πΆPerson Walking Emoji
Meaning of πΆ Person Walking Emoji
The Person Walking emoji is a picture of either a male or female character dressed casually and walking somewhere in a relaxed manner. It is supposed to be gender-neutral, though in most cases, it is still a male character. It may be used in every context related to movement β from something meaningful like leaving a once-loved person or moving to a new π House to something insignificant like simply going out to a shop to buy some food or to a park to have a short walk.
Also, it is a symbol of all pedestrians β and in the version of emojidex, it looks like a road sign.
This emoji has other gender variants: πΆββοΈ Woman Walking, πΆββοΈ Man Walking.
Skin tones
Tap / click to copy & pasteCombinations with πΆ Person Walking Emoji
Combinations are just a bunch of emojis placed together, like this: ππΆβοΈπ . You can use these combos to create riddles or convey messages without using words.
Tap / click to copy & pasteRelevant kaomoji
Kaomoji are popular in Japan for sharing emotions and situations using Japanese grammar, punctuation, and characters. Like this: β|ο½oβ²|β ! To impress your friends, you can use this creative style in messengers and the web.
Tap / click to copy & pasteExamples of the πΆ Person Walking Emoji in use
Frequently used πΆ Person Walking Emoji phrases for messengers and web communication:
Tap / click to copy & pasteπΆ Person Walking Emoji designs on different devices
Emojis may look different across platforms. Each web service, OS, or gadget manufacturer can create an Emoji design according to their corporate style and vision. Here, you can check out what the πΆ Person Walking Emoji looks like on the most popular platforms:
πΆ Person Walking Emoji: specifications and details
| Full name | πΆ Person Walking |
| Category | π©ββ€οΈβπβπ¨People & Body |
| Subcategory | πββοΈPerson Activity |
| How to type shortcode | :person_walking: |
| Unicode (fully-qualified) | πΆ 1F6B6 |
| Unicode version | E0.6 |
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