Kaomoji meaning

(;´༎ຶД༎ຶ`) meaning
Sobbing face

(;´༎ຶД༎ຶ`) is heavy, ugly-crying: rivers of tears pouring down a wide-open, wailing mouth. It means "I'm sobbing" or "I can't stop crying." It is often used for over-the-top emotion, sad or happy.

Also called: ugly crying · bawling

Where it comes from

The tear streams are built from ༎ (a Tibetan punctuation mark) topped with ຶ (a Lao vowel sign), which together look like dripping tears. Д is a Cyrillic letter used as a gaping mouth.

When to use it

Use it for dramatic reactions: a heartbreaking ending, an overwhelming kindness, a total disaster. It is intense, so it can seem mocking if someone's pain is real.

Examples

  • That finale destroyed me (;´༎ຶД༎ຶ`)
  • My phone fell in the toilet (;´༎ຶД༎ຶ`)

Variants to copy

What it is made of

Every character in the face with its Unicode code point — handy if one shows up as a box on a friend's phone.

(U+0028left parenthesis
;U+003Bsemicolon
´U+00B4acute accent
༎U+0F0Etibetan mark nyis shad
◌ຶU+0EB6lao vowel sign y
ДU+0414cyrillic capital letter de
`U+0060grave accent
)U+0029right parenthesis

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