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+The [b]hyphen symbol[/b] is not a punctuation character. In Russian, it is always part of the word, so it refers to spelling. The word hyphen came from the Latin divisio - division. Unicode has several hyphen characters. The minus differs in length and height in the line (at least, however, the font should solve everything). A non-breaking hyphen symbol does not allow anyone to break a string at this point.

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+The question mark is put at the end of the sentence to show the corresponding intonation. Ancient writers used it; However, the outline was different. In the [https://unicode-table.com/en/alphabets/syriac/ Syrian] texts, it looked like a colon and was placed at the beginning of a sentence, if it did not start with a question word. And in the Greek, it looked, approximately, as a point with a lightning gushing from right to left (·∼). The modern look, found in print from the 16th century, however, did not always express the question but was acknowledged in the 18th century. In the Spanish letter, the symbol of an [U:00BF  inverted question mark] is added at the beginning of the sentence. It is convenient to know in advance what intonation should be used.
+
+The image of the question mark is associated with the Latin word "quaestio" - which means a search for an answer. Over time, for shortness, they simply began to write q over o. Then the mark mutated into what we see today.
+
+Sometimes a question mark is used with an [https://unicode-table.com/en/0021/ exclamation mark]. According to the rules of Russian punctuation, it should be used as [U:2048], but not like that [U:2049].
+
+In Unicode, there are still [U:2E2E] and [U:2047]. 
+
+Other symbols are used to indicate interrogative intonation:
+
+[U:037E] Greek.
+
+[U:00BF] Optional Spanish. It is placed at the beginning of sentences.
+
+[U:061F] Arab.
+
+[U:055E] Artsakan nshan. Armenian.
+
+[U:0706] Old Syrian. It was used at the beginning of the sentence if it did not start with a question word.
+
+[U:1367] Ethiopian.
+
+[U:2CFA] [U:2CFB] Old Nubian.
+
+[U:A60F] Wai.
+
+[U:A6F7] Bamum.
+
+[U:11143] Chakma.
+
+[U:AAF1] Manipuri.
+
+[U:1945] Limbu.

loc/en/symbols-desc/007B.axyml

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+This dot symbol is not a common [U:2022 list marker], although it is in the middle of the line.

loc/en/symbols-desc/00A2.axyml

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+This sign is used in America and Europe as an indication of currency. Similar sign of cents and centavos ¢ is a variation of the Latin letter C. The only difference is a [https://unicode-table.com/en/007C/ vertical line] crossing the letter. The meaning of the sign is the cent symbol entered in Unicode.
+
+The other variation of the sign is also used for:
+
+[*][https://unicode-table.com/en/20B5/ Ghanian cedi];
+[*]Costa Rican colons;
+[*]Turkmen writing;
+[*]as [https://unicode-table.com/en/FFE0/ cent] symbol.

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+To print [b]section sign[/b] from the keyboard (in windows), hold down Alt and when Num Lock is enabled on the numeric panel (right) dial 0167. Alt+0167. Or copy here.
+
+A paragraph is a complete piece of text. They are usually singled out in the official literature, such as textbooks, legislation, financial documents. Then they are numbered to simplify the orientation of the content.
+
+The icon of section sign is two fused Latin letters S. But it is in our tradition, and some other people it looks quite different, and is not placed at the beginning and at the end of the text. Here are some examples:
+
+။ - Myanmar
+
+፠ - Ethiopic
+
+᨟ - Buginese
+
+܀ - Syriac section symbol
+
+Unicode has many different Chapter markers for writing type khojki or sharada. Perhaps they serve the same purpose.

