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🪔 Diya Lamp iPhone Emoji
An oil lamp made from clay, lit during Diwali and auspicious ceremonies to symbolize the triumph of light over darkness.
Copy Diya Lamp & Developer Codes
Character Glyph
🪔
Unicode Code Points
U+1FA94
HTML Entity
🪔
CSS Escape
\1FA94
JavaScript String
"\uD83E\uDE94"
URL Encoded
%F0%9F%AA%94
🌐 Universal Emoji for All Devices & Platforms
This emoji uses standard universal Unicode encoding. When copied, it works seamlessly across iPhone (Apple iOS), Android (Google & Samsung), Windows, macOS, WhatsApp, Instagram, TikTok, and web browsers. Each platform automatically displays the glyph in its native high-resolution system design.
What does the 🪔 Diya Lamp mean in a text?
Used to say 'Happy Diwali' and invoke blessings of knowledge, good fortune, and inner light.
Nuanced Contextual Interpretations
- General Meaning
- A traditional South Asian oil lamp with a cotton wick in ghee or vegetable oil, central to Diwali (the Festival of Lights).
- Romantic Messages
- Wishing light, peace, and prosperity to a partner's family during auspicious festive seasons.
- Friendship & Chats
- Sending warm holiday greetings to friends and colleagues celebrating Diwali, Deepavali, and New Year.
- Social Media & Captions
- Decorates festive Instagram reels, rangoli videos, family feasts, and community celebration posts.
Technical Specifications & Unicode Data
| Character Glyph | 🪔 |
|---|---|
| Unicode Code Point(s) | U+1FA94 |
| HTML Entity | 🪔 |
| CSS Escape | \1FA94 |
| JavaScript Unicode | "\uD83E\uDE94" |
| URL Encoded | %F0%9F%AA%94 |
| Category | Festivals & Holidays |
Frequently Asked Questions
What festival is the 🪔 Diya Lamp emoji associated with? ▾
It is strongly associated with Diwali (Deepavali), the Hindu, Jain, and Sikh festival of lights symbolizing spiritual victory of light over darkness.