An online lexicon for word-icon assignments

There are thousands of Unicode characters. But if one looks for a suitable sign, e.g. to keep a web page menu compact, then you will not find the characters. There are a lot of sites on the Internet that derive the definitions. But a translation dictionary from word to unicode does not exist. The current review tries a lexigraphic approach. As with translation lexicons, a unique mapping is not always possible. Since the Unicode characters - that is, pictogram alphabet used - abstract terms poorly or not at all map, not all possible pictograms are enumerated in some places.
About hints and extensions by email, I am pleased to (I hope they do not get lost in spam ...): mail[at]düddelei.de

Composite characters e.g. at Emojis

Only in the course of the research I understood that the creators of the Unicodes or certain Unice levels lacked a certain generics. In view of the idiotic gender discussions one wanted to consider different skin colors and genders. It becomes especially manipulative when I introduce my own characters into the Unicode for family compositions with male or female gay couples with children. Through manipulative alignment, my tolerance for gays and lesbians has dropped; but actually I am not allowed to say / write any more, since the inclusion lived and the expressed demarcation against the abnormal (= non-normal) is today politically 'taboo' as an opinion. Instead of the Kantian imperative of reason, today the Inquisition of Democracy dominates the zeitgeist, which, in view of the Logic of the Unicode, can no longer be undone.
But the idea of ​​composition is not consistent, as the code base for the I-Ging shows. Since the trigrams are also defined, this definition should actually be superfluous.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicodeblock_I-Ging-Hexagramme
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicodeblock_Verschiedene_Symbole

What can Unicode do?

I'm not sure where this listing will take me to. Overall, I feel that the symbolism is in development. A unified symbolism, which is a feature of Unicodes, could make web pages, forms, and virtual surfaces more understandable. But many important symbols are missing for that. When compiling I noticed how playful some topics are. In certain subject areas (emojis) there are many similar signs, without the variety of different symbols really seems justified. Abstract terms are missing, such as 'example', 'group', 'feeling', 'knowledge', 'sport'. I find it interesting that you can extend some characters generically to simulate skin color or to merge objects. This is the beginning of a syntax.
With the lexigraphic mapping of Unicode symbols to terms, I feel that Unicode could become a language of its own.
 

This page tries as a new approach a lexigraphic sorting of Unicode pages. The mapping will be further completed over time and expanded with terms to make the new language Unicode-Translatable. Here are some links to sites that make Unicodes available on other principles.

Informative pages

1. https://www.sttmedia.de/unicode
2. https://www.mediaevent.de/tutorial/sonderzeichen.html
3. https://unicode.org/standard/tutorial-info.html
4. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/05/Roadmap_to_Unicode_BMP_multilingual.svg

Sorted by topic

1. https://www.smileybedeutung.com/whatsapp-smileys-bedeutung/liste-tiere-natur-whatsapp
2. https://www.mediaevent.de/tutorial/sonderzeichen-wetter-musik.htm
3. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicodeblock_Umschlossene_alphanumerische_Zeichen
4. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicodeblock_Notenschriftzeichen
5. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astronomisches_Symbol
6. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicodeblock_Verschiedene_piktografische_Symbole
7. https://www.welt-flaggen.de/emoji

Nummerieriend-organisiziert

1. https://www.compart.com/de/unicode/html
2. https://unicode-table.com/de/
3. http://www.isthisthingon.org/unicode/

Hand (hash [?] -) controlled

1. http://shapecatcher.com/ - Draw / Krickel the sign you need. Here I would like to know how to make it (AI, systemic hash mechanics) technically.

Lexigraphic list

1. https://zavoloklom.github.io/material-design-iconic-font/cheatsheet.html  (This font uses the free Unicode area [E0 ** - F8 **] and defines custom icons for this. Applications should suffice these icons.)

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