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Steadfast and Secure! Emphasize stability with the Anchor emoji, a symbol of security and steadfastness.
A metal anchor with a crossbar, used to moor ships. The Anchor emoji is commonly used to represent stability, security, or being grounded. It can also be used in nautical contexts or to symbolize hope and steadfastness. If someone sends you a ⚓ emoji, it might mean they are emphasizing stability, talking about boats or sailing, or expressing a sense of being anchored.
The ⚓ Anchor emoji represents/means a symbol of stability, security, and being grounded or steadfast. It is often used in contexts related to nautical or maritime themes.
Just click er yn emoji ⚓ er ny hroishaghey dy chooilleeney eh dys y choorley. Veih oo abyl dy chur stiagh eh ayns ny raad - ayns messaghyn, meanyn shocial, docmaidyn, ny ny app oilley ta cur er ny emoji.
Va'n emoji ⚓ anchor cur er ayns Emoji E0.6 as t'eh nyn lurg shen er ny platformyn mooar, jiu iOS, Android, Windows, as macOS.
Ta'n emoji ⚓ anchor ayns chategori Sheelaghtyn & Laare, ayns ny sub-categori Water Transport.
Beyond nautical use, the anchor symbolizes stability, hope, and being grounded. It is popular in tattoo culture representing steadfastness. Also used for navy-related content and coastal or maritime themes.
| Unicode Enmyn | Anchor |
| Enmyn Apple | Anchor |
| Known As | Fisherman, Admiralty Pattern Anchor |
| Unicode Hexadeimeal | U+2693 |
| Unicode Dechemal | U+9875 |
| Rheill Escapey | \u2693 |
| Gruppe | 🌉 Sheelaghtyn & Laare |
| Bhreenoyllagh | 🚢 Water Transport |
| Foillshagheyyn | L2/09-026, L2/07-257 |
| Version Unicode | 4.1 | 2005 |
| Version Emoji | 1.0 | 2015 |
| Unicode Enmyn | Anchor |
| Enmyn Apple | Anchor |
| Known As | Fisherman, Admiralty Pattern Anchor |
| Unicode Hexadeimeal | U+2693 |
| Unicode Dechemal | U+9875 |
| Rheill Escapey | \u2693 |
| Gruppe | 🌉 Sheelaghtyn & Laare |
| Bhreenoyllagh | 🚢 Water Transport |
| Foillshagheyyn | L2/09-026, L2/07-257 |
| Version Unicode | 4.1 | 2005 |
| Version Emoji | 1.0 | 2015 |