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Translingual
Etymology
Created by Denis Moskowitz from stylized Hawaiian petroglyphs for women and childbirth, representing the Hawaiian fertility and creation goddess Haumea. It faintly recalls the initial letter 'H'.[1]
Gallery
- The author's design
- An abstract design
- Symbol on a seafoam-colored background
- The 🝻 symbol in a poster published by NASA/JPL, showing the size of Haumea compared to the Moon.
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