🪯️ Khanda emoji
HTML
🪯
Unicode
U+1FAAF
What is 🪯️ called?
🪯️ is called the Khanda emoji.
Common names include Sikh Khanda, Khalsa emblem, or Sikh symbol. These are natural regional, technical, translated, or appearance-based terms; Unicode’s official name is khanda.
What does 🪯️ mean?
🪯 is officially named khanda. The Khanda combines a central double-edged sword, a circular chakkar, and two curved kirpans; it should not be reduced to generic crossed weapons.
Use it for Sikhism, Sikh identity, gurdwaras, faith, history, or community. Context supplies the precise intention, and related choices include 🕎 Menorah and 🔯 Dotted six pointed star.
Other meanings
It can convey Sikhism, Sikh identity, gurdwaras, faith, history, or community. Context determines whether a message is religious, cultural, scientific, historical, communal, or symbolic.
Example Usage
The reference guide discusses Sikhism 🪯
Another relevant context is Sikh identity 🪯
More details
Officially named khanda. Its code point is U+1FAAF. It was introduced in Emoji 15.0.
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Visual description
Platform artwork depicts khanda as a compact, recognisable pictograph or symbol.
The Khanda combines a central double-edged sword, a circular chakkar, and two curved kirpans; it should not be reduced to generic crossed weapons. Colours, proportions, orientation, text styling, and fine details vary by platform.
⚠️ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
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