π€ means a raised hand and is used to say "wait," "stop," "me" when volunteering, or to give a high five. The Apple artwork shows a yellow hand held up with the fingers together and the back of the hand facing you.
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The tone depends on the words around it. With "hold on" or "wait" it is a calm pause. With "me" or "I'll do it" it works like raising your hand in class. Paired with another hand, it can be a high five. Some people use it jokingly as a backhand, as in pretending to slap someone, but this is playful, not a real threat. It looks very close to β, and most people use the two the same way. It is milder than π and less cheerful than π.
Most often it means "hold on" or "stop right there" before you add something. It can also mean "me" when someone asks who is in.
Some people send it as a pretend backhand when a friend says something silly, like "don't make me π€." It is teasing, not serious.
Hold on π€ let me check first
Who's coming tonight? Me π€
Say that again and see π€π
Great game bro π€β
| π€π½ vs β | β shows the palm and is used the same way, while π€ shows the back of the hand. |
|---|---|
| π€π½ vs ποΈ | ποΈ has the fingers spread apart and often means "five" or a hello. |
| π€π½ vs π | π is a waving hand for hello or goodbye, not a stop or pause. |
| Name | raised back of hand: medium skin tone |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F91A U+1F3FD |
| Category | Hands |
| Keywords | back, backhand, hand, raised |
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π€ means a raised hand and is used to say "wait," "stop," "me" when volunteering, or to give a high five. The Apple artwork shows a yellow hand held up with the fingers together and the back of the hand facing you.
Almost. Both mean raised hand, stop or high five; π€ just shows the back of the hand instead of the palm.
Only as a joke. Some people use it as a playful backhand, but most of the time it means wait, stop or me.
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