Category: Food & Drink

🏺amphora

🏺 amphora belongs to Food & Drink. Copy it instantly, review its aliases and codepoints, and explore related emojis from the same set.

Meaning

A traditional two-handled jar used for storing wine or oil, also associated with the zodiac sign Aquarius.

Aliases

:amphora:

Keywords

aquariuscookingdrinkjugtoolweaponzodiacamphora

What does 🏺 amphora mean?

The amphora emoji depicts a tall, ancient Greek or Roman jar with two handles, typically used to store wine, oil, or grain. It is often used in contexts related to history, archaeology, or ancient civilizations. Additionally, because of its association with the water bearer, it can sometimes represent the astrological sign Aquarius.

Often used for

  • Discussing ancient history, archaeology, or Greek and Roman culture
  • Talking about wine, olive oil, or traditional storage vessels
  • Referencing the zodiac sign Aquarius
  • Describing museum exhibits or historical artifacts
Tone: The tone is generally neutral and educational. It is rarely used in modern slang, so literal interpretations are usually the safest.

Illustrative message examples with 🏺

These examples are illustrative, not observed messages.

  • just got back from the museum, saw some amazing ancient pottery 🏺
  • my zodiac sign is aquarius 🏺 what's yours?
  • we're studying ancient rome in history class rn 🏺
  • found this cute little vase at the thrift store today 🏺
  • pouring some red wine tonight 🏺🍷

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How 🏺 amphora looks

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🏺 amphora codes for developers

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Emoji🏺
Unicode codepointsU+1F3FA
HTML (decimal)🏺
HTML (hex)🏺
CSS\1F3FA
JavaScript\u{1F3FA}
JSON\uD83C\uDFFA
URL encoded%F0%9F%8F%BA
Shortcode (GitHub):amphora:

🏺 in other languages

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