancer zodiac sign.</li><li>Used in astrology, birthdays, and personality chats.</li><li>Can symbolize sensitivity, loyalty, and family-oriented values.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Total Cancer mood ♋\" "}, {"emoji": "♌", "name": "Leo", "variations": ["♌"], "description": "A stylized lion’s mane and tail.", "meaning": "The <strong>♌ Leo</strong> emoji represents <strong>the zodiac sign Leo</strong> (July 23–August 22). Associated with fire, charisma, and creativity, Leo is symbolized by the lion. Known for leadership, confidence, and a flair for drama, it’s often tied to bold self-expression and a love of the spotlight.<ul><li>Represents the Leo zodiac sign.</li><li>Used in astrology, birthdays, and motivational contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize courage, pride, and a love of life.</li></ul>", "example": "\"That’s such a Leo thing to do ♌\" "}, {"emoji": "♍", "name": "Virgo", "variations": ["♍"], "description": "A looped figure resembling an “M” with an inward tail.", "meaning": "The <strong>♍ Virgo</strong> emoji represents <strong>the zodiac sign Virgo</strong> (August 23–September 22). Associated with earth, organization, and service, Virgo is symbolized by the maiden. Known for attention to detail, practicality, and a thoughtful nature, it’s often linked to self-improvement and care for others.<ul><li>Represents the Virgo zodiac sign.</li><li>Used in astrology, birthdays, and productivity chats.</li><li>Can symbolize precision, responsibility, and helpfulness.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Only a Virgo would color-code their closet ♍\" "}, {"emoji": "♎", "name": "Libra", "variations": ["♎"], "description": "A symbol resembling a set of balanced scales.", "meaning": "The <strong>♎ Libra</strong> emoji represents <strong>the zodiac sign Libra</strong> (September 23–October 22). Associated with air, harmony, and fairness, Libra is symbolized by the scales of justice. Known for diplomacy, charm, and a love for beauty, Libras are often seen as peacemakers and aesthetes.<ul><li>Represents the Libra zodiac sign.</li><li>Used in astrology, birthdays, and balance-themed conversations.</li><li>Can symbolize fairness, partnership, and elegance.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Keeping it balanced, Libra style ♎\" "}, {"emoji": "♏", "name": "Scorpio", "variations": ["♏"], "description": "A looped figure resembling an “M” with a pointed tail ending in an arrow.", "meaning": "The <strong>♏ Scorpio</strong> emoji represents <strong>the zodiac sign Scorpio</strong> (October 23–November 21). Associated with water, intensity, and transformation, Scorpio is symbolized by the scorpion. Known for passion, mystery, and determination, it’s often tied to deep emotions and strong willpower.<ul><li>Represents the Scorpio zodiac sign.</li><li>Used in astrology, birthdays, and personality chats.</li><li>Can symbolize resilience, secrecy, and transformative energy.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Total Scorpio vibes today ♏\" "}, {"emoji": "♐", "name": "Sagittarius", "variations": ["♐"], "description": "An arrow shot diagonally upward from a bow.", "meaning": "The <strong>♐ Sagittarius</strong> emoji represents <strong>the zodiac sign Sagittarius</strong> (November 22–December 21). Associated with fire, adventure, and optimism, Sagittarius is symbolized by the archer. Known for curiosity, independence, and a love of exploration, it’s often tied to travel and open-mindedness.<ul><li>Represents the Sagittarius zodiac sign.</li><li>Used in astrology, birthdays, and travel-themed chats.</li><li>Can symbolize freedom, learning, and aiming high.</li></ul>", "example": " \"Classic Sag energy ♐\""}, {"emoji": "♑", "name": "Capricorn", "variations": ["♑"], "description": "A stylized symbol resembling a goat’s head and tail.", "meaning": "The <strong>♑ Capricorn</strong> emoji represents <strong>the zodiac sign Capricorn</strong> (December 22–January 19). Associated with earth, discipline, and ambition, Capricorn is symbolized by the sea-goat. Known for persistence, responsibility, and practicality, it’s often linked to career goals and long-term plans.<ul><li>Represents the Capricorn zodiac sign.</li><li>Used in astrology, birthdays, and work-focused chats.</li><li>Can symbolize determination, structure, and resilience.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Setting my goals like a true Capricorn ♑\" "}, {"emoji": "♒", "name": "Aquarius", "variations": ["♒"], "description": "Two parallel waves flowing horizontally.", "meaning": "The <strong>♒ Aquarius</strong> emoji represents <strong>the zodiac sign Aquarius</strong> (January 20–February 18). Associated with air, innovation, and humanitarianism, Aquarius is symbolized by the water-bearer. Known for originality, forward-thinking, and independence, it’s often tied to social causes and progressive ideas.