🧏🏼 Deaf Person - Medium-light Skin Tone Emoji
🧏🏼 Emoji Information
- Name:
- Deaf Person - Medium-light Skin Tone
- Short Codes:
- deaf_person_tone2:
- Keywords:
- accessibility, deaf, deaf person, ear, hear
- Category:
- People & Body » Person Gesture
- Introduced:
- 2019
- Unicode Codepoint(s):
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🧏U+1F9CF
🏼U+1F3FC
- Modifier:
- Available - View
🧏🏼 Deaf Person - Medium-light Skin Tone Meaning
The gender-neutral individual gesturing to their ear is the deaf person emoji. This emoji stands for those who are deaf. You can use it to inform someone that you are deaf or to inform them that the individual they will be meeting is deaf. When used in conjunction with the raised hand symbol, it can indicate to a user that they will need to communicate with someone using sign language. It can also be used in conjunction with the emoji for an ear with a hearing aid to indicate that you will shortly require one.
The deaf person - Medium-light Skin Tone emoji was introduced in 2019 and released as part of the Unicode 12.0 standard. This emoji can be found under the people and body category. Because the deaf person - Medium-light Skin Tone emoji has been around for quite some time, it should display correctly in the majority of operating systems.
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- Google
- Apple
- Facebook
- Twitter
- Windows
- Samsung
🧏🏼 Modifiers / Skin Tones
🧏🏼 Genders
The Deaf Person emoji comes in the following gender versions.
🧏🏼 Worldwide Trend
🧏🏼 Developer Codes
- Short Codes:
- deaf_person_tone2:
- Hex Code:
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🧏🏼 - Decimal Code:
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🧏🏼 - Punycode:
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xn--nn8hf7g - URL Escape Code:
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%F0%9F%A7%8F%F0%9F%8F%BC - JavaScript & JSON:
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\ud83e\uddcf\ud83c\udffc - CSS Code:
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content: '\1F9CF \1F3FC';