What category is the 🥵 Sefatlhego se se bothitho emoji in?

The 🥵 Sefatlhego se se bothitho emoji belongs to the category, specifically in the Difatlhego Tsa Bolelo subcategory.

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Sefatlhego se se bothitho Emoji

go fetola go Setswana ...

O ikutlwa fisa! Bontsha bothitho ka emoji ya Sefatlhego se se bothitho, sesupo se se itshekileng sa go fisa kgotsa bogale.

Sefatlhego se se khibidu, se tsweletse mofufutso le loleme lo le tswela ntle, se bontsha go ikutlwa metsi kgotsa mo ditigololong tse di thibang. Emoji ya Sefatlhego se se bothitho gantsi e dirisiwa go bontsha gore motho o ikutlwa a fisa mo go feteletseng, kgotsa a tenegile. Fa motho a go romela 🥵 emoji, go ka kaya gore o ikutlwa a fisa go menaganagala, a sa iteki kgotsa a itshosa thata.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Means you're extremely attractive or they're sexually turned on. In flirty contexts, it's basically saying "you're so hot I'm sweating" or "you're making me feel some type of way." With a crush, it's a clear signal of serious physical attraction. Between friends, it can be more playful - like admiring someone's outfit or achievement. But romantically?

The 🥵 Hot Face emoji represents or means that the user is feeling extremely hot, flushed, or overheated, either physically or emotionally. It can also convey a sense of embarrassment or being sexually aroused.

Simply click on the 🥵 emoji above to instantly copy it to your clipboard. You can then paste it anywhere - in messages, social media, documents, or any app that supports emojis.

The 🥵 Sefatlhego se se bothitho emoji was introduced in Emoji E11.0 and is now supported across all major platforms including iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS.

The 🥵 Sefatlhego se se bothitho emoji belongs to the Di-Smileys & Maikutlo category, specifically in the Difatlhego Tsa Bolelo subcategory.

🥵 originally means physical heat (sweating, red face), but is also used to describe someone/something as "hot" (attractive). Context determines meaning - weather discussions vs. thirst traps. The 2019 addition quickly acquired the double meaning common in English slang.