The 🦟 mosquito emoji represents a small, winged insect with a distinctive black and white striped body. It is often used to indicate annoyance or discomfort, as mosquitoes are known to be bothersome and can transmit diseases. The emoji can also be used in a more lighthearted way to represent a minor inconvenience or nuisance.
I'm so glad I brought bug spray to the camping trip, or else I would have been eaten alive by those pesky 🦟 mosquitoes!
I can't believe I got bitten by a 🦟 mosquito and now I have a huge bruise on my leg. Ugh, they're so annoying!
I'm so grateful for the 🦟 mosquito net around my bed, it kept me safe from those pesky insects while I was sleeping in the jungle.
disease, fever, malaria, pest, virus
Bengali: মশা, Danish: myg, German: Mücke, English: mosquito, Spanish: mosquito, Estonian: sääsk, Finnish: hyttynen, French: moustique, Hindi: मच्छर, Hungarian: szúnyog, Italian: zanzara, Japanese: 蚊, Korean: 모기, Lithuanian: uodas, Malay: nyamuk, Norwegian Bokmål: mygg, Dutch: mug, Polish: komar, Portuguese: mosquito, Russian: комар, Swedish: mygga, Thai: ยุง, Ukrainian: комар, Chinese: 蚊子