π«΄ means offering, giving, or asking for something, like "here you go" or "give it to me." The Apple artwork shows a yellow hand reaching out sideways with the palm facing up and fingers slightly curved.
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The tone is usually neutral or playful. Its meaning depends a lot on what comes after it. Placed before another emoji, it offers that thing, as in π«΄πΉ for giving a flower or π«΄β€οΈ for offering love. On its own it can mean "give me" or "pay up," or a questioning "so? where is it?" It can also show presenting something, like "ta-da." It is softer than π and more open than π€², which can look like begging or prayer. It is often used in memes where someone hands over an object as a joke.
Before an emoji it offers that thing to the reader. Alone, it often means "give it here" or "so, what now?"
Combos like π«΄πΉ or π«΄π are sweet gestures of offering affection. They are cute but not as strong as directly saying I love you.
It can mean "well? I'm waiting" when someone owes money, an answer or proof.
for you π«΄πΉ
you lost the bet, π«΄πΈ
Where's my birthday cake π«΄
Me presenting my essay at 3am π«΄π
| π«΄π½ vs π€² | π€² is two open palms, often for prayer or asking humbly, while π«΄ is one hand offering or asking casually. |
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| π«΄π½ vs π«³ | π«³ is palm down, used for dropping or letting something go, the opposite of π«΄. |
| π«΄π½ vs π€ | π€ is the back of a raised hand, for stop or waving, not offering. |
| Name | palm up hand: medium skin tone |
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| Codepoints | U+1FAF4 U+1F3FD |
| Category | Hands |
| Keywords | beckon, catch, come, hand, hold, know, lift, me, offer, palm, tell |
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π«΄ means offering, giving, or asking for something, like "here you go" or "give it to me." The Apple artwork shows a yellow hand reaching out sideways with the palm facing up and fingers slightly curved.
It usually means she is offering something cute, like π«΄πΈ, or teasingly asking you for something. It is friendly, and even with hearts or flowers it is usually just a sweet gesture, not a confession.
π«΄ has the palm up for offering or receiving. π«³ has the palm down for dropping or letting go.
If it offers something, say thanks or send it back with a heart. If it asks for something, send what they want or a joking π.
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