Ariana Grande has gotten 50 tattoos (and counting). Here's where they are and what they all mean.

Grande showed off a brand new, more detailed butterfly tattoo — this one placed above the first on her right arm — in a Instagram story that she posted and quickly deleted on March 14, 2020.

"I got a tattoo," she sings in the video.

It looks like her first butterfly tattoo has since been filled in as well; they're both very visible in an Instagram photo that Grande posted in May.

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When Grande walked the red carpet at the 2020 Grammy Awards, fans quickly noticed a new butterfly tattoo in thin, black ink on her left arm.

Grande's close friend and frequent collaborator, Tommy Brown, posted a photo of four fresh finger tattoos and tagged Grande's hand (easily identified by the existing ink).

"Family ties," he captioned the image, adding a black heart.

The acronym stands for Sweetener World Tour, Grande's most successful string of concerts to date, which wrapped up on December 22, 2019 in Inglewood, California. Grande's live album, "k bye for now," was recorded during the tour.

The two additional designs joined the existing sun, moon, and stars tattoo on her left hand that Mariah inked almost a year prior.

"Newest addition to my glove," Grande wrote on her Instagram story, tagging Mariah.

The update account @arianasnewsig noticed the subtle ink in meet and greet photos from August 26.

When Grande's best friend revealed she got a quote from "The Truman Show" on her upper back, Grande re-posted the image and said she got the same thing — "but upside down."

The quote, inked by Grande's go-to New York-based artist, is arguably the titular character's most famous line: "In case I don't see ya: Good afternoon, good evening, and good night!"

Grande is a noted fan of Jim Carrey, who plays Truman in the 1998 film.

The abstract designs, possibly inked by Mariah, join the cloud shape and feminine symbol that Grande already had on her left-hand fingers.

The large black rectangle on her left ring finger, embellished with abstract details, overlaps the black heart that Grande previously got to cover her "pete" tattoo.

"my hands make me so happy," Grande wrote when she revealed her newest tattoo by Mariah, aka @girlknewyork on Instagram.

Grande revealed the tattoo, "七 輪" on her left palm, in a now-deleted Instagram post. "七" means "seven," and "輪" means "hoop," "circle," or "rings" (as in, "7 Rings," her most recent single).

Fans quickly realized, however, that these two kanji characters, when put together, actually translate to mean "shichirin," which is a small charcoal grill.

In a now-deleted tweet, Grande admitted that she left out the characters in between that would have completed the proper translation because the tattoo was too painful.

After critics accused her of disrespecting the language "for the aesthetic," Grande returned to Kane Navasard's tattoo parlor to add an additional kanji (and another heart) to attempt to fix the phrase.

Despite getting help from her longtime Japanese tutor, it's still not technically correct.

Grande took to her Instagram once again to show off a portrait of the Pokémon Eevee on her left arm.

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"I've wanted this for so long," Grande wrote over a photo of the new ink. She also thanked the man responsible, Los Angeles-based tattoo artist Kane Navasard.

Grande posted two separate (although equally grainy) looks at this tattoo on December 31, 2018. Fans quickly deduced that "うたいましょう" translates to "let's sing" in Japanese, which Grande later confirmed on Twitter.

Grande has often expressed a love for Japan and Japanese culture. She began learning the language in 2015 and has demonstrated her progress on numerous occasions. Grande has even given online shout-outs to her tutor Ayumi, who works at Fuji, a Japanese language school in little Tokyo, Los Angeles.

For this piece, Mariah traveled to Grande's New York City apartment, where she also gave Grande's 93-year-old grandma her first tattoo: The nickname for Grande's late grandfather, "Ciccio," on the inside of her ring finger.

Prior to revealing her anime-inspired tattoo, Grande shared a lengthy description of the "Spirited Away" protagonist Chihiro: A 10-year-old girl who travels to the "Spirit World" and "matures from an easily-scared girl with a child-like personality to match her age to a hard-working, responsible, and brave young girl who has learned to put her fears aside for those she cares for."

The portrait of Chihiro was inked by New York City-based tattoo artist Mira Mariah.

While it's difficult to make out, fans have deduced that Grande inked the number "9 3/4" on her right-hand index finger.

This is almost undoubtedly another reference to "Harry Potter," in which Platform 9 3/4 at King's Cross Station is the gateway to the Hogwarts Express.

Fans first noticed the lightning bolt on June 22, 2018, on Grande's Instagram story and speculate that it's another reference to "Harry Potter."

The other two made their debut in Grande's music video for "Breathin."

"R.E.M." is the name of one of Grande's favorite songs on her fourth studio album, "Sweetener."

Grande got more celestial ink sometime in October or early November 2018. The crescent moon and stars can be seen in Grande's music video for "Breathin," which premiered on November 7, 2018.

In behind-the-scenes footage that Grande shared following the release of her "Thank U, Next" music video, the singer can be seen touching her left foot while practicing the bend and snap move from "Legally Blonde."

The 8418 badge number she got inked in honor of Davidson's late father, a firefighter who died on 9/11, had clearly been replaced with the name "Myron." Myron is the name of Miller's dog, who he adopted in 2017, while he and Grande were dating.

"I love my tattoos. I just went down to do the bend and snap and was like, 'Ugh! What a foot,'" she says in the video. "Look at my Myron — how cool, right?"

When releasing teasers for her "Thank U, Next" video, Grande revealed that the tattoo reading "Pete" on her left-hand ring finger had been concealed with a black heart, possibly with an arrow going through it.

