anchor
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An anchor is an essential tool used to secure a ship in place. It is lowered to the bottom of a sea or river to prevent the ship from drifting.
For a long time, anchors have symbolized hope and safety for sailors. Even today, many people consider the anchor a symbol of good luck.


The history of the anchor is as long as the history of human navigation. Ancient Egyptians used stones as anchors, and the modern metal anchor was invented by the Roman era. Especially in naval and maritime culture, the anchor has been regarded as a symbol of tradition and honor.
In modern times, the anchor has transcended its role as a simple navigational tool and become a fashion and cultural icon. It's a popular design for tattoos and jewelry, and it's widely used as a metaphor for 'stability in life' or 'firm resolve.' It's also frequently used on social media as a hashtag symbolizing travel and adventure.