The drop of blood emoji represents bleeding when you get hurt. You can use it for a small cut or a nosebleed.
The 🆎 emoji represents blood type AB. You can use it when stating or confirming your blood type.
This is a button emoji representing the letter 'O.' In Korea, it's also frequently used to mean blood type O.
This emoji means the letter 'A,' but in Korea, it's more often used to signify 'blood type A.'
The 🅱️ emoji represents blood type B. In Korea, there is a culture of discussing personalities based on blood types.
The vampire emoji represents a scary being with sharp fangs. It's mainly used when talking about Halloween or horror movies.
The syringe emoji is used for getting a shot at the hospital. You might see it when you're sick or getting a vaccination.
This is the DNA emoji, which means the blueprint of life. All living things inherit this DNA from their parents.
This is an emoji of a man vampire with pointy teeth. Use it when telling scary stories or on Halloween.
This is a real heart-shaped emoji, different from the heart (❤️) that means love. It represents the heart beating inside our bodies.
The woman vampire emoji symbolizes an alluring yet scary female vampire. You can use it when you're dressed as a vampire for a Halloween party.
The 🏥 hospital emoji means the place you go when you're sick or injured. You can use it when you're going to see a doctor.
This is the stethoscope emoji used by doctors, and it appears in conversations related to health or hospitals. You can use it when you're sick or getting a check-up.
This is a test tube emoji, for mixing liquids and observing reactions in a lab. It's often used when talking about science or experiments.
The adhesive bandage emoji is used to treat and protect a small wound. It shows the act of putting a bandage on an injury.
The microscope emoji is a cool science tool that magnifies and shows a tiny world invisible to the naked eye.
The red heart emoji is the most basic heart, meaning "I love you." You can use it for anyone, including family, friends, and partners.
This is an emoji used when you're sweating from a hard workout. You can also use it when you're hot or having a tough time.
This is a droplet emoji that can mean water, tears, or sweat. You can use it when you're thirsty, sad, or hot.
The pill emoji means medicine you take when you're sick. You can use it when you have a cold or a headache.
This emoji represents a health worker, like a doctor or nurse, who helps sick people. You can use it when going to the hospital or talking about health.
This emoji represents a medium-dark skin tone. You can use it to change the skin color of human emojis.
The beating heart emoji shows a heart that is pulsing. It can express feelings of excitement or surprise.
The splatter emoji shows paint or ink splattered on a wall or floor. You can use it when something has been spilled or has gotten messy.
This emoji means 'correct' or 'right.' The circle shape is often used with a positive meaning.
This emoji represents a medium-light skin tone and can change the color of human emojis. Use it to select a skin color that resembles your own.
The petri dish emoji is a tool used in a science lab. It's used for growing and observing small organisms like bacteria.
This represents the vehicle that quickly takes sick or injured people to the hospital. It's used to indicate an urgent situation.
The purple heart emoji means 'I love you.' It's used to express affection for friends and family.
This emoji represents the mosquito that bothers us on summer nights. You can use it when you can't sleep because of mosquitoes.
The biohazard emoji is a sign that warns of dangers like germs or viruses. It's used in hospitals or research labs.
The 🔴 emoji signifies 'attention' or 'importance.' You can place it before an important message to add emphasis.
This emoji represents a female doctor or female nurse. You can use it when giving health advice or going to the hospital.
This emoji shows liquid pouring out of a cup. You can use it when you've accidentally spilled something.
The 'Sneezing Face' emoji depicts someone blowing their nose or sneezing. You can use it when you have a cold or are suffering from allergies.
This emoji, with a thermometer in its mouth, shows that you're sick. It's good to use when you have a cold or a fever.
The red square emoji represents a strong signal like 'stop' or 'danger.'
This emoji represents a health worker, like a doctor or a nurse. You can use it when talking about going to the hospital or about health.
This is a skin tone emoji that can be applied to other emojis. It's used to represent a medium skin tone.
This emoji represents a fingerprint, the unique pattern on a finger that differs for every person. It can also signify 'me' or oneself.
The medical symbol emoji represents health-related places like hospitals or pharmacies. You can use it when you're sick or talking about doctors.
The ❤️🩹 emoji with a bandage signifies that a hurt heart is healing. It represents the process of overcoming pain and gradually getting better.
This emoji means a light peck or kiss sent to a loved one. It's often added to the end of a message to show affection.
This emoji represents a place where you can get drinkable water, i.e., a water fountain. It signifies a spot where you can drink water when you're thirsty.
This emoji represents a nearly empty battery. It signifies a critical situation where the power might turn off soon.