<ul><li>Represents the Aquarius zodiac sign.</li><li>Used in astrology, birthdays, and creative discussions.</li><li>Can symbolize innovation, uniqueness, and vision.</li></ul>", "example": "\"That’s such an Aquarius thing to say ♒\" "}, {"emoji": "♓", "name": "Pisces", "variations": ["♓"], "description": "Two curved lines facing each other, connected by a horizontal line.", "meaning": "The <strong>♓ Pisces</strong> emoji represents <strong>the zodiac sign Pisces</strong> (February 19–March 20). Associated with water, empathy, and imagination, Pisces is symbolized by two fish swimming in opposite directions, representing duality and emotional depth. Known for sensitivity, compassion, and creativity, Pisces often appears in dreamy or intuitive contexts.<ul><li>Represents the Pisces zodiac sign.</li><li>Used in astrology, birthdays, and personality chats.</li><li>Can symbolize empathy, adaptability, and spiritual insight.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Feeling extra intuitive today ♓\" "}, {"emoji": "⛎", "name": "Ophiuchus", "variations": ["⛎"], "description": "A U-shaped curve with a horizontal line crossing it.", "meaning": "The <strong>⛎ Ophiuchus</strong> emoji represents <strong>the proposed 13th zodiac sign</strong> (November 29–December 17) in some modern astrology discussions, though it is not officially part of the traditional zodiac. Symbolized by the serpent bearer, Ophiuchus is linked to wisdom, healing, and curiosity. It’s often used in debates about zodiac changes or as a quirky astrological identity.<ul><li>Represents the Ophiuchus zodiac sign in non-traditional astrology.</li><li>Used in astrology debates and fun personality chats.</li><li>Can symbolize knowledge, transformation, and uniqueness.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Guess I’m an Ophiuchus now ⛎\" "}, {"emoji": "♀️", "name": "Female Sign", "variations": ["♀️"], "description": "A circle with a small cross below it.", "meaning": "The <strong>♀️ Female Sign</strong> emoji represents <strong>femininity, women, and Venus</strong>. It’s used in gender contexts, women’s rights discussions, and symbols of beauty and love. In astrology, it represents the planet Venus, associated with love, harmony, and attraction.<ul><li>Represents female gender and femininity.</li><li>Used in gender identity, activism, and cultural contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize beauty, attraction, and nurturing energy.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Celebrating women everywhere ♀️\" "}, {"emoji": "♂️", "name": "Male Sign", "variations": ["♂️"], "description": "A circle with an arrow pointing diagonally upward to the right.", "meaning": "The <strong>♂️ Male Sign</strong> emoji represents <strong>masculinity, men, and Mars</strong>. It’s used in gender contexts, men’s health topics, and discussions about action or strength. In astrology, it represents the planet Mars, tied to drive, passion, and assertiveness.<ul><li>Represents male gender and masculinity.</li><li>Used in gender identity, health, and cultural contexts.</li><li>Can symbolize strength, passion, and dynamic energy.</li></ul>", "example": " \"It's men’s health month ♂️\""}, {"emoji": "⚧️", "name": "Transgender Symbol", "variations": ["⚧️"], "description": "A combined symbol of the male (♂), female (♀), and genderqueer/neutral circle-cross elements merged into one.", "meaning": "The <strong>⚧️ Transgender Symbol</strong> emoji represents <strong>transgender identity, gender diversity, and inclusivity</strong>. It’s used to support and acknowledge transgender people, non-binary individuals, and the wider LGBTQ+ community. Often appears in conversations about rights, pride events, and gender awareness. In activism, it’s a strong emblem of visibility and equality.<ul><li>Represents transgender identity and gender inclusivity.</li><li>Used in pride celebrations, activism, and awareness campaigns.</li><li>Can symbolize gender diversity, support, and equality.</li></ul>", "example": "\"Happy Trans Day of Visibility ⚧️\" "}, {"emoji": "✖️", "name": "Multiply", "variations": ["✖️"], "description": "A diagonal cross-shaped multiplication sign.", "meaning": "The <strong>✖️ Multiply</strong> emoji represents <strong>multiplication, closure, or negation</strong>. Mathematically, it’s used in equations, but in casual texting it can signal something being incorrect, unwanted, or canceled. In gaming and pop culture, it can sometimes stand for “defeat” or “knockout.”<ul><li>Represents math multiplication.</li><li>Used to indicate an error, rejection, or removal.</li><li>Can be a stylized marker for canceling something or showing failure.</li></ul>", "example": "\"3 ✖️ 4 = 12\" \"Nope, that’s ✖️ not right\""}]