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Pirate Warnings! Show the danger with the Skull and Crossbones emoji, a symbol of poison and peril.
A white skull above crossed bones, conveying a sense of danger or poison. The Skull and Crossbones emoji is commonly used to represent poison, danger, or something hazardous. It can also be used in the context of pirates or to signify a warning. If someone sends you a ☠️ emoji, it likely means they are referencing something dangerous, toxic, or are making a pirate-themed joke.
The ☠️ Skull and Crossbones emoji represents the concept of death, danger, and extreme peril. It is a universal symbol of poison, hazards, and mortality.
Chofoza nje i-emoji ye-☠️ lephansi ukuze uyikopishe masinyane ebhodini lakho lekopi. Ungayifaka noma kuphi – emitfombeni, ku-social media, kumadokhumenti, noma kunoma iyiphi i-app lesekela ema-emoji.
I-emoji ye-☠️ skull and crossbones yethulwe ku-Emoji E1.0 futsi manje iyasekelwa kuwo wonkhe ama-platform lamakhulu kufaka iOS, Android, Windows, ne-macOS.
I-emoji ye-☠️ skull and crossbones iyingxenye yesigaba se-Imizwelo Nemizwelo Yobuso, ikakhulukazi esigabeni lesincane se-Negative Faces.
☠️ (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.
| Unicode Libito Lamijiva | Skull and Crossbones |
| Apple Libito | Skull and Crossbones |
| Unicode Hexadecimal | U+2620 U+FE0F |
| Unicode Decimal | U+9760 U+65039 |
| Umlayeto wokuphuma | \u2620 \ufe0f |
| Litegotwana | 😍 Imizwelo Nemizwelo Yobuso |
| Litegotwana Lemincane | 😠 Negative Faces |
| Tifundvo | L2/13-207 |
| Unicode Libito Lamijiva | Skull and Crossbones |
| Apple Libito | Skull and Crossbones |
| Unicode Hexadecimal | U+2620 U+FE0F |
| Unicode Decimal | U+9760 U+65039 |
| Umlayeto wokuphuma | \u2620 \ufe0f |
| Litegotwana | 😍 Imizwelo Nemizwelo Yobuso |
| Litegotwana Lemincane | 😠 Negative Faces |
| Tifundvo | L2/13-207 |