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+The [b]copyright sign[/b] is printed on the keyboard with Alt + 0169. Numbers are typed on a numeric keypad with Num Lock on.
+
+This icon is a [https://unicode-table.com/en/0043/ Latin letter "C"] in the circle. Correctly to call it - a sign of copyright law protection. Applied with published work of the person or of the organization. Sometimes it indicates, in fact, protected content. It is like a notification "Caution, [https://unicode-table.com/en/1F608/ evil] copywriter." The absence of a copyright sign does not mean that rights does not belong to anyone. For the rights to the work appear with the author, when he creates it. Theoretically, for this, some formality of the registration type is not needed.
+
+The first letter of the word copyright is the basis of the symbol. In places that do not pretend to be solid, it is sometimes written like this: (c).
+
+By analogy with the symbol of copyright there is also a sign of copyleft. It looks almost the same, only the letter "c" is expanded [U:0254]. Indicates the reverse, i.e. rightholders allow the distribution of the object and its versions, usually provided that all derivatives are also free for copying.

loc/en/symbols-desc/00B0.axyml

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+Using the key, the [b]degree sign[/b] is printed with the combination Alt + 0176 (in windows). Works in Russian and English layouts, the numbers need to be pressed on the numeric keypad, Num Lock should be on. You can insert a degree sign with the [https://unicode-table.com/en/1F42D/ mouse], the symbol is simply copied from this page.
+
+A degree sign is a symbol that is used to indicate [https://unicode-table.com/en/1F321/ temperature] or angle. In the case of an angle, the degree sign is immediately after the number, without a space (90 °). When it comes to temperature, it is separated from the number by a space, but is put together with the scale designation (24 ° C). In the Kelvin scale, temperature units are simply called «kelvin», the degree icon is not needed. In Unicode, alphabetic characters have signs with temperature scales: [U:2103 degrees Celsius ℃], [U:2109 Fahrenheit] ℉, [U:212A Kelvin] K.

loc/en/symbols-desc/00B1.axyml

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+The plus minus sign is used to indicate the interval. From [https://unicode-table.com/en/0033/ three] to [https://unicode-table.com/en/0037/ seven], you can write as: 5 ± 2. On the keyboard type Alt + 0177. The number 0177 is entered on the numeric block with Num Lock on.
+
+Also, the solidworks plus minus symbol can be used for:
+[*]indicate the observational error;
+[*]spread of values of any parameters.
+
+In a [https://unicode-table.com/en/1F5EB/ conversation] between people the plus minus symbol indicates the inaccuracy of anything.

loc/en/symbols-desc/00BD.axyml

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+Simple fraction "one half". Written with one character instead of a sequence of three: "1/2". It can be convenient when writing formulas.
+
+Shows half of something. It is 0.5, zero five.
+
+A simple fraction is a fraction whose numerator is less than the denominator.

loc/en/symbols-desc/00FC.axyml

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+##How to type U with two dots above?
+
+You can write a Latin letter u with two dots in different ways. To do this, you need to copy it. The source can be this page. Word has a special command - insert character.
+
+Also, you can use ALT key. Select the desired keyboard layout. Turn On Num Lock. Hold down the ALT key and enter the numbers on the right number bar. Here are the ALT codes for some similar letters:
+
+[*]	ä – 0228;
+[*]	Ä – 0196;
+[*]	ë – 0235;
+[*]	Ë – 0203;
+[*]	ï – 0239;
+[*]	Ï – 0207;
+[*]	ö – 0246;
+[*]	Ö – 0214;
+[*]	ü – 0252;
+[*]	Ü – 0220;
+[*]	ÿ – 0225;
+[*]	Ÿ – 0159;
+
+##What's the symbol U with two little dots?
+
+This Latin small letter is used in several writings. Often in germanic languages, also hungarian and turkish. Points are a diacritical sign called a diaeresis or Umalat. In various writings he refers to are different. For example, it may show that two vowels are pronounced separately.

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+This symbol is an alternative currency symbol used for Bitcoin.
+For details see [http://bitcoinsymbol.org/ bitcoinsymbol.org].
+
+See also: [U:0E3F].

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+Gamma is the third letter of the Greek alphabet. In the Ionian number system, it meant the number 3. It originated from the Phoenician letter gaml [U:10902]. Many other Latin and Cyrillic letters (G, C, Г ...) originated from the same scale.
+
+A lower case Greek gamma letter is widely used in scientific notation (in mathematics, physics, astronomy).
+
+In geometry, when specifying angles, they are usually used in the order of alpha, beta, and gamma.
+
+Gamma radiation (γ-rays) - electromagnetic radiation in the extremely short-wavelength range.
+
+"Gamma" is often part of the stars' name (γ Centauri - Gamma Centauri), usually indicates their relative luminosity (alpha is the brightest star in the constellation, beta, and gamma dimmer).

