Deaf Person: Medium-Light Skin Tone Emoji 🧏🏼

A person with medium-light skin tone gestures toward their ear, symbolizing deafness or a focus on hearing. It is commonly employed in discussions about accessibility, sign language, or to politely signal difficulty hearing.

🧏🏼 Deaf Person: Medium-Light Skin Tone is a fully-qualified emoji encoded in Unicode 12.0 , and included in Emoji 12.0 in 2019.

This emoji is part of the People & Body and is grouped with other Person Gesture emojis. Part of the Unicode Supplemental Symbols and Pictographs block.

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Codes & Encoding for the Deaf Person: Medium-Light Skin Tone Emoji

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  • CodepointU+1F9CF U+1F3FC ✓ Copied
  • HTML (decimal)🧏🏼 ✓ Copied
  • HTML (hex)🧏🏼 ✓ Copied
  • CSS\1F9CF\1F3FC ✓ Copied
  • JavaScript\u{1F9CF}\u{1F3FC} ✓ Copied
  • URL-encoded%F0%9F%A7%8F%F0%9F%8F%BC ✓ Copied
  • Shortcode:deaf_person_mediumlight_skin_tone: ✓ Copied
  • Unicode block Supplemental Symbols and Pictographs

How to Type the Deaf Person: Medium-Light Skin Tone Emoji

  • iOS Use the emoji keyboard (globe icon → smiley)
  • Android Use Gboard's emoji keyboard, or type the emoji's name
  • Windows Win + . opens the emoji picker
  • macOS Ctrl + Cmd + Space opens the character viewer
  • Linux Ctrl + Shift + e then codepoint, or use IBus picker
  • Web Paste the character or use an emoji-picker library
  • Slack Type :deaf_person_mediumlight_skin_tone: (autocompletes to the emoji)
  • Discord Type :deaf_person_mediumlight_skin_tone: (autocompletes to the emoji)

Deaf Person: Medium-Light Skin Tone Emoji on Different Platforms

Skin Tone Variants of Deaf Person: Medium-Light Skin Tone

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How to Use the Deaf Person: Medium-Light Skin Tone Emoji

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  • I'm practicing signs. 🧏🏼

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