The stop sign emoji is an octagonal traffic sign. It carries the strong meaning of "Stop!"
The stop button emoji is a square shape, used to completely stop or end something.
The pause button emoji is used to temporarily stop music or videos. It's characterized by its two vertical bars.
This is an emoji showing the back of a hand. It can be used to mean "just a moment" or "stop."
This is an emoji of a hand pushing something to the left. You can use it to refuse a request or to ask someone to "hold on" and wait.
An emoji showing a palm, used to say "Hold on!" and make someone stop. It can also be used to say "Hi!" or to ask a question.
This emoji means 'prohibited' and strongly indicates that an action is not allowed. It's also used to mean 'no' or 'don't.'
The 'No Entry' emoji indicates a strong prohibition, meaning 'Do not enter here.' You can see it on one-way streets or in restricted areas.
The cross mark emoji means 'No,' 'Incorrect,' or 'Forbidden.' It's used to reject something or to mark something as wrong.
This emoji, pushing a palm to the right, signifies "stop" or "refusal." It can be used as a signal to not come closer.
The red square emoji represents a strong signal like 'stop' or 'danger.'
This is the play or pause button, used when watching videos or listening to music.
The 🔴 emoji signifies 'attention' or 'importance.' You can place it before an important message to add emphasis.
The construction emoji is a sign that indicates a construction site on the road. It means something is currently a work in progress.
The vertical traffic light emoji is the very same traffic light we see when crossing the street. It tells us when to stop and go with its red and green lights.
This emoji, which shows a person making an 'X' with their arms, carries the meaning of a strong refusal, like 'No' or 'Not allowed.'
This emoji is used when you have to keep a secret. It means your mouth is zipped shut, so you can't speak.
This emoji indicates a place where you shouldn't use your mobile phone. You often see it in movie theaters or libraries.
The palm down hand emoji is used when dropping something or telling someone to go away. It can express a situation of letting something go.
The cross mark button emoji means 'no,' 'incorrect,' or 'prohibited.' It's used when rejecting something.
This emoji means "no sound" or "be quiet." It's used when your phone is set to silent mode or when you're in a quiet place.
This emoji shows a mobile phone that is powered off. It's used to mean that you are currently unreachable.
The 🈲 emoji means "prohibited." You can use it when a certain action is not allowed.
The 'No Pedestrians' emoji means it's a path where people are not allowed to walk. You can see it on highways for cars only.
This emoji represents a bus stop, a place where you wait for the bus. You can use it when talking about your commute to school or work, or a meeting spot with a friend.
This is the siren light from a police car or ambulance, used to signal an urgent or very important situation. It's a signal that demands immediate attention.
The 'No Smoking' emoji means you are not allowed to smoke. You can often see it in public places.
The muted speaker emoji indicates a state of complete silence. You can use it when you need to be quiet.
The horizontal traffic light emoji is a traffic light you can see on the road. It tells cars when to go and when to stop.
The hand with fingers splayed emoji is used to say "hello" as a greeting or "hold on" to ask someone to stop.
The 🆘 emoji is a distress signal indicating an urgent need for help. It's used to signal a very dangerous or urgent situation.
This emoji, featuring the word 'END,' signifies that something is finished. It's a mark you might see at the end of a movie or a story.
This is an emoji of a red triangle pointing down. It's used to signify the direction 'down' or a 'decrease'.
This emoji strongly shows the meaning 'No!' by making an 'X' shape with both arms.
The 'eject button' emoji is used when taking something out of a machine. It's shaped like the button you press to safely remove a CD or USB drive.
This is a math symbol emoji that represents multiplication. However, it's also often used to mean "incorrect" or "cancel."
This is a traffic sign emoji meaning to be careful because there are children on the road. You can usually see it near schools.
The person standing emoji literally shows a person standing still. You can use it to mean you're waiting for someone or simply that you're there.
This symbol is a mark used in Japanese karaoke to indicate the beginning of a song. You can see it as a signal for 'It's your turn to sing!'
This emoji means that people under 18 are not allowed. It's used to indicate ratings for movies or games.
As a clock emoji, it represents 'four-thirty' or 'half past four.' You can use it when telling time.
This is an emoji of a man conveying the meaning 'No.' You can use it to reject a suggestion or an idea.
The 'Warning' emoji lets you know there's something dangerous or that you need to be careful about. You can also use it to emphasize important information.
This emoji means 'correct' or 'right.' The circle shape is often used with a positive meaning.
This is the emoji for switching a mobile phone to vibration mode. It's useful in quiet places.