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+Interesting and peculiar letter ε-epsilon is the fifth letter of the Greek alphabet. Its numeric value is number 5. Epsilon's origin comes from the [https://unicode-table.com/en/10904/ Phoenician letter "hē"]. The pronunciation of the letter ε lies between sounds "Y" and "U". There is no analog to epsilon in the Russian alphabet.
+
+The letter is popular and it is used everywhere outside the Greek alphabet, for example in such scientific fields:
+
+[*]Math;
+[*]Physics;
+[*]Astronomy (the fifth brightest [https://unicode-table.com/en/sets/stars-symbols/ star]);
+[*]Computer science (as an empty line);
+[*]Programming (as the accuracy of the amount of data)
+[*][https://unicode-table.com/en/alphabets/international-phonetic-alphabet/ Phonetics].

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+This is the seventh letter of the Greek alphabet. In the Ionic number system, it is 8. It originated from the Phoenician letter Het, and Latin and Cyrillic letters originated from it, such as Н, И, Й. In the Old Slavonic alphabet, this letter corresponded to the letter "izhe". In modern Greek, it is called Ita and is pronounced not quite as it was in antiquity.
+
+Like many other Greek letters, this one has found wide use in scientific notation. It refers to the enthalpy, refractive index, efficiency, and much more.

loc/en/symbols-desc/03BB.axyml

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+Lambda - the 11th letter of the Greek alphabet (also used in Coptic). In the Ionian number system matched, it meant 30. It originated from the Phoenician letter Lamd. Numerous letters originated from the lamd itself, such as L or Л.
+
+A lowercase lambda is widely used in scientific notation. Lambda denotes the wavelength, the decay constant, the specific heat of melting, the charge density, and many other variables. λ-probe - a sensor of residual oxygen in exhaust gases. λ-phage is the name of one of the bacteriophages.

loc/en/symbols-desc/03F4.axyml

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+Unlike other signs this one combines the function of the letter and the symbol. "Theta" is the eighth letter of the Greek alphabet. It helps to indicate [https://unicode-table.com/en/1F321/ temperatures] and to mark zenith [https://unicode-table.com/en/2220/ angle]. The sign is also used in electrical engineering, theory of strength of materials and other disciplines.
+
+It is obvious that this sign is highly necessary, so it can be typed from a keyboard very easily. Its indication in Unicode is U+03F4. But you don't have to memorize it because it is already included in Arial and Times New Roman fonts.

loc/en/symbols-desc/075D.axyml

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+A lot of letters with diacritics in Unicode. Example: small letter [U:00FC u with two dots] above.

loc/en/symbols-desc/0AF9.axyml

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+Used in transliteration of Avestan.

loc/en/symbols-desc/0C5A.axyml

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+Letter for an alveolar consonant whose exact phonetic value is not known.

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+The currency of [https://unicode-table.com/en/alphabets/thai/ Thailand]. 
+Equals 100 satang.
+ISO 4217 code is THB.
+
+The symbol is also used as an alternative sign Bitcoin.
+See also: [U:0243].
+

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F004.axyml

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+The symbol depicts one of the tiles of the Chinese Mahjong game, which is called the red dragon.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F0CF.axyml

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+Emoji for playing Joker card. It is included in the standard 54-sheet deck. The Joker can play the role of any other card.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F170.axyml

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+In Emoji form this symbol is depicted as the capital Latin A in the red square. This icon represents the second blood group according to the ABO classification system.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F171.axyml

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+In [https://unicode-table.com/en/collections/emojis/ Emoji] form this symbol is depicted as the [https://unicode-table.com/en/0042/ capital Latin B] in the red [https://unicode-table.com/en/20DE/ square]. This icon represents the third blood group according to the ABO classification system.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F17E.axyml

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+In Emoji form this symbol is depicted as the capital Latin O in the red square. This icon represents the first blood group according to the ABO classification system.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F17F.axyml

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+White letter P on a blue background shows a Parking lot. It is a traffic sign from the ARIB STD B24 data coding and transmission standard for digital broadcasting. 

