🪻Hyacinth

Meaning of 🪻 Hyacinth Emoji

The emoji 🪻 “Hyacinth” depicts a flower with a green stem, a purple inflorescence and a pair of long, thin leaves growing from the base. The emoji was released in Unicode 15.0 version in 2022.

The hyacinth flower is typically associated with 🌸 Spring, the holiday of Nawruz, nature’s renewal and rebirth, and marks the beginning of something new. This is why the 🪻 “Hyacinth” emoji can be used in mentioned contexts. The emoji could also be appropriate in topics related to Asian countries and, of course, can be used simply as a flower.

Share your 😃 Joy at the arrival of spring while texting. Use the emoji 🪻 “Hyacinth” to describe the beauty of the awakening nature. Additionally, combine the emoji with the 🌷 “Tulip”, 🌿 “Herb” and 🐞 “Lady Beetle” emojis to do so.

Spread the word on social media about the Nawruz holiday. Send 🪻 “Hyacinth” in a greeting message, pairing it with other attributes of the celebration. Specifically, with the emoji 🌱 “Seeding”, 🔥 “Fire” and 🎉 “Party Popper”, as well as use combinations of 🥚🟣🔴🟢 and 🍚🧄🍲.

You can also use the 🪻 “Hyacinth” emoji to vividly congratulate your ❤️ Beloved mum and 👵 Grandma on 👩‍👧‍👦 Mother’s Day. In that case, the 🪻 “Hyacinth” can either be an element of a virtual 💐 Bouquet or simply a beautiful décor. The latter will look more chic together in combo with the colourful 💞 Heart emojis.

Interesting Fact:

• There is a belief that the Hyacinth flower was created by the ancient Greek god named Apollo, from the flesh and 🩸 Blood of the Spartan 🤴 Prince Hyacinthus. It happened after the young 👦 Man was accidentally killed while throwing a 🥏 Discus.