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☘️Shamrock EmojiUnicode: 2618 FE0F
It's a three-leaf clover plant symbol. Used to wish someone good luck or celebrate Irish culture.
Released in Released in 2010 with Unicode 6.0.
luckgood luckIrelandSt. Patrick's Dayclovergreenwholesomepositive vibescharmedfeelin' luckyLeprechaun
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Meaning and Interpretation
☘️ This little guy is all about luck and Irish pride! Think of it as a digital good luck charm. Slap it in a message when you're wishing someone well on a big test or a job interview. It's also the ultimate sign for St. Patty's Day – use it to show your spirit or when you're talking about anything Irish. Beyond that, it can just mean something is pure, natural, or has good, simple vibes.
Symbolism
- Good Luck & Fortune
- Irish Heritage & St. Patrick's Day
- Nature, Purity & Wholesomeness
Common Usage Scenarios
- Wishing a friend "good luck" before a big event.
- Celebrating St. Patrick's Day in texts and social media posts.
- Adding a cute, natural, or positive touch to a message.
Usage Examples in Conversation
"Big presentation today… send me all the luck! ☘️"
"Happy St. Patrick's Day! 🍀☘️🍀"
"Just found a four-leaf clover! Feeling blessed ☘️"
"That new park is so green and peaceful ☘️"
"Rooting for you in the finals! You got this ☘️☘️☘️"
Usage Guidelines and Etiquette
- Perfect for St. Patrick's Day – it's more specific than 🍀 for Irish context.
- Great as a friendly, low-key good luck charm.
- Can feel a bit old-school or whimsical, so use it for positive, lighthearted vibes.
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