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F18E.axyml

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+In Emoji form this symbol is depicted as the capital Latin A and B in the red square. This icon represents the fourth blood group according to the ABO classification system.

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+The Latin letters CL are the abbreviation for the word clear. Such a symbol can be seen, for example, on the button "clean" old mobile phones. Character is encoded for compatibility with the Japanese cell phone carrier emoji sets. 

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+The word "cool" is enclosed in a blue square. Symbol is encoded for compatibility with the Japanese cell phone carrier emoji sets.

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+The word "free" is enclosed in a blue square. Symbol is encoded for compatibility with the Japanese cell phone carrier emoji sets.

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+Letters ID enclosed in a blue square are means the identification. Symbol is encoded for compatibility with the Japanese cell phone carrier emoji sets.

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+The word "new" is enclosed in a blue square. Symbol is encoded for compatibility with the Japanese cell phone carrier emoji sets.

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+The letter NG is the abbreviation of No Good. Symbol is encoded for compatibility with the Japanese cell phone carrier emoji sets.

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+The word "ok" is enclosed in a blue square. Symbol is encoded for compatibility with the Japanese cell phone carrier emoji sets.
+

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+The abbreviation SOS stands for Save Our Souls is a distress call. The sign means searching for missing persons. Symbol is encoded for compatibility with the Japanese cell phone carrier emoji sets.

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+This word "UP" here means update, new information. Symbol is encoded for compatibility with the Japanese cell phone carrier emoji sets.
+

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+VS is the abbreviation for the Latin word versus, which means "against". Symbol is encoded for compatibility with the Japanese cell phone carrier emoji sets.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F201.axyml

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+This Emoji depicts the Japanese word "here" in a blue square. Character is encoded for compatibility with the Japanese cell phone carrier emoji sets. 

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F202.axyml

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+Japanese katakana symbol "sa" in the blue box. This Emoji means "service". Well, or something like that. Character is encoded for compatibility with the Japanese cell phone carrier emoji sets.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F21A.axyml

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+This Chinese character means that something does not exist. Emoji is used in the sense of "free broadcasting".

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F22F.axyml

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+This character represents the designated hitter in baseball. It is translated, approximately, as "reserve". The symbol is from the ARIB STD B24 standard for digital television.

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+Emoji with this character denotes "prohibition". The symbol is added to Unicode to ensure compatibility with Japanese Emoji sets for cell phones.
+

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+Emoji with this character denotes empty and available. The symbol is added to Unicode to ensure compatibility with Japanese Emoji sets for cell phones.

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+This character means "passed". The symbol is added to Unicode to ensure compatibility with Japanese Emoji sets for cell phones.
+

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F235.axyml

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+This character means "full". The symbol is added to Unicode to ensure compatibility with Japanese Emoji sets for cell phones.
+

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+This character means "existence". The symbol is added to Unicode to ensure compatibility with Japanese Emoji sets for cell phones.
+

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F237.axyml

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+This character means "monthly". The symbol is added to Unicode to ensure compatibility with Japanese Emoji sets for cell phones.
+

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F238.axyml

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+This character means "application". The symbol is added to Unicode to ensure compatibility with Japanese Emoji sets for cell phones.

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+This character means "discount". The symbol is added to Unicode to ensure compatibility with Japanese Emoji sets for cell phones.
+

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+This character means "in business". May indicate opening hours. The symbol is added to Unicode to ensure compatibility with Japanese Emoji sets for cell phones.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F250.axyml

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+Added to the Emoji character, which translates as "advantage". The symbol is added to Unicode to ensure compatibility with Japanese Emoji sets for cell phones.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F251.axyml

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+Added to the Emoji character, which translates as "accept". The symbol is added to Unicode to ensure compatibility with Japanese Emoji sets for cell phones.

