Deaf man
- Codepoints
- U+1F9CF U+200D U+2642 U+FE0F
- Shortcode
- :deaf_man:
- Keywords
- accessibility, deaf, ear, gesture, hear, man
- Added
- Emoji 12.0
The Unicode standard lists Deaf man as a person shown gesturing within the people and body group. Among its 6 CLDR keywords are accessibility, deaf, ear, and gesture, words people use to search for or refer to it. One shortcode covers it everywhere: :deaf_man:, used by CLDR, GitHub, and Slack alike. It joined the lineup at Emoji version 12.0.
Skin tones
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