🧿️ Nazar amulet emoji
HTML
🧿
Unicode
U+1F9FF
What is 🧿️ called?
🧿️ is called the Nazar amulet emoji.
It is also known as evil-eye amulet, blue eye charm, or nazar boncuğu. These terms describe common usage, regional language, technical meaning, or visual form rather than extra official names; Unicode’s official name is nazar amulet.
What does 🧿️ mean?
🧿 is officially named nazar amulet. The blue eye-shaped nazar is intended to protect against the evil eye; it is not itself a depiction of an eye casting harm.
Use it for protection, warding off the evil eye, Turkish or regional culture, jewellery, or superstition. Context supplies the precise intention, and related choices include ⚱️ Funeral urn and 🪬 Hamsa.
Other meanings
It can convey protection, warding off the evil eye, Turkish or regional culture, jewellery, or superstition. Context determines whether a message is literal, domestic, practical, cultural, commemorative, public-facing, or figurative.
Example Usage
The practical guide mentions protection 🧿
The household or public-space note marks warding off the evil eye 🧿
More details
Officially named nazar amulet. Its code point is U+1F9FF. It was introduced in Emoji 11.0.
Visual description
Platform artwork depicts nazar amulet as a compact, recognisable pictograph or symbol.
The blue eye-shaped nazar is intended to protect against the evil eye; it is not itself a depiction of an eye casting harm. Colours, proportions, orientation, text styling, and fine details vary by platform.
⚠️ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
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