Category: People & Body

🫷leftwards pushing hand

🫷 leftwards pushing hand belongs to People & Body. Copy it instantly, review its aliases and codepoints, and explore related emojis from the same set.

Meaning

A leftward-facing hand often used to push, stop, block, or refuse something.

Aliases

:leftwards_pushing_hand:

Keywords

blockfivehalthandhighholdleftwardleftwardspausepushpushingrefuse

What does 🫷 leftwards pushing hand mean?

The leftwards pushing hand emoji depicts a hand extended to the left, often used to represent the physical act of pushing or holding something back. Depending on context, it can symbolize stopping, pausing, or refusing an action or idea. It is also frequently paired with the rightwards pushing hand to show a high five, hold something in place, or create a barrier.

Often used for

  • telling someone to stop or wait
  • pushing an object or person away
  • refusing an offer or idea
  • pairing with the rightwards pushing hand for a high five
  • indicating a physical barrier or block
Tone: The tone can range from playful to firm depending on the surrounding text. It is generally used literally rather than carrying a strong figurative meaning.

🫷 in real messages

  • nah don't come over here 🫷
  • hold up wait a sec 🫷
  • i'm good thanks 🫷
  • stop right there 🫷
  • push it to the left 🫷
  • 🫷🫸 high five!

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How 🫷 leftwards pushing hand looks

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🫷 leftwards pushing hand codes for developers

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Emoji🫷
Unicode codepointsU+1FAF7
HTML (decimal)🫷
HTML (hex)🫷
CSS\1FAF7
JavaScript\u{1FAF7}
JSON\uD83E\uDEF7
URL encoded%F0%9F%AB%B7
Shortcode (GitHub):leftwards_pushing_hand:

🫷 in other languages

Source: Unicode CLDR

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