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Ñemboguapy ha Ñembotavy! Emohechauka ñekoñemo'ã rova paje emoji reheve, peteĩ ñe'ẽme ñemboguapy térã ñembotavy.
Peteĩ rova ipaje va ojehechaukáva hasyvake. Ojeiporu py'ỹinte rova paje emoji ohechakuaa haguã ñembohasy, ñemo'añetehasy térã ñembohasy. Avei itá'angakuéra ojeiporu ohechakuaa haguã tapicha hasykatuha. Peteĩ tapicha nemondorã 🤕 emoji, ikatu he'i hasy jepokuaa rehe térã jepokuaa ñekoñemo'ã.
The 🤕 Face With Head-Bandage emoji represents or means someone who is injured, hurt, or recovering from an illness or emotional distress.
Simplemente eikutu 🤕 emoji oĩva yvategua ha upéicharõ ojapo copia pya'e pya'e clipboard-pe. Upéi ikatu emohenda oimeraẽva tenda - ñe'ẽ, redes sociales, documentos, térã cualquier aplicación oiporúva emojis.
El 🤕 rova paje emoji oñemomba'e Emoji E1.0 ha ko'ágã oipytyvõ opa plataforma guasu ha'e iOS, Android, Windows, ha macOS.
El 🤕 rova paje emoji oĩ Yavokuekuéra & Ñemoñareña categoría-pe, ha avei Hasy Ra'anga subcategoría-pe.
🤕 represents head injuries or general physical hurt, not specifically bandaged heads. It's used for accidents, clumsiness, headaches, or feeling beaten up by life. The bandage wrapped around the head is a universal cartoon symbol for injury rather than a specific medical dressing.
| Unicode Téra | Face with Head-Bandage |
| Apple Téra | Face with Head-Bandage |
| Ha'ewéva | Bandaged Head, Clumsy, Injured |
| Unicode hexadecimal | U+1F915 |
| Unicode decimal | U+129301 |
| Secuencia escape | \u1f915 |
| Grupo | 😍 Yavokuekuéra & Ñemoñareña |
| Subgrupo | 🤢 Hasy Ra'anga |
| Propuestas | L2/14-174 |
| Unicode Versión | 8.0 | 2015 |
| Emoji Versión | 1.0 | 2015 |
| Unicode Téra | Face with Head-Bandage |
| Apple Téra | Face with Head-Bandage |
| Ha'ewéva | Bandaged Head, Clumsy, Injured |
| Unicode hexadecimal | U+1F915 |
| Unicode decimal | U+129301 |
| Secuencia escape | \u1f915 |
| Grupo | 😍 Yavokuekuéra & Ñemoñareña |
| Subgrupo | 🤢 Hasy Ra'anga |
| Propuestas | L2/14-174 |
| Unicode Versión | 8.0 | 2015 |
| Emoji Versión | 1.0 | 2015 |