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+This Emoji schematically displays a view of the cyclone from above. In some fonts, it is similar to the paragraph sign — you can use it to decorate the text.
+
+A cyclone is a special accumulation of air masses in the planet's atmosphere. In the center is always the area of low pressure.

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+The icon depicts a city or a bridge covered with fog. This symbol of the landscape can characterize  typical weather for some a region. There is one more emoji with fog: 🌫

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F302.axyml

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+The symbol of a closed Umbrella may indicate a high probability of rain.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F303.axyml

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+The task of this symbol is to convey the concept of starry night. Celestial bodies are difficult to observe during the day or through the clouds. Urban smog also reduces visibility. However, Emoji shows the starry sky in the city. Probably because the night is easier to show through the houses with glowing windows.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F304.axyml

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+The pictogram shows the sunrise over mountains. No one forbids the use of this Emoji to illustrate the sunset. However, there is a separate symbol for it: 🌇

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F305.axyml

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+Emoji sunrise shows how the sun rises from the horizon above the water or plain. Since the picture is static, it also depicts the sunset.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F306.axyml

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+The symbol displays the city landscape in the morning or in the evening at dusk. When the sun sets over the horizon, the darkness does not immediately thicken. Due to the physical phenomenon of diffraction, some time the light still hits the surface until the sun goes very low. This period is called twilight.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F307.axyml

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+Sunset over the city shows this Emoji. The picture can not say the sun is setting or rising, but the name of the icon in Unicode clearly says that it is sunset.

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+Emoji shows a rainbow in the clear sky or near clouds. This natural phenomenon is due to the fact that the water droplets differently reflect different colors. As a result, the full white spectrum breaks down into components. To see the rainbow need bright sunlight and rain.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F309.axyml

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+Another landscape symbol. This icon shows a suspension bridge at night. Americans, of course, will say that it is Emoji of the Golden Gate bridge.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F30A.axyml

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+The water wave is displayed by this symbol. Emoji can be used in the meaning of tsunami, tide, sea excitement or it's time to go surfing.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F30B.axyml

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+Unicode landscape symbol. On the icon of Emoji volcano erupts. Streams of hot lava flow down the slope, into the atmosphere flying tons of ash. The smoke covers the sunlight. Mountains eroding magma named after the ancient Roman God of fire — Vulcan.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F30C.axyml

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+The Milky Way Emoji shows a view of our galaxy from Earth. Not many platforms depict it entirely.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F30D.axyml

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+The symbol of the globe where Africa and Europe are visible. Emoji came from a set of Webdings.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F30E.axyml

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+The symbol of the globe where South and North America are visible. Emoji came from a set of Webdings.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F30F.axyml

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+The symbol of the globe which shows Asia, Oceania and Australia. Emoji came from a set of Webdings.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F310.axyml

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+Globe with meridians and latitude is used to denote something international, clock with time zones, change keyboard input languages, globalization, world wide web, etc.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F311.axyml

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+The moon makes a full revolution around the Earth for 29.5 days. Depending on its position, it is seen differently from our planet. If the Moon is somewhere between the Sun and the Earth, it is almost invisible. This phenomenon is called the new moon, and it depicts Emoji.
+
+Symbol will be useful for compilation of the lunar calendar.

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+The moon makes a full revolution around the Earth for 29.5 days. Depending on its position, it is seen differently from our planet. If the Moon is somewhere between the Sun and the Earth, it is almost invisible — it is the new moon. As it moves further, it begins to "grow" — every day more of it becomes visible. This Emoji shows the beginning of this path, that is a waxing crescent.
+
+Symbol will be useful for compilation of the lunar calendar.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F313.axyml

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+The moon makes a full revolution around the Earth for 29.5 days. Depending on its position, it is seen differently from our planet. Halfway from the new moon (or Eclipse) the Moon is half lit. This is displayed by Emoji - the right half of the disk is orange. It's called the first quarter.
+
+Symbol will be useful for compilation of the lunar calendar.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F314.axyml

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+The moon makes a full revolution around the Earth for 29.5 days. Depending on its position, it is seen differently from our planet. This Emoji shows the approach to the full moon — waxing gibbous.
+
+Symbol will be useful for compilation of the lunar calendar.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F315.axyml

