🪯 Khanda emoji meaning
🪯 shows the khanda, the main symbol of Sikhism. It combines a double-edged sword in the center, a circular chakkar and two curved swords on the sides. People use it to show Sikh faith and identity, mark Sikh holidays such as Vaisakhi, and talk about gurdwaras and Punjabi culture.
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🪯 How people use it
- Showing Sikh identity in a social media bio
- Greeting people on Vaisakhi or Guru Nanak's birthday
- Posting about a gurdwara visit
Example messages
Happy Vaisakhi to everyone celebrating 🪯
Went to the gurdwara with family this morning 🪯
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Emoji details
| Name | khanda |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1FAAF |
| Category | Symbols |
| Keywords | deg, fateh, khalsa, religion, sikh, sikhism, tegh |
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What does the 🪯 khanda emoji mean?
🪯 shows the khanda, the main symbol of Sikhism. It combines a double-edged sword in the center, a circular chakkar and two curved swords on the sides. People use it to show Sikh faith and identity, mark Sikh holidays such as Vaisakhi, and talk about gurdwaras and Punjabi culture.
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