Agasandari Emoji

The 💀 Skull emoji represents the concept of death and mortality. It is often used to express dark humor or to indicate something is extremely funny or overwhelming.

Kanda gusa kuri 💀 emoji hejuru kugira ubikoporore ako kanya mu kibikaho. Hanyuma urashobora kuyikoporora aho ushaka - mu butumwa, ku mbuga nkoranyambaga, mu nyandiko, canke mu porogaramu iyo ari yo yose ishyigikira emojis.

💀 agasandari emoji yinjijwe mu Emoji E0.6 kandi ubu ishirwa mu bikorwa ku mbuga zose zikomeye harimwo iOS, Android, Windows, na macOS.

💀 agasandari emoji ikiri mu ishami Ibitwenge n'Akarangamutima, by'umwihariko mu gice Inkozi z'Amarira.

Context matters greatly. 💀 for literal death discussions or near grieving people can seem insensitive. However, it's widely accepted for Halloween, spooky themes, or the "I'm dead" humor meaning. Be mindful of context - avoid during serious death-related conversations.

💀 meaning "I'm dead" (from laughing) became Gen Z's preferred way to show something is hilarious, replacing 😂. It's hyperbolic - "this killed me" or "I'm dying of laughter." The shift started around 2021 when 😂 was deemed outdated. Now 💀 often simply means "lol."

☠️ (skull and crossbones) specifically represents danger, poison, or piracy - warning symbols with the crossed bones. 💀 (skull alone) is now commonly used for "I'm dead" laughter. Use ☠️ for toxic warnings, pirate references, or literal danger themes rather than humor.