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+The moon makes a full revolution around the Earth for 29.5 days. Depending on its position, it is seen differently from our planet. It is fully illuminated when it is behind the Earth relative to the Sun, but not closed by it. It's called a full moon.
+
+Symbol will be useful for compilation of the lunar calendar.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F316.axyml

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+The moon makes a full revolution around the Earth for 29.5 days. Depending on its position, it is seen differently from our planet. After the full moon the Moon begins to decrease. 
+
+Symbol will be useful for compilation of the lunar calendar.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F317.axyml

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+The moon makes a full revolution around the Earth for 29.5 days. Depending on its position, it is seen differently from our planet. In the middle of the path from the full moon to the new moon lit the left half of the moon. It is third-quarter or last phase.
+
+Symbol will be useful for compilation of the lunar calendar.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F318.axyml

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+The moon makes a full revolution around the Earth for 29.5 days. Depending on its position, it is seen differently from our planet. On the approach to the new moon illuminated is only a small part on the left.
+
+Symbol will be useful for compilation of the lunar calendar.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F319.axyml

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+When the Moon is close to the new moon, only small part of it can be seen from Earth. Emoji Crescent Moon may indicate either the first or last quarter moon.
+
+Symbol will be useful for compilation of the lunar calendar.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F31A.axyml

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+Emoji depicts the moon during the new moon. It is animated by the human face drawn on it.
+

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F31B.axyml

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+This Emoji depicts a growing moon in the first quarter with Face.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F31C.axyml

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+This Emoji depicts a growing moon in the third (last) quarter with Face.

loc/en/symbols-desc/1F31D.axyml

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+Emoji depicts the moon during the full moon. It is animated by the human face drawn on it.
+

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+In the sun with rays drawn human face. Usually, it smiles.
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+The Emoji glowing star is more applicable to famous people than to astronomical objects.
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+When an asteroid reaches the planet's atmosphere it usually burns off due to friction against the air. This is clearly visible in the night sky. Such an asteroid is called a meteorite, or a shooting star.
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+The thermometer icon refers to weather symbols. Depicts a temperature, usually high. On the icon of the Emoji there is a mercury thermometer. The symbol appeared in Unicode from the Webdings set.

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+Weather symbol of the sun and a small cloud denotes a small cloudiness. This icon is added to Emoji from Webdings set.

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+Weather symbol of a sun behind a cloud denotes a partly cloudy weather. This icon is added to Emoji from Webdings set.
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+Weather symbol of a sun behind a cloud from which rain denotes variable cloudiness and a high probability of precipitation. This icon is added to Emoji from Webdings set.

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+The weather symbol for rain clouds is for rainy weather. This icon is added to Emoji from Webdings set.
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+The weather symbol of the cloud with snow means that the snow will fall. This icon is added to Emoji from Webdings set.

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+Weather symbol dark clouds with lightning indicates a storm. This icon is added to Emoji from Webdings set.

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+The weather symbol of a cloud with a vortex means a tornado. This icon is added to Emoji from Webdings set.

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+Three thick tildes, one above the other, denote fog. It's a weather symbol. This icon is added to Emoji from Webdings set.
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+The symbol of the face blowing to the right is supposed to denote the wind in its weather value. This icon is added to Emoji from Webdings set.

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+A hot dog is a sausage or sausage wrapped in a bread poured with ketchup or mustard. Typical fast food dish. The Emoji hot dog can be used to offer a joint meal.

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+The symbol of traditional Mexican food Taco. This dish consists of a tortilla, on which put the filling of meat and vegetables. Emoji is used in social networks to demonstrate gastronomic preferences.

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+This symbol represents a burrito-Mexican dish. In the tortilla wrapped sliced meat and vegetables. Use burrito Emoji to advertise your eatery in social networks.

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+Chestnut tree fruits are used in food industry and medicine. Also, this plant is planted with decorative purposes. Icon Emoji like a nut, it shows a good condition of the buttocks.

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+Just sprouted from a seed plant. The symbol represents horticultural sector.