Connecting Elements! Show your connections with the Link emoji, a symbol of linking and joining.
A simple chain link, often depicted as two interconnected loops. The Link emoji is commonly used to convey themes of connection, linking, or joining elements together. It can also be used metaphorically to represent relationships or networking. If someone sends you a 🔗 emoji, it might mean they are linking to something, discussing connections, or emphasizing relationships.
The 🔗 Link emoji represents or means a connection, link, or shared element that is being referenced or shared with others.
Kiliki i le 🔗 emoji i luga e kopi vave i lau pusa kopi. Ona mafai ona e fa'aofi i soo se nofoaga - i feʻau, i le upega tafailagi, i pepa, po'o so'o se polokalama e lagolago emojis.
Na fa'aalia le 🔗 link emoji i le Emoji E0.6 ma ua lagolagoina nei i luga o le tele o faiga e pei o iOS, Android, Windows, ma macOS.
O le 🔗 link emoji o lo'o i le vaega Objects, aemaise i le vaega laiti Tools.
The 🔗 link (chain links) represents hyperlinks, connections, URLs, and linking content. Derived from the phrase "link" for connecting web pages. Also represents connection and unity.
| Unicode Igoa | Link Symbol |
| Apple Igoa | Link Symbol |
| E lauiloa foi i le | Hyperlink, Chain, Linked Chain |
| Unicode heksadesimali | U+1F517 |
| Unicode desimali | U+128279 |
| Fa'asologa Fa'asalalau | \u1f517 |
| Unicode Versio | 6.0 | 2010 |
| Versio Emoji | 1.0 | 2015 |
| Unicode Igoa | Link Symbol |
| Apple Igoa | Link Symbol |
| E lauiloa foi i le | Hyperlink, Chain, Linked Chain |
| Unicode heksadesimali | U+1F517 |
| Unicode desimali | U+128279 |
| Fa'asologa Fa'asalalau | \u1f517 |
| Unicode Versio | 6.0 | 2010 |
| Versio Emoji | 1.0 | 2015 |