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Kanda kugira ngo ukope
Ibyibushye by’Abanyo! Erekana ingorane n'Igikeri n’Imifupa Iturutse emoji, ikimenyetso cy’uburozi n’ingendo mbi.
Igikeri cy'umweru hejuru y’imifupa iturutse, rigaragaza ingorane cyangwa ububasha. Emoji y’Igikeri n’Imifupa Iturutse ikoreshwa kenshi mu kugaragaza ububasha, ingorane cyangwa ikintu giteye ingaruka. Bushobora no gukoreshwa mu nkuru z’ingorane cyangwa kwerekana ikimenyetso cy’ubutumwa. Niba umuntu agutumye emoji ☠️, bifite igisobanuro ko bashingira ku kigero cy’ububasha, uburozi cyangwa udushya tw’abaroboyi.
The ☠️ Skull and Crossbones emoji represents the concept of death, danger, and extreme peril. It is a universal symbol of poison, hazards, and mortality.
Kanda gusa kuri ☠️ emoji iri hejuru kugira ngo uyikoporore ako kanya mu kibaho cyawe. Ushobora kuyikomeka aho ushaka - mu butumwa, imbuga nkoranyambaga, inyandiko, cyangwa porogaramu iyo ari yo yose yemera emojis.
☠️ igikeri n’imifupa iturutse emoji yatangijwe muri Emoji E1.0 kandi ubu ishyigikiwe ku mbuga zose zikomeye harimo iOS, Android, Windows, na macOS.
☠️ igikeri n’imifupa iturutse emoji iherereye mu cyiciro Smiley n'Ibyiyumviro, by'umwihariko mu gice Amasura Adakunda.
☠️ (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.
| Izina ry'Unicode | Skull and Crossbones |
| Izina rya Apple | Skull and Crossbones |
| Unicode Hezakimali | U+2620 U+FE0F |
| Unicode Desimali | U+9760 U+65039 |
| Urupfu rwo gutaha | \u2620 \ufe0f |
| Ihuriro | 😍 Smiley n'Ibyiyumviro |
| Isubundi | 😠 Amasura Adakunda |
| Imyemerere | L2/13-207 |
| Izina ry'Unicode | Skull and Crossbones |
| Izina rya Apple | Skull and Crossbones |
| Unicode Hezakimali | U+2620 U+FE0F |
| Unicode Desimali | U+9760 U+65039 |
| Urupfu rwo gutaha | \u2620 \ufe0f |
| Ihuriro | 😍 Smiley n'Ibyiyumviro |
| Isubundi | 😠 Amasura Adakunda |
| Imyemerere | L2/13-207 |