Rendered in pink anatomical detail, a pair of human lungs takes center stage here, veins and all. It's used for breathing and respiratory health content, smoking-cessation messaging, and the post-workout 'catching my breath' moment right after doing something that left absolutely everyone in the room gasping for air.
What ðŦ means
A pair of human lungs detached from the rest of the body. Since this is a very recent addition to the emoji family, it is not yet available on all platforms. This emoji signifies breathing, relaxing, deep breaths, life, and health. Apart from that, it can refer to pulmonological aspects too.
How and when to use it
- If your bestie or someone you love is having a tough time and they've been sending panicky or upset messages, send some calming texts along with the ðŦ to tell them to breathe or take deep breaths (since it would be quite hilarious to send a pair of lungs, this emoji might even lighten the other person's mood).
- If you're talking about the health of your lungs to a close one, send ðŦ.
- If someone is talking to you about their lungs (this can be a common conversation if you or the other person is a smoker, so not really weird), send ðŦ in those contexts, like "Take care of your ðŦ".
- ðŦ can be used in pulmonology conversations too (chats between doctors, biology mates, or something).
Other Names
- ðŦ Breathe
- ðŦ Breathing
- ðŦ Breaths
- ðŦ Deep Breaths
- ðŦ Relax
- ðŦ Pulmonology
- ðŦ Human Lungs
- ðŦ Anatomical Lungs
- ðŦ Bronchia
- ðŦ Health
The lowdown
- Category
- People & Body âš body-parts
- Codepoints
U+1FAC1- Emoji version
- Emoji 13.0
- Shortcodes
:lungs:- Keywords
- breath, breathe, exhalation, inhalation, lung, lungs, organ, respiration
How it looks across platforms
Seeing a blank box instead of the emoji somewhere? Here's why that happens. Curious why the designs above don't match to begin with? Here's why that happens too.
⥠Quick round
Which joined the keyboard first â ðŦ Lungs or ðĨđ Face Holding Back Tears?