A goddess in repose. In Italian, the word pregare means to pray, but also "to beg." The Italians — I'm married to one, so I know — like to put their hands in the praying position, move them ...

Case in point: The praying hands emoji, also less-popularly known ... Are we actually going to have to type those words out? UGH! The way we see it, there are exactly two options: One, resist ...

Use of the praying hands emoji went up 50 percent ... “Who do we see people expressing that gratitude for? The most common word is ‘everyone’.” “Everyone who is an essential worker.

PSA: This emoji stands for praying hands, not a high five 29,259 people played the daily Crossword recently. Can you solve it faster than others?29,259 people played the daily Crossword recently.

Can you imagine walking down the street with your little girl, praying ... The hands are imposed on the blue and yellow Ukrainian flag, billowing as though caught by the wind, and the word ...