Category: People & Body

🫱rightwards hand

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

Meaning

A rightward-facing hand, often used to represent reaching, offering, or pointing to the right.

Aliases

:rightwards_hand:

Keywords

handhandshakeholdreachrightrightwardrightwardsshakerightwards hand

What does 🫱 rightwards hand mean?

The rightwards hand emoji depicts a hand reaching or pointing toward the right side of the screen. It is frequently paired with the leftwards hand emoji to represent a handshake, holding hands, or a high-five. Depending on context, it can also be used on its own to direct attention toward something or to offer a hand to someone.

Often used for

  • Pointing to or reaching for something on the right
  • Pairing with the leftwards hand to show a handshake or high-five
  • Offering a hand to someone
  • Indicating a rightward direction or movement
Tone: As a relatively new and specific emoji, its meaning can be highly dependent on context. It generally carries a neutral or welcoming tone, especially when used to offer a hand.

🫱 in real messages

  • give me a high five 🫱🫲
  • the remote is over there 🫱
  • let's shake on it 🫱🫲
  • slide over to the right 🫱
  • take my hand 🫱

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How 🫱 rightwards hand looks

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rightwards hand emoji in OpenMoji style
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🫱 rightwards hand codes for developers

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Emoji🫱
Unicode codepointsU+1FAF1
HTML (decimal)🫱
HTML (hex)🫱
CSS\1FAF1
JavaScript\u{1FAF1}
JSON\uD83E\uDEF1
URL encoded%F0%9F%AB%B1
Shortcode (GitHub):rightwards_hand:

🫱 in other languages

Source: Unicode CLDR

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