Previously, the "God Is a Woman" singer temporarily concealed the "Pete" tattoo with a Band-Aid during her first post-breakup performance.

Grande originally revealed her "reborn" tattoo, which matched Davidson's, on June 26, 2018. The ink was most likely a reference to the song by Kid Cudi and Kanye West.

In October, after the couple called off their engagement, fans noticed that she had covered the word with some kind of plant. Many believe it to be an olive branch.

561 is the area code for Boca Raton, Florida, where Grande was born and raised until she was cast in a Broadway show at the age of 14.

Grande inked a large plant on her midriff at 3 a.m. on March 17, 2019, with one leaf surrounding the word "always."

"not a cover up just evolvin," Grande wrote when she revealed the tattoo on Instagram.

According to People, Grande has the word tattooed in Davidson's handwriting. Davidson has a matching tattoo on his upper back.

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Fans noticed some ink on Grande's thigh in a photo posted of her by Davidson, but it's impossible to make out. It has since appeared in various Instagram photos, but Grande has never clarified what the tattoo is.

"H2GKMO" stands for "honest to God knock me out," Grande's self-proclaimed favorite phrase. A number of her friends got the same tattoo, including her then-fiancé Davidson.

"it makes me so happy i can't wait to be 90 and remember how happy my life was & how few f---s my friends and i gave," she wrote on Twitter when she noticed that fans had criticized the decision.

Given her affinity for over-the-knee boots, this tattoo rarely sees the light of day. But Grande revealed on June 7, 2018 that she had gotten "Court," short for Courtney, inked on her knee in honor of Courtney Chipolone.

Much like Luria, Chipolone is one of Grande's closest friends. She also stars in the "Thank U, Next" and "7 Rings" videos.

In May 2018, before they had confirmed their relationship, fans noticed that Grande and Davidson had gotten identical cloud-shaped ink on their left-hand middle fingers.

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"Lumos" is a spell used in the "Harry Potter" series to produce light.

Grande got this tattoo after she began dating her ex-fiancé, Pete Davidson. It is well-documented that the two bonded over their love for "Harry Potter" (and getting "Harry Potter"-related tattoos, apparently).

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One year after the bombing at one of her concerts in Manchester, which killed 22 fans and injured dozens more, Grande debuted a bee tattoo as a permanent tribute to the city.

The bee is a symbol of the city's hard-working legacy, stemming from the Industrial Revolution. People across the city went out in droves to get worker bee tattoos following the devastating terrorist attack at Manchester Arena.

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Grande likely got the tattoo, along with many members of her crew, when they returned to Manchester for her One Love benefit concert in 2017.

The shape bears multiple meanings: The astronomical and astrological symbol for the planet Venus, the alchemical symbol of copper, and the gender symbol for female.

"A couple new finger tats today," Grande wrote on Instagram at the time, tagging the Los Angeles-based artist Doctor Woo. "So fine & perfectly petite, they won't even show up in this Polaroid."

Grande was accompanied to the Shamrock Social Club by her boyfriend at the time, Mac Miller, who was also inked by Woo. One month later, Miller would drop his album "The Divine Feminine," which includes a song he wrote about Grande ("Cinderella") and a song that features her vocals ("My Favorite Part").

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"I got two new tattoos today," Grande announced in a short video on her Snapchat. "I got this one for my friend, and for myself, because we have the same initial."

The friend in question is Alexa Luria, who has been close with the pop star since they were 10 years old. Luria appears multiple times throughout Grande's recent "Thank U, Next" video and stars in the music video for "7 Rings."

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The small piece is one of her most photographed tattoos.

Grande and her then-boyfriend Ricky Alvarez posted photos of their matching "hi" tattoos on Grande's Snapchat in June 2015.

In Kabbalah, the significance of the Hebrew name אלד is "guarding and protecting" from "the evil eye and from envy."

In 2014, Grande shared that she had become a practicing member of the Kabbalah sect of Judaism, largely because of how the Catholic Church treats homosexuality.

"Baby doll" is said to be a nickname given to Grande by her maternal grandma, whom she calls Nonna.

Fans first noticed this tattoo when Grande was on "The Honeymoon Tour" in support of her sophomore studio album, "My Everything." Grande has a song called "Honeymoon Avenue" on her first album.

Grande got this tattoo before anyone knew about her third studio album, which was originally meant to be called "Moonlight." The album, now called "Dangerous Woman," still contains a track with that name.

One of Grande's best friends and backup dancers, Brian Nicholson, has a matching tattoo.

According to the fan-edited Ariana Grande Wiki, Grande's late grandfather would often call her "bellissima." It's the feminine word for "beautiful" in Italian.

"Mille tendresse" is French for "one thousand tendernesses." The phrase appears in the film "Breakfast at Tiffany's," starring Audrey Hepburn, which Grande has cited as her "all time favorite" movie.

"I always forget about my lil tat," Grande wrote on Instagram in 2014, showing off her second tattoo.

Grande tattooed the outline of a heart on her toe in 2012 while recording a duet with 8ky, who got a matching tattoo.

The track was intended to be on Grande's debut album "Yours Truly," but was never released. The album did, however, include a song called "Tattooed Heart."

"This year has been 1 of the happiest and most enlightening years for me and I felt like I wanted to do something special to remind me of this time," Grande wrote in the caption of a video that documented her first experience getting inked.

"Writing my 1st album, working with my castmates & best friends on victorious, being young, having fun and being surrounded by love.. so..I wanted to do something permanent to remind me to always be grateful and not take anything for granted so.. I got a little tattoo."