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🇸🇿Flag of Eswatini EmojiUnicode: 1F1F8 1F1FF
Emoji for Eswatini's national flag
Released in The 🇸🇿 emoji was introduced in Unicode 11.0 in 2018, reflecting Eswatini's name change from Swaziland and its cultural identity.
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Meaning and Interpretation
The 🇸🇿 emoji represents the national flag of Eswatini, a landlocked kingdom in Southern Africa. The flag features a blue background symbolizing peace, with a central Nguni shield surrounded by spears and a staff with feathers, representing the nation's monarchy, cultural heritage, and commitment to harmony and defense. It is often used to express national pride, discuss Eswatini's history, or highlight its vibrant traditions in global conversations.
Symbolism
- The blue background symbolizes peace and stability in Eswatini's society.
- The central shield represents the Nguni people's protection and cultural legacy.
- The spears and staff with feathers signify the king's authority, national defense, and unity.
Common Usage Scenarios
- In social media posts about Eswatini's culture, festivals, or tourism.
- During international events like the Olympics or UN discussions involving Eswatini.
- In educational contexts or chats about African geography and history.
Usage Examples in Conversation
I'm planning a trip to Eswatini 🇸🇿, can't wait to see the landscapes!
Happy National Day to everyone in Eswatini 🇸🇿, you're amazing!
Just learned about Eswatini's history – their flag is so symbolic 🇸🇿.
Supporting Eswatini in the world cup qualifiers 🇸🇿, go team!
Eswatini's wildlife is incredible, especially the parks 🇸🇿.
Usage Guidelines and Etiquette
- Use the emoji respectfully to avoid misrepresenting Eswatini's culture or politics.
- Pair it with context in conversations to prevent confusion with other flags.
- Avoid overusing it in non-relevant discussions to maintain its symbolic value.
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Flag of South Africa
Represents a neighboring country in Southern Africa, often discussed together.