menorah Emoji
The 🕎 Menorah symbol represents the Jewish menorah and is commonly used in cultural and religious contexts.
U+1F54E
The 🕎 symbol is the Unicode character named “MENORAH” (U+1F54E). You can copy it for social posts, design, or web content, or insert it using standard Unicode escapes.
menorah Emoji Meaning
🕎 (MENORAH, U+1F54E) depicts a menorah, a multi-branch candelabrum strongly associated with Judaism and Jewish life. In everyday digital use, it often signals Jewish identity, heritage, or religious themes. It may also appear in messages connected to Jewish holidays and celebrations, especially where the menorah is a recognizable motif. Beyond explicit religious meaning, people also use the symbol to express cultural support, faith, or remembrance. Like many religious icons, its tone depends on context, so it’s best suited for posts, designs, or text where that association is appropriate and respectful.
Common uses
- •Greeting or invitation text for Jewish holidays and events
- •Cultural or faith-themed posts on social media
- •Design elements for posters, flyers, and website banners
- •Decorative icon in religious education and community resources
- •Email or chat markers for synagogue/community announcements
Examples
🕎 Menorah symbol: meaning, uses & copy
- 🕎Happy Hanukkah! 🕎
- 🕎Wishing you peace and light this season. 🕎
- 🕎Join us for community night—everyone welcome 🕎
- 🕎From our family to yours: Shalom 🕎
- 🕎Celebrating Jewish heritage with the menorah 🕎
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F54E | |
| HTML Entity | 🕎 | |
| HTML Code | 🕎 | |
| CSS | \1F54E |
FAQ
What is the Unicode name and code point for 🕎?
It’s named “MENORAH” and its code point is U+1F54E.
How do I copy the Menorah symbol?
Copy the character directly (🕎) from this page, or use the provided escape forms in HTML/CSS/JavaScript.
Can I use 🕎 in web or app text?
Yes. It’s a standard Unicode emoji character, so you can include it in text fields and render it with Unicode-capable fonts.
What does the Menorah emoji usually mean?
It most commonly refers to the menorah as a Jewish cultural and religious symbol, often used around Jewish identity and holiday-themed messages.