Orthodox New Year Emojis
Orthodox New Year, also known as the Old New Year, is celebrated on January 14th according to the Julian calendar. It marks the beginning of the new year for many Orthodox Christians around the world, often accompanied by traditional customs, feasting, and family gatherings.
bottle with popping cork
Depicts a bottle with a popping cork, symbolizing celebration.
En savoir plusfork and knife with plate
The fork and knife with plate emoji represents dining or eating.
En savoir plustwelve o’clock
The twelve o'clock emoji depicts a classic analog clock face showing noon.
En savoir plusdumpling
The dumpling emoji depicts a savory filled pastry, often found in Asian cuisine.
En savoir plusfried shrimp
The fried shrimp emoji depicts a deep-fried crustacean, often served as an appetizer.
En savoir pluswatermelon
The watermelon emoji depicts a sliced watermelon with green rind and red flesh.
En savoir pluspineapple
The pineapple emoji represents the tropical fruit with its distinctive spiky exterior.
En savoir plusglobe showing Asia-Australia
The globe showing Asia-Australia emoji represents the world map.
En savoir plusEmojis les plus recherchés
face with peeking eye
The face with peeking eye emoji depicts a smiling face peeking through fingers.
En savoir plusface with crossed-out eyes
The face with crossed-out eyes emoji depicts a dazed or unconscious expression.
En savoir plusmiddle finger
The middle finger emoji depicts a hand gesture of defiance or disrespect.
En savoir plusindex pointing at the viewer
The index pointing at the viewer emoji depicts a hand gesture.
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