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Syringe
The 💉 Syringe emoji depicts a hypodermic syringe, typically angled slightly upward and filled with a clear or colored liquid. Its primary meaning relates to medical procedures, vaccinations, injectio...
Meaning & Usage
The 💉 Syringe emoji depicts a hypodermic syringe, typically angled slightly upward and filled with a clear or colored liquid. Its primary meaning relates to medical procedures, vaccinations, injections, and blood donations. It is commonly used to represent healthcare, illness, treatment, and medical research. Metaphorically, it can also represent a need for a boost or a quick fix. The Syringe emoji was introduced in Unicode version 6.0 in 2010. In some contexts, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, its use became heavily associated with vaccination campaigns and discussions around public health.
Usage Contexts
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Vaccination
Getting my flu 💉 today!
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Blood donation
Donating blood is important 💉
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Representing a need for a boost or quick fix
Need a 💉 of motivation to get through this project.
Platform Appearances
ℹ️ All images shown are from open-licensed sources (Apache 2.0, MIT, CC-BY 4.0, CC BY-SA 4.0) and are free to use.
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Şırınga
Türkçe
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Spritze
Deutsch
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Seringue
Français
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सिरींज, सूई
हिन्दी
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إبرة حقن
العربية
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Шприц
Русский
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سرنج
اردو
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Suntikan
Bahasa Indonesia
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Ống tiêm
Tiếng Việt
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กระบอกฉีดยา
ไทย
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سرنگ
فارسی
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Allura
Hausa
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ስሪንጅ
አማርኛ
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Sindano
Kiswahili
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সিরিঞ্জ
বাংলা
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ဆေးထိုးအပ်
မြန်မာ
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Shprits
Oʻzbek
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सिरिंज
मराठी
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సిరంజి
తెలుగు
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Suntikan
Jawa
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Derzî
Kurdî
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Iniksyon
Filipino
Usage Tips
Use with caution
Be mindful of the context when using this emoji, as it can be sensitive in discussions about healthcare and vaccinations.
Combine with other medical emojis
Pair with emojis like 💊 (pill) or 🧑⚕️ (health worker) for a more comprehensive representation of healthcare.
Consider cultural sensitivity
Recognize that attitudes toward vaccinations and medical procedures can vary significantly across cultures.
Developer Codes
U+1F489
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