olive
Get to know a common food product for different savory dishes, and even cocktails with the olive emoji. This emoji shows a single green olive that we usually see in our local supermarkets.Â
The olive emoji depicts the real-life olive which is light green, oval-shaped, and has an orange skin on its top. On some platforms, it is an individual olive. While in other social media apps, the olives are still on their branch.Â
To lessen the confusion, the olive is actually a fruit. So it is safe to include some fruit emojis like the tomato emoji, kiwi emoji, and strawberry emoji to name a few.Â
The word olive comes from the Greek word oliva which means olive tree, so you also include the simple deciduous tree emoji to let everyone know its etymology.Â
The olive has been around for a couple of centuries now. They mostly originate from Italy and other parts of Europe. So make sure to drop the flag Italy emoji to emphasize this awesome fact. Olives are also used to produce olive oil which is used in various ways throughout the years. Olive oil was used to be involved with royalty, so it is nice to drop the prince emoji or the princess emoji.
Olive is a fully-qualified emoji as part of Unicode 13.0 which was introduced in 2020, and was added to Emoji 13.0.
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