Hi dear everyone,
I would love to use these emojis but I cannot find their meanings anywhere online.
Could somebody please kindly teach me what they mean?
Much appreciation to you all 
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にょーん feels like a sound for someone just lazing around.
ペコ is the sound effect for bowing.
神 = かみ = god. He’s praying. Or possibly praising.
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Thank you very much 
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Maybe this is a stretch (sorry), but for にょーん, since the panda is wearing a beret, it kind of looks like リヨン (Lyon) with the リ (ri) on its side to become 二 (ni) and stretched out to make にょーん.
From this HiNative page, someone says it’s an onomatopieia for something stretching out.
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This is absolutely helpful! I can’t fully grasp the HiNative link you shared but I will study hard so one day I can!
Thanks again for your kind reply. I appreciate it very much 
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Ah, sorry about that. The question in the HiNative page linked is asking: “What does にょーん mean?”.
The answer marked in gold as the most useful was provided by a Japanese native speaker who replied that にょーん doesn’t actually mean anything, it’s just an onomatopoeic word (擬音語), or a word imitating a sound (which there are a lot of) in Japanese. In the case of にょーん, the word used when something is stretched (物が伸びる時).
BTW: Cute pandas!
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thank you for going above and beyond to help me, I am very deeply moved
I hope one day I will reach your level of Japanese, no matter how long, and be able to read, write, listen, and speak!
My deep gratitude and appreciation to you, dear friend 
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