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raised hand: light skin tone

Last updated: 05/06/2026

โœ‹๐Ÿป represents raised hand: light skin tone, typically shown as an open hand with the palm facing forward and all five fingers held together. This light skin tone version is shown upright in a clear, static pose.

This hand gesture mainly means stop or a request to wait or hold on. It is commonly used to set a boundary, ask for a pause in a conversation, or to signify a high-five in certain casual contexts.

In digital chats, it is a helpful tool to halt a discussion or to volunteer for a task. You might use it to say "Stop right there!" or "I have a question," and it also works well as a simple high-five to celebrate a small win with friends.

Unicode
U+270B U+1F3FB
Variant status
Fully-qualified
Emoji version

Platform rendering differences

raised hand: light skin tone appearance on Apple

Apple

raised hand: light skin tone appearance on Microsoft

Microsoft

raised hand: light skin tone appearance on Twemoji

Twemoji

raised hand: light skin tone appearance on Noto

Noto

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